The League of Improv today has revealed a a Summer season of bright, sharp, and ridiculously funny comedy, with three shows, each featuring a high profile stand-up star as Special Guest.
The BAFTA and Olivier Award-winning actor Kristin Scott Thomas will reunite with renowned director Ian Rickson for Conor McPherson's new adaptation of The Cherry Orchard.
Theatre Aspen will present Pen Pals: A New Play by Michael Griffo, playing at Paepcke Auditorium. The production will star three-time Tony Award nominee and two-time Emmy nominee Kate Burton and Outer Critics Circle nominee Patricia Kalember
All new photos have been released from The Women's Prize for Playwriting at @sohoplacetheatre which took place on 9th February. Check out the photos here!
Sapling by Georgina Duncan has won the Women’s Prize for Playwriting, selected from a record number of submissions. The prize is produced by Ellie Keel Productions and Paines Plough and supports female and non-binary playwrights.
Award-winning comedian, star and creator of The Room Next Door Michael Spicer has announced a brand-new UK tour for 2026 with Hope All’s Well. Learn more here!
Discover what's in store for Slow Horses Season 5 as Lamb debriefs River and Coe. Tune in October 22 for the thrilling espionage drama.
Watch the sneak peek of Slow Horses Season 5 Episode 4. Discover the twists as Flyte hunts for Roddy’s girlfriend in this gripping espionage drama.
Apple TV+ has shared a sneak peek clip from the second episode of the espionage drama “Slow Horses.” In the episode, Lamb intercepts an assassin, and Taverner receives a key piece of intel about the Abbotsfield shooting. Watch the clip now.
Apple TV+ has shared a sneak peek clip from the highly anticipated season five premiere of the Emmy and BAFTA Award-winning espionage drama “Slow Horses.” Watch it now!
Apple TV+ has unveiled the trailer for season five of “Slow Horses,” the espionage drama starring Academy Award-winner Sir Gary Oldman. The six-episode fifth season of “Slow Horses” premieres September 24, 2025. Check out the trailer now.
Rise and shine, BroadwayWorld! It is August 11, 2025 and it's time to catch up on all of the theatrical happenings you may have missed in the last 24 hours.
Kristin Scott Thomas will reportedly return to the stage in a West End revival of The Cherry Orchard. She will reunite with Ian Rickson, on which she previously worked on The Seagull in London and on Broadway.
Apple TV+ has revealed a first look at season five of “Slow Horses,” the Emmy and BAFTA Award-winning espionage drama starring Academy Award winner Gary Oldman. Take a look at the new photos here.
Letters Live will return to New York City for a highly anticipated three-night run at The Town Hall. Each evening will present an entirely unique and unforgettable lineup of surprise celebrity readers. Learn more.
For his production of THE SEAGULL at the Odyssey Theatre, Katzman deploys a mostly solid cast (two of whom are also producers), a talented technical team and a vision. The results are plenty engaging.
This morning, nominees for the 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards® honoring outstanding individual, cast and ensemble performances for the past year were announced. Check out the full list of nominations, which include Ariana Grande, Cynthia Erivo, Colman Domingo, Martin Short, and more.
The Stage Door Foundation and Pam Pariseau have announced a special lottery for live studio audience tickets to a special industry presentation showing how Stephen Sondheim created MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG through the eyes of original Broadway cast member, David Loud.
Kristin Scott Thomas and Johnny Flynn will perform alongside Mark Rylance – the venue's Patron – in Shakespeare's Venus and Adonis on Sunday 17 November at 7.00pm, as part of a fundraiser in aid of the theatre.
A couple crash through the door of a Barcelona apartment in a passionate embrace, but this ardour quickly cools as cultural and personal clashes take over. Collins and Morte are both impressively natural on stage, but without their billing, it is highly doubtful this play would have made it to the West End.
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