The multi-award winning play about a blockbuster film set in Ireland enraptured audiences when it premiered in 1996, and now it’s back on tour....

The recently renovated Bloomsbury Theatre is establishing a programme inspired by research that will see performers and creatives work alongside leading scientists and academics. The...

Comedy doyenne June Whitfield was a stage actor of considerable promise before finding fame working alongside a veritable who’s who of British comedy talent...

As I’m finishing off my book on Channel 4’s history, I’ve been reflecting on the elements and the stars missing from today’s TV, despite...

The daughter of Welsh comedians Gladys Morgan and Frank Laurie, singer and comedian Joan Laurie was just nine years old when she started appearing...

Birds of a Feather co-creator Laurence Marks owes his career to a writers’ group that continues to provide a supportive space to try out...

Stories don’t come much more dramatic than Liverpool’s 2005 Champions League final win in Istanbul, when they came back from 3-0 down to beat...

Despite his diminutive size, Barry Chuckle was one of the titans of children’s television over the last three decades. As one half of the...

BBC Arts’ new Debut scheme, co-produced with talent management and production company Avalon, was created to showcase the work of writers who have never...