The puppets are great - but this BFG is not as whizzpopping as I'd hoped, says theatre critic Patrick Marmion

What's really needed are some of the songs - and some of the swagger - of the RSC's big Dahl money spinner, Matilda.

Only a Scrooge could fail to smile at Christmas Carol Goes Wrong

Mischief are the fringe scamps who conquered the West End. The Play That Goes Wrong – their smash-hit about a botched ...

Mads Mikkelsen Had to Keep His Inner Fanboy in Check When Working With This ‘Dust Bunny’ Co-Star: “I’m a Fan”

Sophie Sloan impresses with her TikTok-honed American accent, huge scream, and genuine chemistry with Mikkelsen.
Pittsburgh City Paper

Via Ms. Rachel, Reading Rainbow, and more, Mister Rogers is still guiding young learners

A larger-than-life statue of Fred Rogers, perhaps as large as his magnetic personality, stands watch over the confluence of our three rivers from its North Shore location. Pittsburgh is, and always ...
Messenger Newspapers

Cosgrove Hall animation archive has new home at Sale Library

Cosgrove Hall Films, behind childhood favourites Danger Mouse, Count Duckula, Noddy, and Postman Pat, has a permanent home for its archive ...
TechAnnouncer

Unlock Your Creativity: Exploring the Power of Adobe Firefly Free

Unlocking Creative Potential with Adobe Firefly Free. It feels like just yesterday we were juggling a bunch of different apps ...
BroadwayWorld

Review: THE BFG, Royal Shakespeare Theatre

Co-Artistic Director of the RSC Daniel Evans brings to life one of Roald Dahl’s most darkly beloved children’s books in an utterly thrilling adaptation by Tom Wells.