New heart-warming drama series. Paul plays Tony Preston. Wednesday 29th, 9pm on BBC1.
Series 2. Nobody's Darling. Dawn plays Charlotte McGill. Sunday 08:30pm on BBC1.
Series 2. Nobody's Darling. Mark plays Andy Marshall. Sunday 8:30pm on BBC1.
Congratulations to team Hollyoaks, including our very own David Kennedy who plays Dirk Savage.
Check out Joanna's article in the Guardian.. http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2013/may/14/how-become-voiceover-artist
'Bristles with wit and intelligence' The New York Times. At the Bush Theatre until 22nd June.
**** The Telegraph. Indira Varma as Miss Cutts. Trafalgar Studios until 3rd August.
New drama series set in Belfast. Lisa plays Marion Kay. Mondays 9pm on BBC2.
Excited to announce former S Club sweetheart & Strictly star has joined us. Full showreel coming in June.
Some Like It Hip Hop returns to Peacock Theatre until 30th June. ***** The Independent. Josh co-wrote the score. Tickets @sadlerswells.com.
New heart-warming drama series. Derek plays Andy Peat. Tuesdays 9pm on BBC1.
New gripping series set in Belfast. Niamh plays Danielle Ferrington. Monday 13th, 9pm on BBC2.
The Murder in Angel Lane. Featuring Shaun Dingwall, Mark Bazeley and Justin Edwards. Sunday 8pm on ITV1.
Nominee for 'Male Performance' for Twenty Twelve. Mr. Stink is also up for 'Comedy Programme'. Winners announced 12th May, 8pm on BBC1.
Best Drama nominee. Starring Suranne Jones. Winners announced 12th May, 8pm on BBC1.
Sebastian Cardinal and Dustin Demri-Burns are nominated for best 'Comedy Programme' for their hit show. Winners announced 12th May 8pm on BBC1.
New Police drama set in 1985. Amanda plays Beverley Reid. Fridays 9pm on ITV1.
Crime drama set during the Blitz. Richard plays Charlie Maxton. Thursdays 9pm on ITV1.
David & fellow hosts skewer the latest news stories in the satirical current affairs show which features interviews, sketches & debate. Wednesdays 10pm on C4.
Best Actress nomination for her role in A Doll's House at the Young Vic Theatre. Winners announced Sunday 10:15pm on ITV1.
SEE DAMIAN LYNCH AT ISLINGTON'S THE KING'S HEAD 18th Jul 2012
 What's on Stage 4*s "..In particular, Damian Lynch as the bad tempered Bastian wonderfully encapsulates the play's twisted humour in an intentionally hysterical performance.."
"All we wanted to do was feel something again. Feel human. Then we had the idea of murdering someone."
Life is going right over Ralph & Sarah’s heads. They invite a couple of friends round in order to relieve their boredom. To get the party started Ralph jokes that the conspicuous trunk in the middle of their lounge contains a dead body - the dead body of their work colleague Mr Kolpert. Are they heartless jokers or ruthless killers?
With echoes of Alan Ayckbourne and Shallow Grave, Mr Kolpert was first performed in the UK at The Royal Court in 2000. This relevant, exciting and at times violent play is ripe for a revival by theatre collective The Curious Room. << older articles
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