Sometimes all you need in TV is a simple idea, and the one behind Death in Paradise is very straightforward. Having first aired on BBC...

The traditional Jay Miller's Circus is back in Portishead this week and they have a completely new line-up of entertainers. I can never...

Detective Inspector Colette Cunningham is excellent as what she does. She’s cut-throat, funny, and knows how to get what she needs. In...

In crime thrillers it is usually the evil kingpin who gets nicknamed Mr Big. But it also works for Alan Ritchson, the star of Reacher,...

Liz Danvers, Chief of police in the remote Alaska town of Ennis, and heroine of True Detective: Night Country, is fond of telling other...

Powerful, angry performances hold together Yaël Farber’s sprawling, bleak vision of a king and his country in terminal decline in King...

Elles Bailey’s voice is truly something special – it’s equal parts raw and refined, fused with a real depth and emotionality, a heady...

It’s not often that a panto bags a true A-lister, but this joyous production of Mother Goose at the Bristol Hippodrome has nailed it with...

It is a measure of just how good the first series of The White Lotus was – the writing, the blending of murder mystery and sharp satire,...

HG Wells’s classic sci-fi novel, The Time Machine, is reimagined in a new stage adaptation at the Theatre Royal in Bath. In this...

Michael Bublé is back with a bang for his first UK arena tour in four years, Higher, and he was in fine form at the Motorpoint in Cardiff...

Since wandering onto the X Factor stage in 2012, Lucy Spraggan has had an incredible journey, both professionally and personally. An...

What to wear; what to eat; where to spend the hours – and who to spend them with; our days are full of choices, each of which has its own...

The new four-part BBC One drama Steeltown Murders is from writer Ed Whitmore and director Marc Evans, who between them produced Manhunt...

The ascendance of Suranne Jones from Coronation Street star to a creative force to be reckoned with over the last couple of decades has...

To describe director Yorgos Lanthimos’s latest film Poor Things, which is adapted by Tony McNamara (The Favourite) from the 1992 novel by...

Some films strike like a lightning bolt on a first watch and stay with you, scarring themselves into your psyche and subtly but...

Ever since Nicola Walker was unforgivably written out of Unforgotten, leaving Sanjeev Bhaskar with no one to moon at over the body bags,...

Danny Brocklehurst is perhaps best known as a writer on Shameless and Brassic, series with big mouths, big hearts and anarchic spirits,...

Without Sin is a heavyweight thriller cut from the same cloth as Happy Valley and Save Me, so fans of deep-rooted trauma and grief...