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Catch Peter De Jersey and a fantastic cast in Oliver Cotton's critically claimed new play The Score until April 26 at Theatre Royal Haymarket.
Teenager Jacob lives in The Meadows, Nottingham. Like his mates, he spends his Saturday nights drinking in the city, looking for a bit of trouble. One adrenaline-fuelled night in Old Market Square, he throws a single punch at a stranger " with fatal consequences. Released from prison, Jacob is lost and adrift. Searching for answers, Joan and David (played by Tony Hirst) the parents of his victim James, ask to meet. An unlikely connection is made and Jacob's life begins to turn around. Young Vic until 26th April
Karl plays Horace in Michael Abbensetts' 'Alterations' which depicts the Guyanese experience of 1970s London and the aspirations and sacrifices of the Windrush generation. National Theatre until 5th April
Fans of the US drama, FBI International can catch Dar in an upcoming episode on Sky. he plays Rafael Ferrer, head of the Spanish National Police. He will also be playing Ron Willis and Judge Atkins in Radio 4's drama, Kramer vs Kramer. Radio 4 23rd March 3pm
The Salt Path follows Raynor and Moth Winn who, after being evicted from their farm and finding themselves homeless, decide to walk the South West Coast path.With just the essentials and a tent for shelter they trek the 630 miles. Hermione plays Polly, a friend of the Winn's who tries to help them with lodgings and supplies. In cinemas from 25th April.
Bergerac continues Thursday 9pm on Drama with Mark Cameron as journalist Tim Bruce
Tambo and Bones are stuck in a minstrel show. It's hard to know what's real when you're stuck in a minstrel show. Their escape plan: get out, get rich, get even. Clifford plays Tambo, one half of double-act Tambo & Bones. The story spans 500 years and sees them journey from a comedy duo to hip-hop superstars and activists in a USA of the future. Touring 7th March - 24th May.
This mockumentary follows the two owners of a vintage shop in Muswell Hill who discover a time machine that they use to travel back in time to plunder objects they can sell in their shop. They need to watch out for the Unreason though - a limbo area between time itself. Johnny plays Robert, a TV scientist, who himself has been scarred by his time in the Unreason. In cinemas 28th March.
Marc plays Victor - a consultant obsessed with progress and a dead woman he hopes to bring back to life in Kandinsky Theatre Company's sci-fi gothic horror More Life. Royal Court until March 8th
A major new comedy prize has been announced, alongside its ten inaugural nominees, of which Katie is one. The Next Big Thing award aims to identify future comedy superstars and name one act every year: the one most deserving of the public's attention, as well as the media's spotlight. We're keeping our fingers crossed for you Katie!
For one night only - Axel's annual Krazy Klub is at indigo at the O2 on December 28th. Hurry and get your tickets now!!
Peter Bankole stars as DC Connor Pollock in the festive special for Series 3 of The Chelsea Detective. On Acorn TV Monday 16th December. The rest of the season follows in 2025.