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According to Deadline, playwright Robert O'Hara will be bringing Barbecue to the big screen. O'Hara will be directing the feature film adaptation of his play, which will star Colman Domingo, Marisa Tomei, and Danai Gurira. Domingo is no stranger to Barbecue, having directed a production of the play at the Geffen Playhouse in Los Angeles. Onscreen, Domingo recently starred in the film version of The Color Purple and was nominated for an Academy Award for his performance in 2023's Rus...

There is a long tradition of fashion and theatre intermingling, but lately things seem to be reaching a fever pitch - we investigate why.

Get a first look at photos of PlayMakers Repertory Company's The Game! Learn more about the show and see how to purchase tickets.

Kit Harington has said a Game Of Thrones spin-off about Jon Snow is no longer in development and is “off the table”.A series about the actor’s […]

The play reunites Tony Award nominee Jeremy O. Harris as producer and Pulitzer Prize finalist Michael Breslin alongside assistant director Louisa Jacobson. Read more on New York Theatre Guide.

Jake Gyllenhaal has signed a first-look film deal with Amazon MGM Studios after the success of Road House.

A controversial new play will reportedly depict a future in which Prince George of Wales has just "come out of the closet".

An invitation-only industry presentation of You Hateful Things, a new play by Will Arbery directed by Simon Stone, will be held this week in New York, with a cast including Christian Slater, Amandla Stenberg, Jakeem Powell, John Cameron Mitchell, Lucas Hedges and Myha’la.

A row has erupted over ‘Slave Play’s’ Black Out nights initiative, which are specifically aimed at an ‘all-black-identifying audience’

The producers of a West End show are "carefully considering" plans to hold evenings aimed at black-only audiences following criticism from Dow...