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Netflix's 'Monster' to Feature Lizzie Borden Case in Season 4

Ryan Murphy · Fall River

Netflix's 'Monster' to Feature Lizzie Borden Case in Season 4

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The upcoming season shifts focus to Fall River, where the infamous 1892 axe murders shocked the nation.See the Story

Till The Stars Come Down, Review: A Riveting Play About England's ...

London, England · London

Till The Stars Come Down, Review: A Riveting Play About England's ...

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We left uplifted and breathless amidst the debris A wedding day in which not all goes entirely to plan inevitably promises a certain amount of comedy, and the portrayal of an ex-mining Nottinghamshire family gearing themselves up for an afternoon and evening of ‘big-day’ moments for little sister Sylvia provides that, writes Eleanor Thorn. Beth Steel’s Till the Stars Come Down arrives with something of a buzz in the air in the West End, with it…See the Story

IN CONVERSATION WITH: The Cast of Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

IN CONVERSATION WITH: The Cast of Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence

Fresh off a smash-hit award-winning season and ahead of lighting up Edinburgh Fringe, Lady Macbeth Played Wing Defence releases a new EP. Giving audiences a teaser of the full match, this first quarter presents the opening hit power numbers that set up play. Seeing Lady Macbeth’s ambition unfold in the savage world of high school netball, this all-female musical brings court-side chaos and full-contact ambition to life. We sat down with the cast…Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Lili de Grammont

We sat down with Lili de Grammont, who is bringing her double bill Voyeur / Samba and Love to Edinburgh Fringe this year. Presented by São José dos Campos Dance Company, this show runs from 31 July – 24 August at Assembly @ Dance Base. Get your tickets here. You’re bringing Double Bill: Voyeur / Samba and Love to the Fringe this August as part of the São Paulo Showcase supported by Associação Paulista dos Amigos da Arte and São Paulo State Secre…Edinburgh · Edinburgh See the Story

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sanjay Lago

Sanj’s neuro-delicious mind takes you on a whirlwind of love, identity and Bollywood-fuelled daydreams. From being a Gaysian man searching for romance and navigating the dating scene to unpacking what made him into his fabulous self. Expect tangents, tea and tasty truths. Winner of the Emerging Talent Award (Neurodiverse Review Awards, Fringe 2024) and fresh from two sell-out nights at Soho Theatre’s Soho Rising Festival (2025), this (fictional!…London, England · London Read Article

REVIEW: Gianni Versace Retrospective

Rating: 5 out of 5. This exhibition is bound to dazzle and inspire fashionistas and fashion outsiders alike. On the 28th anniversary of his death, the Gianni Versace Retrospective exhibition at The Arches London Bridge opens its doors to the public. With over 450 original vintage pieces designed by Versace himself, this exhibition is bound to dazzle and inspire fashionistas and fashion outsiders alike. Twenty eight years after his untimely death…London, England · London Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sonia Sansford

We had a wonderful conversation with National Youth Dance Company Dancer Sonia about her experience being a part of the company. Sonia grew up in Colchester and started dancing aged 7. She enjoys a range of dance styles including contemporary and African dance techniques as she comes from an Africanbackground. Being in NYDC has helped Sonia to step out of her comfort zone, opening up new experiences and life skills that she hopes to take into he…London, England · London Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Till Schindler and Garrick Pagel

We sat down with Till and Garrick to discuss their new show Mushroomification: Legs, Legs, Legs. The story follows the unlikely collision between a man and a mushroom. Co-written by these two grads, catch the show during Edinburgh Fringe the first week This show walks a deliciously strange line between love story and body horror—did you start with mushrooms or madness? We know how bizarre this going to sound but we were initially very intereste…Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: M. Kilburg Reddy

We sat down with M. Kilburg Reddy, to chat about her play The Daughter of Time, presented by Excelsior Entertainment, Mercurius Theatre and Steven M. Levy for Charing Cross Theatre Productions Ltd. Based on Josephine Tey’s seminal crime novel and playing at Charing Cross Theatre from 18 July – 13 September. Get your tickets here. What inspired you to bring The Daughter of Time to the stage, and what felt most important to keep from Josephine Tey…London, England · London Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Mark Bleakley

We sat down with Mark Bleakley, who is bringing his show Stepping in… Spilling out to Edinburgh Fringe this year. Part of the Made in Scotland showcase 2025 and produced by Hacks, this show runs from 12 – 17 August at Assembly @ Dance Base. Get your tickets here. Great to meet you, Mark. Can you tell us about your upcoming Edinburgh Fringe show? Of course, Stepping In…Spilling Out is a dance performance and collaboration with percussionist and …Edinburgh · Edinburgh Read Article

review: A SYMPHONY OF FLESH AND BONES

Rating: 4 out of 5. serene, and at times tumultuous, but always emotional This piece felt more like stepping into someone’s memories than watching a traditional performance. A Symphony of Flesh and Bones blends film and live presence in a way that’s serene, and at times tumultuous, but always emotional. Emulating how many of us feel when facing the existential questions that Flesh and Bones proposes vividly. The story draws on Juliet Ellis’ fami…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

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