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New York, New York – A New Musical: On the red carpet for the opening on Broadway
The carpet is red and the sun beats hot on the New York City concrete on April 26th,…
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“It’s not a reboot. It’s a reimagining”: Olly Sholotan on Bel-Air season two
Following the success of its first season in early 2022, Bel-Air, a reimagining of The Fresh Prince of…
By Umar Ali
Theatre
“I think Philip is one of our greatest living playwrights”: Joseph Potter on Leaves of Glass ahead of its opening at Park Theatre
Leaves of Glass was first performed at the Soho Theatre in London back in 2007. One of Phil…
By Mae Trumata
Cinema & TV
“I find that what’s universally human is usually universally funny”: Michael J Fox and Davis Guggenheim on Still – A Michael J Fox Movie
Michael J Fox is a familiar figure who has dominated people’s screens with plenty of memorable work, from…
By Mae Trumata
Cinema & TV
“You don’t always get time to extensively work through a character and we got the chance to do that”: Letitia Wright and Agnieszka Smoczyńska on The Silent Twins
The Silent Twins is the unique and challenging, yet moving, idiosyncratic story of twins June and Jennifer Gibbons,…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“Most narratives of motherhood were just that it’s all picture-perfect, this show shook things up”: Nikki Duval on Workin’ Moms season seven
It felt for a long time, both in society and in the culture that reflected it back, like…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“I’m always drawn to how ordinary people are left to pick up the pieces from high-level game playing”: Ben Anthony on Hijacked – Flight 73
Hijacked: Flight 73 is the new Sky documentary from BAFTA-winning director Ben Anthony (Grenfell, 7/7: One Day in…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“Freddie is different from the usual nice, soft female character that you see in Asian cinema a lot, mostly from male Asian directors”: Davy Chou on Return to Seoul
Return to Seoul is the bold and unique film from French-Cambodian director Davy Chou (Diamond Island) that ruminates…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“A lot of the time, growing up, we didn’t really feel seen”: Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney on Lakelands
Lakelands, from Robert Higgins and Patrick McGivney, follows the story of a young Gaelic footballer who struggles to…
By Sarah Bradbury
Cinema & TV
“It was a chance to represent these kind of people, the voiceless”: Adam Bessa on Harka
Harka is the feature debut of writer/director Lofty Nathan, which follows Ali, whose already precarious existence in Tunisia…
By Sarah Bradbury