Percelle Ascott, Joivan Wade & Dee Kartier star as Mandem On The Wall in the hit E4 series, Youngers.
read more...Rhiannon Oliver performs in Children of the Sun at the Lyttelton Theatre. Howard Davies stages the latest Russian classic to be adapted by Andrew Upton.
read more...Adam Berry takes to the Olivier stage in Othello at the National Theatre directed by Nicholas Hytner.
read more...Clare Thomas is Ingrid Dracula in the hit BBC children's programme, Young Dracula. Season 5 will air later this year.
read more...Davood Ghadami features in the latest series of the hit E4 show. This fresh instalment sees the return of former Skins stars, Effy, Cassie and Cook as they face adulthood.
read more...Megan Jones returns in the second series of the popular BBC programme, The Sparticle Mystery.
read more...Percelle Ascott films his second series of the hit BBC show, Wizards Vs Aliens written by Russell T Davies.
read more...Sarah Amankwah plays Shenzi in the smash hit musical, The Lion King at the Lyceum Theatre in London's West End.
read more...Bill Thomas features in the popular historical drama, Da Vinci's Demons which has just been commissioned for a second season to be aired next year.
read more...Damien Poole features in the brand new musical directed by Sam Mendes. The show will preview in London's West End in May 2013.
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Jimmy Johnston performs in Friday Night is Music Night alongside other seasoned performers and hosted by Vanessa Feltz.
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Basienka Blake opens today in summer season for Pitlochry Festival Theatre. She plays the roles of Dolly in Hello Dolly!, Coral & HMQ in Single Spies and Mrs Erlynne in Lady Windemere’s Fan.
Directed by John Durnin,in his 10th Season as PFT’s Artistic Director, Hello, Dolly! takes you on a whirlwind journey around New York city at the turn of the 20th century in the footsteps of America`s most celebrated matchmaker, Dolly Levi: glamorous, wise-cracking, indomitable – and with a heart of gold. Her mission? To bring love and companionship to those who need it most, be they store clerk or artist, milliner or heiress . . . or even the boisterous ‘half-a-millionaire’ Horace Vandergelder, who for some reason seems to put more of a spring in Dolly`s step than any of her other clients . . .
Paul Kemp opens to the press this evening in Seven Year Twitch at the Orange Tree Theatre. Paul plays the role of Charlie in this new comedy of marital calamity by the author of How to be Happy and Monkey’s Uncle.
Fran arranges a dinner party and cooks an aubergine parmigiana. Husband Terry fails to turn up because he is searching for a Yellow-bellied Flycatcher in Norfolk. This is the last straw in their seven year marriage. Professionals are called in and friends, therapists and even the birds become embroiled in the escalating crisis.
Annie Rowe has cast Yellow Face by David Henry Hwang which opens to the press this evening at the Park Theatre.
1990. Tony Award-winning Asian-American playwright DHH leads protests in New York against the casting of Jonathan Pryce as a Eurasian in the original Broadway production of Miss Saigon. Two years later and DHH mistakenly casts a Caucasian actor, Marcus G. Dahlman, in the lead Asian role of his own play, Face Value. DHH desperately tries to save his own face by passing Marcus off as a Siberian Jew. Meanwhile, DHH and his father become embroiled in the anti-Chinese paranoia that swept through the US, and DHH finds himself needing to reflect on his own face.
Joan Blackham rehearses for the role of Lady Bracknell in the site-specific staging of The Importance Of Being Earnest produced by Guildford Shakespeare Company. The production will take place in and around Guildford Castle Grounds.
Summer 1895: Jack loves Gwendolen, Gwendolen loves Earnest, Algernon loves Cecily, and Cecily loves…Earnest! But who is Earnest?…and where are the cucumber sandwiches?…and just what on earth is Bunburying?! Join us and find out as we stage Oscar Wilde’s best-loved comedy of mistaken identity, set around the picture perfect Victorian Bandstand.
