The nominations for Olivier’s 2024 have been revealed with Hills of California nominated for Best new play and Best actress. Best new play Dear England by James Graham at the National Theatre – Olivier and Prince Edward theatre The Hills of California by Jez Butterworth at the Harold Pinter theatre The Motive and the Cue … Read more
‘Black Thrive Haringey (part of Mind in Haringey) presents ‘ME MY MUSIC AND MENTAL HEALTH . . . A Story by SHOCKA’. This film follows the life of Kenneth Erhahon (the music artist known as ‘SHOCKA’), the highs and lows of his music career, his life tragedies, and his personal battle with mental health.’ Vote … Read more
Seyi Rhodes is on The World with Yalda Hakim on Monday 11th January 2024 tonight at 9pm on Sky News Seyi joins a special guest panel live in the studio for conversation and analysis that explores the issues defining our times. https://news.sky.com/the-world-with-yalda-hakim
Yiannis Vassilakis & Matt Green in The Marlow Murder Club on PBS, new series airing this week ‘An all-new adaptation of Robert Thorogood’s novel The Marlow Murder Club is coming soon to MASTERPIECE on PBS. The thrilling, four part series will star Samantha Bond who is joined by Jo Martin, Cara Horgan and Natalie Dew.’ Find out … Read more
Francesca D’Souza’s makes her screen debut in ‘Mary & George’ for Sky Available now on Sky Atlantic & NOW ‘The dramatic rise and fall of the Villiers is inspired by the true story that took place in the English court of King James I, a turbulent time that would precede the English Civil War. Read … Read more
BBC World Services ‘U.ME: THE COMPLETE MUSICAL’ featuring special guest narrator Stephen Fry ‘U.ME: THE COMPLETE MUSICAL’ WORLD PREMIERE OUT NOW ON THE OFFICIAL BBC WORLD SERVICE YOUTUBE CHANNEL, BBC SOUNDS, MAJOR PODCAST PROVIDERS AND BBC iPLAYER Listen here
The fantastic Ruby Ablett joins the cast of The Great Murder Mystery from the UK’S leading immersive hospitality company The Lost Estate ‘The Great Murder Mystery tells the Untold Tale of The Hound Of The Baskervilles. The year is 1889. London is beset by rumours of a demon hound terrorising the streets of the capital. In … Read more
Launching Febuary 16th Toby Longworth in Einstein and the Bomb “What happened after Einstein fled Nazi Germany? Using archival footage and his own words, this docudrama dives into the mind of a tortured genius.” Netflix Starring:Aidan McArdle,Andrew Havill,Rachel Barry
Thrilled to announce the opening night at the Harold Pinter Theatre, of Hills of California, with the wonderful Natasha Magigi “A masterclass in grief . Straight from the minds of Jez Butterworth and Sam Mendes, this play brings draught, dry humour, and devastating loss right to the heart of the West End.” – Radio Times … Read more
‘This week Alice speaks to environmental activist Lizzie Carr MBE. In her inspiring journey, Lizzie has conquered cancer, made several contributions to environmental work and activism, and set multiple world records related to paddle boarding. Lizzie also shares her experiences of paddle boarding across England’s waterways, her struggles with cancer, and her motivation to make … Read more
ITV X favourite Ayesha Hazarika is back on ITV’s Good Morning Britain Tomorrow morning chatting about the latest news stories. Watch here from 6am – 9am
Liam Watson as David Hemmings in Turning the Screw at The Kings Head Theatre opening 14th February – 5th March More information and Tickets here “Exploring the dynamics of power and art, Turning the Screw is a fascinating and nuanced exploration of a key point in the life of composer Benjamin Britten and his relationships … Read more
We are thrilled to announce that Fred Davis has joined the Life of Pi on its first ever UK tour. ‘Winner of five Olivier Awards, including Best New Play! and 3 Tony Awards. After conquering the West End and Broadway, the ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ ‘theatrical phenomenon’ (Telegraph) embarks on its biggest adventure yet.’ More information and tickets here
Amber’s exhibition ‘The Fabric of Democracy: Propaganda Textiles from the French Revolution to Brexit’ enters its final week “There is plenty in this exhibition for dressmakers to delight in.” The Costume Society ‘This exhibition explores printed propaganda textiles over more than two centuries, from the French Revolution to Brexit.’ More information and tickets here
Henry Dimbleby was on BBC Radio 4 show – Start The Week 9am Monday 26th February This morning Henry joins the conversation on ‘our food our bodies and how we think about it’ Listen here on BBC Sounds