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 ...

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, ...

This whizzing, wildly funny supernatural horror is a theatrical feast. Mei Leng Yew’s The Hungry Ghost, about an entity with an insatiable hunger which possesses a young woman who should know better, ...

In 2017, the internet was ablaze with discourse around the ethics of punching Nazis. A theatrical interrogation of this question would be Tiago Rodrigues’ 2020 play Catarina and the Beauty of Killing ...

Concrete Land, the feature directorial debut from Asmahan Bkerat, opens with Abedel Wahad Al-Najjar with his sheep on a hill in Jordan. A clear blue sky and the vibrant greenery, coupled with the ...

I’ve never been in a theatre audience like it. Before the performance of Table 17 begins, a pre-show announcement informs us that this is a show where talking back to the cast is encouraged, and while ...

What’s a rich man’s version of generational trauma? In Andy Sandberg’s Affluenza, kicking off Riverside Studios’ new Mainstage season, the answer seems to be a hereditary ‘moral vacancy’, where ...

This review – like the documentary itself – discusses sexual assault and suicide. Please take care when reading and click off this article if these subjects are triggering to you. Help and support is ...

The National Registers of Communication Professionals working with Deaf and Deafblind people (NRCPD) and Scottish Register of Language Professionals with the Deaf Community (SRLPDC) are to merge, it ...