A free app for venues to set up and manage Auracast broadcasts using GN accessories has been made available on Google Play and the App Store.

Alex Gibney’s four-hour documentary on the tech billionaire has its UK premiere at the BFI London Film Festival.

The play based on the writings of the American activist killed by an Israeli soldier in 2003 is revived at London’s Greenwich Theatre.

Just short of a decade after its stage debut at London’s Almeida Theatre, political playwright James Graham’s Ink, the dramatisation of the 1960s relaunch of The Sun, is adapted for the screen with ...

Station announcements at Bristol Temple Meads are to be made available in multiple languages, through a new pilot combining Bluetooth’s Auracast technology and artificial intelligence from the tech ...

The ‘reveal’ is the funniest part of Florian Zeller’s affair comedy The Truth, but is it really the full story? Predictable, with a ridiculous amount of repeated dialogue, one man’s endless pursuit to ...

1536 playwright Ava Pickett ventures into the current trend of revamped Greek mythologies (see The Oresteia at the Bridge and Electra/Persona at the National) with the gripping and gritty Bloodsport, ...

Auracast, Bluetooth’s assistive listening technology, has been suggested by the Department for Transport as a potential commitment for local bus services to adopt, as they create their bus network ...

Private Jones, an award-winning musical about a deaf soldier in World War One, is to have its European premiere at London’s Southwark Playhouse Elephant in December, it has been announced. The show, ...

The namesake of this jukebox musical about the life of Chaka Khan bookends the story. In the beginning, it is softer and more muted, whereas towards the end, it is gloomy and haunting. When we finally ...

This review – like the film itself – discusses rape and sexual assault. Please take care when reading and click off if this subject is triggering to you. For those affected by rape and sexual assault, ...

Spectrum 10K, the controversial Cambridge study which looked to obtain the DNA of 10,000 autistic people, is to shut down, as the team behind the project said they can use “existing health and genetic ...