Harley Johnston films FIT for CBBC
FIT is a CBBC comedy sketch show promoting sport and fitness for children and young people. Produced by Dominic Brigstocke and Caroline Norris for Citrus Television, Harley films alongside comedian Dan Wright who will be fronting the
The feature film Bashment has won 3 awards at the British Independent Film Festival Awards, including Best Music.
Craig Storrrod, alongside K'n'S, Michael Nasher and The Sketch Bank creator Jai Rajani wrote and produced the single Redemption which forms a part of the award winning soundtrack. Craig and K'n'S perform the song in the film.
Written and directed by Rikki Beadle-Blair, Bashment is scheduled for a UK cinema release later in the year and Redemption is available to buy on
Cast by Camilla Evans, the Headlong production Boys plays throughout this month.
After a well received run at High Tide Festival, the play opens tonight at the Nuffield Theatre Southampton before transferring to the Soho Theatre.
Written by Evening Standard nominee Ella Hickson, the production is directed by Robert Icke, Associate Director at Headlong and Rupert Goold's collaborator on Decade. Boys is the first co-production between HighTide Festival, The Nuffield and
Scott Cripps performs at Club 606 in Michele Drees's Rhythm Tap & Jazz Quartet.
The band, also featuring the pianist John Crawford, plays Jazz and Latin tunes with an original twist - the addition of award-winning tap dancer Scott Cripps as percussion. This unique ensemble is led by drummer Michele Drees, who has worked with such iconic musicians as Kirsty MacColl, Marc Almond, Seal, KD Land, Susanne Vega and Mica Paris.
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Daisy Maywood plays Maria in the RSC/Sage Gateshead production of West Side Story.
Produced in association with the Royal Shakespeare Company’s Open Stages, West Side Story will run from 4th-7th July 2012 as part of the World Shakespeare Festival.
Directed and choreographed by award winning choreographer and dancer Will Tuckett, the production will feature the Northern Sinfonia, conducted by critically acclaimed conductor John
Hanna Jarman performs at Hightide Festival Theatre with Curious Directive.
This will be the Sixth HighTide Festival and will premiere eighteen plays in world and European premiere productions in partnerships with emerging companies and leading theatres including: Bad Physics, Curious Directive, Escalator East to Edinburgh, Headlong, Halesworth Middle School, Latitude Festival, Lucy Jackson, Macrobert, Nabokov, The Nuffield Southampton, The Public Theater, Soho Theatre, Utter.
In previous years, productions transfer nationally and internationally, including to London with partners who have included the
Ozzie Yue films Mr Wang in ITV's Great Night Out.
Produced by Hat Trick Productions, this is a new post-watershed ITV1 comedy drama focussing on four thirty something men who gather for a weekly night out in Stockport. The show is created by The Worst Week of My Life writers Mark Bussell and Justin
Shelley King plays Auntie Laxmi and Ozzie Yue plays Mr Dinesh in the feature film comedy All in Good Time.
Released this week, All in Good Time is a film adaptation of Rafta Rafta, the critically acclaimed play that opened at the National Theatre in 2007. Written by Ayub Khan Din (East is East), it is set in Bolton and examines marital difficulties within an immigrant Indian family.
Directed by Nigel Cole, best known for Calendar Girls and Made in Dagenham,
Jennifer Caldwell joins the London cast of Mamma Mia.
Written by British playwright Catherine Johnson and based on the songs of ABBA, Mamma Mia has been running since 1999. Over 42 million people have seen the show world-wide and a film adaptation with Meryl Streep and Amanda Seyfried was released in 2008.
The London production moves to the Novello Theatre from September
Oliver Llewellyn-Jenkins shoots the new series of Stella as Sam.
Series One aired to critical acclaim at the start of 2012 with Series Two due to return early 2013.
Written by and starring Ruth Jones, the 10 part comedy drama features life in the working-class Welsh Valleys, centring around the ups and downs of family life and the chaos of Stella's eccentric friends and