News will reach the cobbles that Jim McDonald, who was portrayed by actor Charles Lawson between 1989 and 2018, has sadly passed away. Son Steve (Simon Gregson) will be left conflicted when he gets a ...

Sky's hit thriller The Day of the Jackal has delivered its first major casting news ahead of season 2. Pablo Schreiber (Halo, Orange Is the New Black) and Weruche Opia (I May Destroy You) are joining ...

A self-absorbed Broadway star returns to his Pennsylvania hometown and puts on a show to save the local theater with a production of 'Our Town.' ...

Benson, who also worked at The Sound 103.1 and Arrow 93.1 in Los Angeles during a career on the radio that ran nearly six ...

Still, it works marvelously as a testimonial to small-town life with all its triumphs and struggles, and a love letter to every local theater company that stages production after production out of ...

Ms. Tanner was previously an executive at CBS News and serves on the board of Audacy, a major U.S. broadcaster and podcast producer. By Benjamin Mullin New York Public Radio, the nonprofit that owns ...

Veteran Ghanaian actor, Fred Amugi, has called for the return of radio drama in Ghana, saying he deeply misses a medium that once educated, entertained and brought communities together. Speaking in an ...

Drama has exited stage left from many school timetables in recent years. The number of pupils in England sitting Drama GCSE and A-Level has halved since 2010. So why does it matter and should we care?

Imagine you’re at the London premiere of a new symphony by Haydn in February, 1795. The symphony ends and so you and other audience members rush from your seats up to the stage to applaud the composer ...

The d.j.s depicted in “Hate Radio” radiated this sort of charisma: the jaunty Kantano Habimana, wearing a natty suit and riffing about women and weed (played by the Rwandan comedian Diogène Ntarindwa, ...

10:17, Sat, Feb 7, 2026 Updated: 10:18, Sat, Feb 7, 2026 The BBC has produced many popular period dramas over the years, and several of them continue to attract people long after their first broadcast ...