Fox’s broadcast of Jonathan Larson’s cult 1990s musical Rent: Live ended up being Rent: Pre-Taped due to the injury of Brennin Hunt, who broke...

Last Christmas, after dominating the West End with three productions running simultaneously, the endearing chaos of Mischief Theatre made its first foray into TV,...

Continuing the increasingly frequent trend for televised theatre, Channel 5 has programmed the musical adaptation of the consummate Christmas film Elf. Recorded live at the...

Sweep away the desperate and derelict controversy that’s frothed around its broadcast, and this TV adaptation of Mike Bartlett’s 2014 future-history play King Charles...

Cornley Polytechnic Drama Society continues to fail upwards, now finding itself the winner of the BBC’s Community Choice Award, and its infamous production of...

Live theatre isn’t enough any more. Instead, we have a transatlantic telly/theatre hybrid rather casually inserted into the weekday evening schedule on ITV2. The UK...

Based on Penelope Fitzgerald’s novel, Human Voices, this adaptation – with its fondly comic tone and towering personalities – has the unmistakable smack of...

The neglect of this Tom Stoppard play is odd given that some commentators, including John Tydeman who directed the first production for BBC radio...

NT Live has already shown that cinema audiences and actors can benefit from the immediacy offered by a live broadcast of a theatre production. There are no...

It could have been a misfortune of timing for Radio 3 that the centenary of Arthur Miller’s birth should fall in the same year...

This production of Miller’s unfilmed screenplay is an example of seriously joined-up thinking at BBC radio drama. Part of the Unmade Movies series, which...

The minute the French start hoisting flags over barricades, I start a-dreaming a dream, reprising the greatest hits of Les Miserables. And Les Mis...