The brilliant Kyle Soller will star in The Inheritance at the Young Vic from Friday 9th March. 

Stephen Daldry directs this hilarious and profound heart-breaker – a major world premiere in two parts by New York playwright Matthew Lopez.

More information and tickets available here! 

Watch the tralier for Ready Player One here!

Watch the trailer for series 2 of Jamestown here!

Check out the new trailer for Gringo featuring David Oyelowo, in cinemas from 9th March.

Gringo, a dark comedy mixed with white-knuckle action and dramatic intrigue, explores the battle of survival for businessman Harold Soyinka (David Oyelowo) when he finds himself crossing the line from law-abiding citizen to wanted criminal.

David stars alongside Charlize Theron, Joel Edgerton, Amanda Seyfried. Gringo is directed by Nash Edgerton.

Watch the new trailer here! 

Revolting Rhymes, featuring the voices of Rose Leslie and Bertie Carvel,  has been nominated for Best Animated Short Film at the 90th Academy Awards 2018!

The nominees are:

Dear Basketball

Garden Party
Lou
Negative Space
Revolting Rhymes

You can read the full list of Oscar nominations here

Eleanor will star in the Royal Shakespeare Company's tour of Hamlet, opening in Salford before visiting Plymouth, Hull, Newcastle Upon Tyne and Northampton from January - March 2018.

The production then runs at Hackney Empire between 6th-31st March 2018.

A student is called home from university to find his life turned upside down. He had the world at his feet, but now everything has changed. Who can be trusted, who can be believed? Sent by the ghost of his father to avenge his brutal death, Hamlet’s mission to expose the truth is a perilous journey of madness, murder and lost love. What will ultimately become of a young man sent to kill?

Further information and tickets available here.

Chris New will star in the Royal Shakespeare Company's The Duchess of Malfi from 1st March at The Swan Theatre, Stratford-Upon-Avon.

In an attempt to prevent the fiercely independent Duchess from marrying the man she loves, her corrupt brothers go on a disturbing quest to destroy her.
Remarkable for its macabre obsessions, yet full of dark humour, this violent revenge tragedy asks how anyone can survive in a world where masculinity has become toxic.

Further information and tickets available here.

Set in 43AD, this captivating, anarchic drama follows the Roman army as they return to crush the Celtic heart of Britannia, a mysterious land led by warrior women and powerful Druids who claim to channel the powerful forces of the underworld.

Watch Aaron Pierre in Britannia from 18th January on Sky Atlantic. Clink link

Alice Howland is stubborn, clever and driven – a professional at the top of her game. 

​Diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s at the age of 50, she is compelled to confront her new reality and draw on her resilience to remain independent for as long as possible. Uncompromising, yet tender, this new adaptation of the award-winning novel truthfully reflects life with a progressive disease – its conflicts, burdens and small, priceless victories.

See Ruth Gemmell in Still Alice from Friday 9th February at The West Yorkshire Playhouse 

Purchase tickets via the link

5 star reviews for Michelle Dockery's wicked wild western 'Godless', available now on Netflix. 

"visually spellbinding and filled with standout performances"- The Guardian

"Godless delivers. And it's both smart and entertaining in the process" - Hollywood Reporter

"Netflix's brilliantly dusty western allows Michelle Dockery to exorcise Lady Mary's ghost"- The Telegraph

"this telly Western is well acted, gritty, dusty, uber-violent and clandestinely old-fashioned" - The Spectator

There are only a few more weeks to catch Bertie Carvel's sensational performance, in the production that critics are describing as ★★★★★ ‘A play for today. 

★★★★★
‘Hold the front page: a huge 5-star hit’
Evening Standard

★★★★★
‘Hold the front page: this one's a smasher.’
Time Out

★★★★
‘Delivered with, flair and vivid humanity, it’s a hell of a story.’
The Times

The final edition is set to print : January 6th, so catch it quick before the Ink runs out.

Mark Rylance will reprise his role of Phillipe V in the Shakespeare's Globe production of "Farinelli And The King"; a new play by Claire van Kampen. For a special limited run of 16 weeks at the famous Belasco Theatre, NY

"Beautifully realised. An evening of real enchantment" - Daily Express 

"A pleasure that verges on the sublime" - The Guardian

"A transporting pitch perfect production" - Independent

Ben Whishaw brings in the new year with bloody murder and bittersweet revolt, as Brutus in Nicholas Hytner's new production of Shakespeare's tradedy; Julius Caesar, at the new London venue; The Bridge Theatre. 

Beat off those January blues by engaging in a powerful play which depicts love, honour, trust and betrayal and some of the most profound words in literary history.

I came, I saw, I conquered. - William Shakespeare

Susan Brown and the cast of the phenomenal and ground breaking production of National Theatre's Angels in America, part I and II is soon to open on Broadway.

"The fastest-selling show in National Theatre history" will open at Broadway's Neil Simon Theatre in February 2018 for a limited run of 18 weeks in total.

Don't miss this masterpiece, book your tickets now: 

http://angelsbroadway.com

Take award winning director Kathy Burke, the words of a literary demi-god, throw in a medley of comedic queens and kings. And finally finish it off with double Olivier award winner Samantha Spiro and what do you get: the hottest ticket in town; Oscar Wilde's Lady Windermere's Fan at the Vaudeville Theatre.

Artistic director Dominic Dromgoole brings together these theatrical titans, for your viewing pleasure in early January 2018.

We can resist anything, except Samantha Spiro...and temptation 

Book you tickets today! 

https://www.nimaxtheatres.com/shows/lady-windermeres-fan/

For our friends across the pond, the critically acclaimed Howards End is set for release on Starz US in April 2018. 

Here is what the critics are saying....

"The BBC’s series showed yet again how the small screen is now lord of the manor" - The Telegraph

"Instead of dwelling on drama, this adaptation focuses on ideas and people, and that is what makes it so bold"- The Guardian

"Kenneth Lonergan’s take on Forster is nuanced and fizzes with energy"- The Times

Therefore we say; light a fire, pour some tea and cosy up for 4 episodes of high class drama and a collaboration of some of the finest performances this year. 

Ben Whishaw's Paddington 2 has opened to audiences across the UK and has been received by the critics as a complete triumph. 

"Deliciously funny" - The Telegraph

"Superior sequel full of charm and humour"- The Independent

"This film is a bear necessity" - The Evening Standard

"The beloved bear's joyous sequel is a gorgeous love letter to kindness and London" -The Times

"a tremendously sweet-natured, charming, unassuming and above all funny film" - The Guardian

Bang those caveman drums, Aardman's new prehistoric caveman comedy Early Man is coming soon. Its UK release date has been announced as January 26th and we are so excited! 

Captured in Aardman's distinctive and beloved style, the film will take audiences on a journey through the ages into an exciting new world. Voiced by an all-star British cast, including the extraordinary Tom Hiddleston as Lord Nooth. 

After the summer sell out run at the Old Vic Theatre; The Girl From The North Country returns once again to the west end.

If you didn't manage to catch it the first time round, then be sure to get yourself round to the Noël Coward Theatre from 29th December 2017- 24th March 2018, for what critics have described as "An Instant Classic" - The Times "Inspired and piercingly beautiful" - The Independent. "A tribue and a triumph" - Sunday Express. "Astonishing" - The Guardian. Or.... according to someone in the office; "the best production I have ever seen and am likely to see in my lifetime". 

There simply isn't enough space for the 5 star reviews and words of praise. This is the must see show of the year and we are so lucky to be treated to round two!

Howards End begins this Sunday eveninig from 9pm on BBC One. The first of an incredible four part series starring two of the most magnetic, illumminating and inspiring actors of our generation; Tracey Ullman and Hayley Atwell. The series has been adapted by the American playwright Kenneth Loneran, who won an Oscar in last years Academy Awards for his screenplay; Manchester By The Sea.

Expect sharp dialogue, a beautiful and melodiuous soundtrack, which weaves its way throughout the stunning location shots. Expect debates on culture, equality and justice, which resonate as powerfully as with EM Forster's original readership, as it does with the modern day audience. And expect profundity and perfection with capital 'P's in Hayley Atwell's Margaret Schlegel and Tracey Ullman's Aunt Juley Mund.

"It’s a treat, as intelligent as it is handsome," - Evening Standard

Click here for the new trailer of season 2

Catch Robert in action in the new series Bounty Hunters, airing Weds 10pm on SKY

Watch the trailer for the new season of Michelle Dockery's Good Behaviour 

The countdown has begun for the next installment of THOR 

See Shalom Brune-Franklin and Ben Aldridge in action in BBC's Our Girl

Sophie Okonedo narrates the life of the most glamorous aeroplane ever built, Concorde​ - told by the people whose lives she touched.

Concorde: A Supersonic Story is the remarkable tale of ​faster than the speed of sound air travel and how the French and British Governments joined forces to deliver this ambitious aircraft project, from its origins, the history behind its creation and the forgotten row between the French and the British over the spelling of Concorde, which threatened to ground the entire project. 

Taking off on BBC 4, October 10^th at 9pm.

​Don't miss your flight!

LOOT, the darkly comic masterpiece by Joe Orton, has transferred to the beautiful Watermill in West Berkshire. 

Arguably the playwrights most dangerous work, satirising the Roman Catholic Church, social attitudes to death and the integrity of the police force – LOOT was a smash hit in 1966 and confirmed Orton as one of the most daring voices of his generation. 

Sinead shines as the "saintly", serial-killing nurse Fay McMahon.

Do you need any more reasons not to miss it?

Buy tickets here…

Paterson’s r​ichly, intelligent tones narrate the visually intoxicating Horizon documentary "Goodbye Cassini, Hello Saturn".

​This is a truly astonishing and beautiful film ​​and Paterson’s narration celebrates the discoveries of a mission that has changed the way we understand the solar system.

As the world says goodbye to the great explorer Cassini, Horizon was there to record its 20 year journey and moving final moments.

Astronomical​.

​

The Ancient Egyptian Pyramids have always been shrouded in mystery. As archaeologists uncover the last surviving relic of the pharaoh Khufu, the secrets of Egypt's most extraordinary landmarks come alive after 3,000 years. 

Paul's narration leads us through one of the last undiscovered worlds in Channel 4’s documentary, Egypt’s Great Pyramid: The New Evidence.

Catch-up on ....

The sensational Season Two of Doctor Foster....in which Bertie Carvel reprises his role as Simon Foster, has resulted in a reputation as one of the most hated men on British Television (although we promise he is actually very lovely in real life) 

Catch up on BBC iPlayer on the show that everyone is talking about! 

Huge kudos to Gwilym Lee, who will play Brian May in the upcoming Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody, directed by Bryan Singer.

Gwilym IS the legendary co-founder of Queen, hailed for his guitar work throughout the band's reign, from the mid-1970s to early 1990s. Gwilym stars alongside Joe Mazzello as bass guitarist John Deacon, Ben Hardy as drummer Roger Taylor and Rami Malek as frontman Freddie Mercury.

Paterson Joseph stars as germa-phobe psychiatrist Dr Isaac Taylor, in the BBC1 production of Rellik, written by brothers Harry and Jack Williams.

With a story line that starts at the present and works its way back to the past;

It’s gothic, it’s gruesome and it’s all wrapped up in a reverse-time package.

Netflix’s Golden Globe and SAG Award-winning period series The Crown has found its Jack Kennedy!

The series focuses on Queen Elizabeth II’s early reign as the fragile social order established after WWII breaks apart. In the second series, Michael C Hall is transformed into JFK, whose repressed rage drives him to flaunt his many infidelities.

Move over royalty, here come the Kennedys.

Don’t miss Priyanga Burford’s portrayal as The Herald’s Editorin new BBC1 series Press, by Mike Bartlett, directed by Tom Vaughan.

This sensational new drama featuring superb ensemble talent, David Suchet, Ellie Kendrick and our own Brendon Cowell and set in the fast-paced environment of the British newspaper industry, immerses viewers in the constant professional dilemmas facing its characters.

Our brilliant Manjinder Virk stars in ITV’s new six-part series Bad Move.

She shines as Meena, who, along with her husband Matt, turn out to be married couple Steve and Nicky's (played by Jack Dee and Kerry Godliman) - practically perfect in every way- neighbours.

 “The grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence – until you jump over the fence and realise it’s an algae covered stagnant pond of sludge.”

We are proud to introduce Katie McGrath, the latest voice talent to join team hhush! Her voice oozes natural confidence with smooth Irish tones. View her profile now and have a listen! 

Don't miss Shalom Brune-Franklin in Peter Kosminisky's hotly-anticipated C4 series The State. The four-part ISIS drama will premiere on Sunday 20th August at 9pm and depicts in unflinching detail the journey of four British women and men who travel to Syria and get caught up in the increasingly bloody regime.

Find out what went on in the experimental village of Eden on Channel 4 at 10pm every night this week! 

Radio 4's Series two of Sisters, starring Ashley Jensen is available on BBC iplayer catch up now. 

"The series tells the story of two sisters who live together. But that's all they have in common. Sisters tackles the painfully funny world of the love/hate relationship you can never escape".

Paul McGann narrates a new series for the Discovery Channel, called Big Pacific. With Episode 1 transmitting on Sunday 30th July at 8pm. This new 5 part serires explores both the known and unknown landscape of the Pacific Ocean; "which covers one third of the Earth's surface, holds half of our world's water, and hides the deepest place on our planet". The series encounters creatures of all shapes and scales, and has been beautifully captured and filmed in cinematic 4K.

"Big Pacific breaks the boundaries between land and sea to present the Pacific Ocean in a way never seen before".

Tune in and be prepared to be amazed.

The Pin are back with BRAND NEW material on BBC Radio4 Xtra from tomorrow. The first two series won them several awards and a number of BIG fans including David Walliams and Ben Stiller.  

"Knowing and inventive. A blast" - The Times

Comprised of four 30 minute parts make sure you catch them each Wednesday at 6.30pm from tonight. Tune in and be prepared to howl.

Yerma is back for a second run at the Young Vic from 26th July - 30th August this year. Brendan Cowell stars opposite Billy Piper in the 5 star, sell-out production. 

If you missed it last year, be sure to get your hands on a ticket for this unmissable show! 

Channel 5's new fly-on-the-wall series follows the daily dramas of midwives in the Scottish Highlands. If you liked One Born Every Minute, then you're sure to love this. 

Narrated by our very own Pam Ferris, you can tune in to the three-part series on Wednesdays at 8pm!