Was this really supposed to be a “love letter to community theatre” from actor-director Jesse Eisenberg, as described in the billing for its London Film Festival screenings? Because The Debut, ...

Perhaps finding something original to say in mocking US president Donald Trump is the biggest triumph of them all. A day after it was announced she would be premiering a new collection of short plays ...

Once again, my scepticism around the theatrical potential of sport has been rightly and promptly shut down. James Graham’s magnificent Dear England demonstrated how football can encapsulate ...

A free app for venues to set up and manage Auracast broadcasts using tech company GN’s Multi-Mic+ and TV-Streamer+ accessories has been made available on Google Play and the App Store. Unlike standard ...

After documenting deaf Kurdish schoolboy Lawand Hamad Amin’s deportation battle and experience with a new community and language in the touching Name Me Lawand, filmmaker Edward Lovelace returns to ...

Nobody puts this baby in the corner. Doctor Who star Pearl Mackie plays the titular Baby in this world premiere from Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti, pleading with us to see the good in her as a mother who has ...

This review – like the film itself – discusses rape and sexual assault. Please take care when reading and click off if this subject is triggering to you. For those affected by rape and sexual assault, ...

Conor McPherson and Ian Rickson, the adapter-director duo behind the Toby Jones-fronted Uncle Vanya from 2020, turn their attention to the Russian playwright’s final story in their latest ...