James Hanton

Bigfoot, or the Sasquatch as it is also known, is one of the most salient and enduring myths anywhere in North America. A legend passed down generations, the contemporary obsession with the myth can be traced to […]

A new production of I Could Use A Drink by Drew Gasparani is set to have a virtual premiere next month with stream.theatre.

Gasparani, also known as a composer on NBC’s Smash, originally released the B […]

It’s taken some time, but Zack Snyder’s Justice League — the director’s cut of 2017’s Justice League — is finally with us. The Snyder Cut is a phenomenon that you likely won’t have been able to ignore if you h […]

Stephen Fry has been cast as the guest narrator in the BBC World Service’s world premiere of a new radio play, U.Me: The Musical, which will also star Anoushka Lucas and Martin Sarreal.

The play, produced e […]

The past 12 month have almost ripped the arts to shreds. Theatre doors are barred shut. Performers, venue staff and the numerous staff working behind the scenes of every major production are struggling. The […]

Regressive Left are one of a slew of new bands and musical projects that have defied the odds over the course of the pandemic. Over the past 12 months, they have been refining their sound and building on their […]

The Barn Theatre in Cirencester has announced that it will be releasing two more digital productions this Spring, both of which are adaptations of works from the acclaimed children’s author Michael M […]

The Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) have confirmed they will restart live performances in Stratford-upon-Avon this summer, opening with an outdoor production of The Comedy of Errors. 

Directed by Phillip […]

Manchester’s Hope Mill Theatre have announced new dates for Turn On Fest 2021, an annual celebration of LGBTQ+ theatre makers and performers.

The festival, which was originally meant to take place in January t […]

“Sorry, I don’t date golfers.” 

“Well, that’s good cause I’m a hockey player.”

Today marks 25 years since the release of Happy Gilmore, one of Adam Sandler’s best-known goofy 1990s comedies. The ab […]

The Place is collaborating with the Chisenhale Dance Space on a new festival featuring a range of recorded and live dance performances under the theme of “How Do We Tune Into Sensation?”

The festival, whi […]

Although we are still in the grip of the pandemic, the West End is starting to plan ahead for when audiences will be welcomed back through their doors. The producers of Les Misérables announced back in December […]

Warner Bros. has released the first trailer for the delayed Godzilla vs. Kong, which sees the two most famous giant monsters in cinema come together for only the second time in their history.

The new film, a […]

Construction has begun on the Thorington Theatre near Southwold in Suffolk, a new venue that will host live outdoor performances once current lockdown restrictions are relaxed.

Once completed, the wooden […]

If Death was knocking at your door, would you let him in? Eighty-year old Tabitha (Kit Clark) doesn’t really have a choice – he’s sitting at her kitchen table. So naturally, the pair converse and learn more abo […]

So it’s come to this. Domestic terrorists running riot within the walls of Capitol Hill. Armed insurrectionists breaking into the home of American democracy in the name of a supposedly patriotic dogma built on […]

theSpaceUK has announced a new season of their online arts festival, Online@theSpaceUK, which will include over 50 performances that can be watched free of charge.

The venue company, who have been hosting […]

Festival UK 2022 – or the ‘Festival of Brexit’ as it is often called – was an idea first floated around in 2018. Just recently, arts organisations who are agreeing to participate in the ceremonies are being off […]

Pravin Wilkins has won the 2020 Theatre503 International Playwriting Award for new theatre writing, being chosen from over 1700 initial applicants.

Wilkins’ play Moreno was chosen from a five-strong s […]

I’ve never really been all that happy with the way I look, especially when needlessly comparing myself to others. The fact that I looked around and saw a seemingly infinite number of people who were stronger, f […]