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‘Catch Me if you Can’ at Bromley Churchill Theatre review
Derren Brown bringing ‘Showman’ to the West End from December
John Sutherland – ‘The Siege’ review
‘This Arab Is Queer: An Anthology by LGBTQ+ Arab Writers’ review
The Folio Society releases Mervyn Peake’s ‘The Gormenghast Trilogy’ in limited edition
Elton John, BST Hyde Park, London live review
Interview: The 411 Talk About Performing At Mighty Hoopla and Why They Give Props To Little Mix
Charlie Puth teams up with BTS star Jung Kook for new single ‘Left and Right’
Gabrielle announces ’30 Years of Dreaming Tour’ for 2023
‘ELVIS’ Original Motion Picture Soundtrack review
Walter Presents: ‘Seizure’ preview – a mystery with a supernatural twist
Walter Presents: ‘The Eastern European Season’ this July and August
Jenna Coleman and Oliver Jackson-Cohen to lead Prime Video’s ‘Wilderness’
Walter Presents: ‘Rig 45: Murder At Sea’ preview – a throwback to traditional murder mysteries
Jodie Prenger joins ‘Coronation Street’ and will make her debut in August
It's all about fighting and federating in the noticeably darker, murkier, and uncertain final series of Survivors.
An extended review of the second season of the cult BBC drama series, where peril gives way to pig farming.
Out on Blu-ray and DVD on Monday 25th November.
CinemaLive and Shakespeare’s Globe are pleased to announce the first live cinema broadcast.
Excellent series showcasing early work by Stephen Poliakoff and Michael Apted amongst many others.