Interviews

The play is unhinged, the cast is queer, and Dino Fetscher is loving every second of it!
Keala Settle discusses Mary Todd Lincoln, narrative control, and the human cost of being publicly judged.
Lauren Lyle and Alexander Arnold talk comedy, chemistry and creative freedom as they perform David Ireland’s Most Favoured at Soho Theatre.
Linnea Berthelsen reflects on Kali’s return, the backlash that followed and how the Stranger Things finale reframes one of the show’s most debated characters.
From audition to Starfleet, George Hawkins on expectation, ambition, and finding the truth beneath the uniform.
Callum Beattie reflects on years of graft, selling out Glasgow’s Hydro, going independent, and why success only matters if it’s shared and used to help others.
Class divides and candlelight: Holly Race Roughan reshapes A Midsummer Night’s Dream for a fractured modern world.
Lewis Cope opens up about the whirlwind of joining Strictly, the joy of performing live, and staying grounded through the chaos
Darianka answers 18 Questions as she reflects on nostalgia, fashion, Coachella moments and the influences shaping her life.
From Liverpool to The Capitol arena – Mia Carragher on becoming The Hunger Games' new Katniss Everdeen, the girl on fire.
How George Lewis turned tantrums, toddler chats, and family life into viral comedy gold.
The Rizzle Kicks star is swapping mics for monologues as he tackles charm, chaos, and criminality in Entertaining Mr Sloane.
“Stay stretched, stay scared, stay creatively hungry” – Natey Jones on truth, theatre, and The Harder They Come
Georgina Castle talks Mean Girls, childhood theatre dreams, and the challenges of playing Lucy in 50 First Dates.
Owen McDonnell on True Detective, Killing Eve, and returning to the stage in Conor McPherson’s The Weir.
How Shelby Young turned childhood commercials into a career spanning Star Wars, Fortnite, Pixar, and a huge social media following.