Lucy Mackay joins the cast of ‘Gwenda’s Garage‘ “Because a woman’s place is under the bonnet. 1980s Sheffield. The People’s Republic of South Yorkshire. A women’s car repair workshop. This is feminist action at its zaniest, craziest, its most serious – where anything can happen and usually does. Welcome to Sheffield. Lesbian Capital of the … Read more
Krishnan Guru-Murthy was the latest contestant to be eliminated from Strictly Come Dancing this weekend with his partner Lauren Oakley. After 8 brilliant weeks and many memorable moments, Krishnan bid farewell to the Strictly ballroom. You can catch him on It Takes Two tonight at 6.30pm on BBC Two as he chats to Fleur about … Read more
Reviews are in for The Box of Delights with Rosie Wyatt at the RSC “After a seemingly chance encounter on a train, orphaned schoolboy Kay Harker finds himself the guardian of a small wooden box with powers beyond his wildest dreams. Caught up in a battle between two powerful magicians, Kay fights to save not just … Read more
Ben West will be co-hosting a new podcast called ‘Conversations in Company’ Aiming to make the suicide loss journey a little less lonely. Coming soon
Anna Phoebe, along with her AVAWAVES bandmate Aisling Brouwer, have composed the music for Apple TV’s newest series, The Buccaneers. Based on the final novel from American author Edith Wharton, the 8-part period drama focuses on a group of young American women who journey to London in the 1870’s in aim of securing husbands and … Read more
Petroc Trelawny will once again present the Royal Ballet’s cinema relays as part of the upcoming Royal Opera House’s 23/24 cinema season. Joined by co-host Darcey Bussell, Petroc will be presenting the following live performances: Don Quixote – Tuesday 7th November ‘23 Nutcracker – Tuesday 12th December ‘23 Manon – Wednesday 7th February ‘24 Macmillan triple – Tuesday … Read more
Sports Broadcaster and Journalist Danny Kelly will host the first ever live show of The Athletic’s The View From The Lane podcast on Wednesday 8th November at 7pm. Accompanied by The Athletic’s own Jack Pitt-Brooke, Charlie Eccleshare, James Maw and Tim Spiers, Danny will present the award-winning Tottenham Hotspur podcast to a live audience at … Read more
Joshua Rozenberg presents the latest series of Law in Action for BBC Radio 4 Having spent 15 years as the BBC Legal Affairs Correspondent and further 8 years editing the Daily Telegraph’s legal coverage, Joshua is one of the UK’s most well known legal commentators. The programme regularly talks to leading legal figures at home … Read more
Presenter and Investigative Journalist Seyi Rhodes will present a series of episodes of Outlook for BBC World Service. In the first of these episodes, Seyi explores the life of Nilofar – an Afghan women who disguised herself as a boy when she was a child to avoid persecution from the ruling Taliban. This will air … Read more
Lizzie Carr featured in The Guardian, talking about how she helps to clear up the environment You can read the article here
Gavin Esler writes for The Guardian His piece, “Here’s the key question about Britain in 2023: why do we put up with this rubbish?” can be read here His book, Britain Is Better Than This, which takes a look at our political system can be purchased here
Sam Goodchild has been nominated for an Offie for ‘Lead Performance in a Play’ for his role in Jock Night
Journalist and Writer Freddy McConnell returns as a presenter for season two of the Peabody and GLAAD-award winning docuseries Transnational for VICE News. From Tuesday 3rd October, episodes have been released every Tuesday on the VICE News YouTube channel. Freddy’s episode, released on Tuesday 24th October, is available to watch here. You can also catch up … Read more
Krishnan Guru-Murthy has made it through to Week 6 on Strictly Come Dancing with his partner Lauren Oakley. This week, it’s the Halloween special! Tune in at 6.40pm on BBC One this Saturday 28th October to see if Krishnan can wow the judges once more, this time with a spooktacular routine.
Gareth Tunley joins the cast of Ben Wheatley’s, Generation Z “Set in the fictional town of Dambury, the kind of place with stark opportunities and not much to do. Grey, unassuming, forgotten. It’s the last place you’d expect the apocalypse to begin… But when an army convoy overturns outside a care home, a chemical leak … Read more