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RADA graduate Owen Findlay opens Love's Labour's Lost tonight as Prince Ferdinand for Northern Broadsides.
The multi award-winning Northern Broadsides celebrates its 20th anniversary year with this classic comedy.
Barrie Rutter directs a charismatic cast of 17 multi-talented northern actors who will fill the stage in this fast-paced battle of the
William Thomas records Morys in the BBC Radio Cymru play Morys y Gwynt.
BBC Cymru Wales currently produces a range of radio plays for BBC Radio 4 and BBC Radio 3. Since 2010 BBC Cymru Wales has doubled the amount of radio drama it has produced and its reputation continues to grow as a centre of excellence for
This evening Eva Traynor plays Kate at the Press Night of The Sea Plays. Directed by American director Kenneth Hoyt and staged at The Old Vic Tunnels, The Sea Plays are a rarely performed collection of O'Neill's early works.
Based On Eugene O'Neill's own experiences at sea, these were the plays that first introduced his writing to the world. This production follows recent acclaimed O'Neill productions for the Old Vic including The Iceman Cometh, A Moon for the Misbegotten
Joan Blackham plays Eleanor Lawson in the BBC1 daytime series Doctors today at 1.45pm.
Set in the fictional town of Letherbridge, Doctors has been a BBC favourite since 2000 and follows the turbulent lives and loves of the staff and patients at the busy Mill Hill
Ewan Bailey's short film, DeafBlind screens today at the Slamdance festival in Utah. Directed by Ewan, DeafBlind stars Maxine Peake (BAFTA nominee) and James Young (Scottish BAFTA Winner) as a deaf and blind woman and a young man who share a spiritual and disturbing connection.
Ewan was interviewed by Francine Stock for Radio 4's Film Programme to discuss DeafBlind and the challenges faced by filmmakers in the current climate.
Slamdance is a major independent festival that runs concurrently with Sundance and
