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© Helen Murray The Royal Court in west London has revealed a reopening programme of work taking it through until the end of 2021. Award-winning playwright Jasmine Lee-Jones will return with hit show seven methods of killing kylie jenner, playing from 16 June to 27 July 2021 and reopening the west London venue. Having previously premiered in the venue's upstairs space in 2019, the show now plays downstairs for six weeks, with Tia Bannon and Leanne Henlon starring. Plans for a digital capture are to be announced. Directed by Milli Bhatia, the piece's creative team features Rajha Shakiry (desi...

BATH Theatre Academy is set to stage four new productions at The Egg with a variety of options for audiences to livestream the performances at home…

Storyglass and ETT announce the full line up for the six episode series of their new magazine-style podcast that tells the story of a nation and a world in rapid transition. The series features more than 100 artists, commentators and thought leaders, with 23 commissions, performances from some of the UK's most exciting names in contemporary arts and entertainment, and testimonies from the public. The first episode is available now, with episodes released weekly. Listen to the episodes 1 and 2 below! ETT Artistic Director, Richard Twyman, today said, "In That Podcast we look to artists and thi...

Published: 7:30 PM April 27, 2021    Lily Peterkin and Peter Heppelthwaite of Limitless Academy receiving a trophy from the then-mayor Councillor Barbara Fitzsimon at the Welwyn Drama Festival in 2019. - Credit: Supplied by Welwyn Drama Festival This year's Welwyn Drama Festival will go on – with an online version being staged in May. When the 86th Welwyn Drama Festival was cancelled last year following the COVID-related closure of the Barn Theatre in Welwyn Garden City, nobody imagined that the shutdown would still be in force in May 2021. The cast of College Players' The Welsh Job, whi...

TVDRAMA New Digital YA Drama from BBC Scotland Float, a digital YA drama produced by Black Camel Pictures for BBC iPlayer. Commissioned by BBC Scotland in partnership with Screen Scotland, the 6×10-minute drama is written by Scottish playwright Stef Smith. Float follows Jade, a university dropout who has found herself back in her seaside hometown working as a lifeguard at the local pool. Jade is hiding the terrible truth of why she left Glasgow, and the rest of the motley crew of staff have troubles of their own. Float stars Hannah Jarrett-Scott ( Smith commented: “I’m so very grateful...