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Space Hamlet gleefully launches Shakespeare’s tragedy into a universe of glam rock, puppet violence and cosmic absurdity.

At its heart is David Suchet as Thomas à Becket, Archbishop of Canterbury, whose return from seven years of exile in 1170 ...

End of the World and Hard-boiled Wonderland combined surreal creatures, balletic choreography and dreamlike worlds in an ...

Yet despite this, and the brilliant work of a strong ensemble led by Kristin Scott Thomas and Stephen Mangan, the play still ...

They’re dubbed duanju, or microdramas – and they’ve become big business. In China, the smartphone-friendly shows reportedly ...

If the 1955 East of Eden movie was iconic because of James Dean, Zoe Kazan’s miniseries for Netflix makes its mark with ...

There is something immensely pleasurable about watching actors who know exactly how to make the most of every line. In Noël Coward’s Hay Fever, Christine Baranski and Richard E Grant relish every ...

There is something uncomfortably familiar about Affluenza, Andy Sandberg’s new play about the arrogance of wealth, having its world premiere season at Riverside Studios. The drama opens in the ...

The Last Ship has been afloat for more than a decade, through Broadway, the UK and international productions, with multiple book rewrites, directors and cast changes. Yet even this latest, lavishly ...

Neighbours rights holder Fremantle has partnered with Epis ‘microdrama’ platform creator RoseBerry to adapt the series for a vertical format, with generative AI used for the transition. As announced, ...