This Time With Alan Partridge
Priyanga Burford can be seen as Jean Chaudhary in This Time With Alan Partridge on Monday 25th February, BBC1 at 9.30pm. Paul Clayton and Robert Whitelock can be seen in episode 3 on Monday 11th March and Polly Kemp can be seen as Dr Hilary Couchman in episode 5 on Monday 25th March.
The Bay
Roger Barclay appears as Councillor Brian Hesketh in new series The Bay which begins on Wednesday 20th March, ITV at 9pm.
Local Hero
Matthew Pidgeon, Katrina Byran and Damian Humbley are all appearing in Local Hero at the Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh, directed by John Crowley, through until 5th May.
Emilia
Anna Andresen is currently appearing in Emilia which has transferred from The Globe to the Vaudeville Theatre West End for Nimax Theatres, directed by Nicole Charles through until 15th June.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Mark Wood and Cristian Ortega are both appearing in A Midsummer Night’s Dream for 10ft Tall Theatre, directed by Cameron Mowat, through until 30th March.
No F*cks Given
Witney White is currently appearing in No F*cks Given at the Vaults Festival, directed by Michael Oakley through until 17th March.
Porters
Siobhan McSweeney and Naomi Sheldon can both be seen in Porters which begins on Thursday 14th March on Dave at 10pm.
Midsomer Murders
Annette Badland joins the cast of Midsomer Murders as new pathologist Dr Fleur Perkins from Sunday 10th March, ITV at 8pm. Amber Aga also appears in the first episode as Emani Taylor and Thusitha Jayasundera appears as Anika Sidana in the second episode on Sunday 17th March.
Ring Road
Gavin Jon Wright is currently appearing in Ring Road at the Oran Mor Theatre, directed by Johnny McKnight, through until 16th March.
Olivier Awards 2019
Congratulations to Madeline Appiah who appears as Zelma in Tina Turner The Musical which has been nominated for Best New Musical; Matthew Seadon-Young who appears as Theo in Company which has been nominated for Best Musical Revival; Witney White who appears as Lily in A Monster Calls which has been nominated for Best Entertainment & Family and Robert Boulter who appears in The Inheritance which has been nominated for Best New Play.
Ill Behaviour
Jessica Regan plays one of the leads Tess in 3-part comedy drama series Ill Behaviour directed by Steve Bendelack for Fudge Park, which can now be seen on Netflix.
Beats
Cristian Ortega and Gemma McElhinney both star in the feature film Beats directed by Brian Welsh.
Far From The Apple Tree
Victoria Liddelle can be seen in the feature film Far From The Apple Tree directed by Grant McPhee, which opens at the Manchester Film Festival on 4th March.
Derry Girls
Siobhan McSweeney returns as Sister Michael to the eagerly anticipated second series of Derry Girls which begins on Tuesday 5th March, Channel 4 at 9.15pm.
Pale Star
Isabelle Joss can be seen in the feature film Pale Star, directed by Graeme Maley, which opens at the Filmhouse Edinburgh on Saturday 2nd March.
Call The Midwife
Jennifer Kirby returns as Valerie Dyer to the eighth series of Call The Midwife which begins on Sunday 13th January, BBC1 at 8pm. Trevor Cooper also returns to the show as Sergeant Woolf. Juliet Oldfield can be seen in episode 8 on Sunday 3rd March. Philip Wright and Laura Howard can be seen in episode 6 on Sunday 17th February.
Alys Always
Danny Ashok is currently appearing in Alys Always at the Bridge Theatre, directed by Nicholas Hytner, through until 30th March.
Shakespeare and Hathaway
Amber Aga returns as DI Marlowe to the second series of Shakespeare and Hathaway which starts on Monday 25th February, BBC1 daily at 2.15pm across ten parts. Look out for guest appearances from Annette Badland, Kristian Phillips, Paul Clayton and Robin Weaver.
Casualty
Alex Austin can be seen as Luke Reynolds in Casualty on Saturday 23rd February, BBC1 at 8.35pm.
Rita, Sue and Bob Too
Samantha Robinson is currently appearing in Rita, Sue and Bob Too on tour for Out of Joint, directed by Kate Wasserberg, through until 20th April.
For dates: https://www.outofjoint.co.uk/productions/rita-sue-and-bob-too-2018/
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Hang
Diveen Henry is currently appearing in Hang at Sheffield Crucible, directed by Taio Lawson and written by Debbie Tucker Green, through until 9th March.
Dub Daze
Julie Maguire can be seen in the feature Dub Daze directed by Shane J Collins, which can be seen at the Dublin Film Festival on 23rd February.
As You Like It
Lucy Phelps can be seen as Rosalind and Sandy Grierson can be seen as Touchstone in As You Like It for the RSC, directed by Kimberley Sykes, in Stratford through until 29th August.
Equus
Syreeta Kumar is currently appearing in Equus on tour for English Touring Theatre, directed by Ned Bennett, through until 12th May.
The Mirror Crack’d
Katherine Manners and Gillian Saker are both appearing in The Mirror Crack’d at Salisbury Playhouse, Dublin Gaiety, Cambridge Arts and Wales Millennium Centre, directed by Melly Still, through until 6th April.
Keith?
Mark Jax is currently appearing in Keith? for the Arcola Theatre, directed by Oscar Pearce, through until 9th March.
Holby City
Tamzin Griffin appears as Vanessa McQueen in Holby City on Tuesday 19th February, BBC1 at 8pm.
Traitors
Richard Dixon and Emilio Iannucci can be seen in Traitors which begins on Sunday 17th February, Channel 4 at 9pm.
The American Clock
Amber Aga and Ewan Wardrop are both appearing in The American Clock, directed by Rachel Chavkin at the Old Vic Theatre, through until 30th March.
Mydidae
Hollie-Jay Bowes is currently appearing in Mydidae by Jack Thorne at the Hope Mill Theatre Manchester, directed by Laura Woodward, through until 23rd February.
