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‘Not the ears!’ How wrestling dominated Saturday-afternoon TV for 20 years

‘Not the ears!’ How wrestling dominated Saturday-afternoon TV for 20 years

by Douglas McPherson
For 20 years, wrestling had a weekly spot on prime-time TV, making its stars household names. With the publication of a new book about the sport, Douglas McPherson explores how the amateur entertainment became performance art
Kerry Ellis’ culture in lockdown: ‘I’m really into Line of Duty – but no spoilers please’

Kerry Ellis’ culture in lockdown: ‘I’m really into Line of Duty – but no spoilers please’

by Fergus Morgan
Power of performance: How Freedom Theatre makes work in the West Bank

Power of performance: How Freedom Theatre makes work in the West Bank

by Zoe Lafferty
Strive Collective: ‘We wanted to create something entertaining, joyful and meaningful’

Strive Collective: ‘We wanted to create something entertaining, joyful and meaningful’

by Natasha Sutton Williams
Theatremaker and podcaster Koko Brown: ‘I want to be in power one day – to have power and empower others’

Theatremaker and podcaster Koko Brown: ‘I want to be in power one day – to have power and empower others’

by Amanda Parker
Oldham Coliseum in lockdown: ‘I’m not sure ‘normal’ is something we should ever return to’

Oldham Coliseum in lockdown: ‘I’m not sure ‘normal’ is something we should ever return to’

by Chris Bartlett
Culture in Lockdown: Harriet Thorpe – ‘We’ve always needed art. We used to go to the Colosseum, now we sit in front of our computers’

Culture in Lockdown: Harriet Thorpe – ‘We’ve always needed art. We used to go to the Colosseum, now we sit in front of our computers’

by Fergus Morgan
Back to showbusiness as usual? How producers aim to transform theatre post-Covid

Back to showbusiness as usual? How producers aim to transform theatre post-Covid

by Amanda Parker
When two become one: how double acts are creating theatre in lockdown

When two become one: how double acts are creating theatre in lockdown

by Natasha Tripney
Spooky! Theatre’s most famous ghosts captured in a haunting new book

Spooky! Theatre’s most famous ghosts captured in a haunting new book

by Nick Smurthwaite
Vicky Featherstone’s culture picks in lockdown: ‘Thanks to Zoom, I’ve had a whole series of international conversations’

Vicky Featherstone’s culture picks in lockdown: ‘Thanks to Zoom, I’ve had a whole series of international conversations’

by Fergus Morgan
Talawa: To build back better, theatre must empower Black artists and leaders

Talawa: To build back better, theatre must empower Black artists and leaders

by The Stage
Jemima Levick: ‘A Play, a Pie and a Pint is a machine making new plays – it’s what I love’

Jemima Levick: ‘A Play, a Pie and a Pint is a machine making new plays – it’s what I love’

by David Pollock
How English National Opera is helping people with long Covid to manage their breathing

How English National Opera is helping people with long Covid to manage their breathing

by Rosemary Waugh
Ipswich’s New Wolsey in lockdown: ‘We needed to keep working. It was our way of staying sane’

Ipswich’s New Wolsey in lockdown: ‘We needed to keep working. It was our way of staying sane’

by Chris Bartlett
Katherine Parkinson’s culture picks in lockdown: ‘Normal People resonated with me, but I’ve never had that kind of sex’

Katherine Parkinson’s culture picks in lockdown: ‘Normal People resonated with me, but I’ve never had that kind of sex’

by Fergus Morgan

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