Shadow and Bone
Steven Hartley and Dan Li appear in Shadow and Bone for Netflix from April 23rd.
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Midsomer Murders
Annette Badland continues in her regular role of Forensic Pathologist, ‘Fleur Perkins’, this series and is joined by Paul Hunter and John Stahl on March 28th, ITV.
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Jarvis and Ayres Productions on BBC Radio 4
Martin Jarvis directs the British premiere of The Christopher Boy’s Communion by David Mamet on BBC Radio 4 Monday 8th March at 2.15pm.
Martin stars as ‘Todd’ in Sweeney Todd and the String of Pearls over two episodes, 3.00pm Sundays March 14th and 21st on Radio 4.
Martin directs Afterplay by Brian Friel, starring Janie Dee and Alex Jennings on Monday 22nd March, 2.15pm.
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Unforgotten Series 4
Ronny Jhutti stars as Bal Sidhu in the new series of Unforgotten which begins on Monday 22nd February, ITV at 9pm.
A Monster Calls
Ben Moor can be seen in the feature film A Monster Calls on Sunday 21st February, BBC2 at 11.15pm.
Line of Duty series 2
Relive the drama all over again. The second series of Line of Duty is being shown from Saturday 6th February, BBC1 at 9pm with Philip Wright as Sam Royal.
It’s A Sin
Sarah Ball can be seen as Ruth in It’s A Sin on Friday 12th February, Channel 4 at 9pm. All episodes now streaming on All4.
Back
Dan Mersh can be seen as Tom in Back on Thursday 4th February; 11th February and 25th February, Channel 4 at 10pm.
Casualty
Philip Wright returns as Graham Kirby in Casualty on Saturday 30th January, BBC1 at 8.50pm.
Endeavour
Amy Marston can be seen as Sister Clodagh MacMahon in Endeavour on Friday 29th January, ITV at 8.30pm.
The Brummie Illiad
Annette Badland can be heard in The Brummie Illiad on Sunday 31st January, BBC Radio 3 at 7.30pm.
Military Wives
Colin Mace can be seen as Brigadier Groves in the feature film Military Wives which is now streaming on Amazon Prime.
Endeavour
Paul Bown and Sagar I M Arya can be seen in Endeavour on Friday 22nd January, ITV at 8.30pm.
Traces
Richard Hansell can be seen as Steven in episode 5 of Traces, Monday 18th January, BBC1 at 9pm.
Pennyworth series 2
Sharon Ballard stars as Ruby Carmichael in the 2nd series of Pennyworth, which is now streaming on Amazon Prime.
Casualty
Clara Onyemere can be seen as Colette Jeffords in Casualty on Saturday 16th January, BBC1 at 7.50pm.
Bridgerton
Paul Hunter can be seen as Lord Middlethorpe in episode 3 of Bridgerton, now streaming on Netflix.
The Great Pottery Throw Down
Siobhan McSweeney hosts a new series of The Great Pottery Throw Down which begins on Sunday 10th January, Channel 4 at 7.45pm.
Call the Midwife
Katie Lyons plays ‘Gloria Venables’ in the Call the Midwife Christmas Special on BBC One this Christmas Day.
Worzel Gummidge
Christopher Patrick Nolan plays ‘Farmer Stout’ in Worzel Gummidge this December for BBC One.
Motherland
Margaret Cabourn-Smith plays ‘Mrs Banbury Hughes’ in the Motherland Christmas Special this December on BBC Two.
The Goes Wrong Show: Nativity
Charlie Russell plays ‘Sandra’ and ‘Mary’ in The Goes Wrong Show: Nativity for BBC One this December.
The Crown – Series 4
Annette Badland plays ‘Doctor Margaret Heagarty’ in series 4 of The Crown for Netflix.
Grammy Award Nomination – The Prince of Egypt
Congratulations to Alexia Khadime and the cast and composers of The Prince of Egypt for their Grammy Award nomination for ‘Best Musical Theater Album’!
The Space is the Place
Madeline Appiah plays ‘Nina Simone’ and ‘Ella Fitzgerald’ in The Space is the Place for Jazz FM this November and December.
Small Axe
Richie Campbell plays ‘Rothwell ‘Roddy’ Kentish’ in Mangrove and Marcus Fraser plays ‘Jabba’ in Lover’s Rock. Small Axe begins on BBC One, Sunday 15th November at 9pm.
EastEnders
Ray Emmet Brown plays ‘Pastor Cassius Lawrence’ in EastEnders for BBC One from 12 November.
Industry
Priyanga Burford plays ‘Sara Dhadwal’ and Trevor White plays ‘Bill Adler’ in Industry for BBC Two and HBO.
Rock Pool
Giulia Innocenti plays ‘Anemone’ in Rock Pool, – a 6 part audio play (with songs) for 4-8 year olds.
Rock Pool was created by Inspector Sands Theatre Company and funded by the Arts Council in response to the Covid crisis. Listen here.
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