Setting sail for new talent, Ambassador Cruise Line and the PEEL Entertainment Group have
launched the Ambassador Peel Playwriting Challenge 2025. This incredible new award will offer
opportunity for both experienced writers and unproduced playwrights to submit their work, the
winning play will be staged onboard an Ambassador ship, with the winner receiving a cash prize
of £6,000 and a free cruise for two in 2026. The award is the first of its kind to take place on a
cruise ship, making new waves for the theatre industry!
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Iggy Pop, the original icon of punk, announces an unmissable live show at Alexandra Palace, London, set for
Today, comedic powerhouse Dave Chappelle and influential rap legend Killer Mike with the Mighty Midnight Revival announced their co-headlining 2024 tour will be coming to the U.K.. Produced by Live Nation the tour featuring a fusion of music and comedy across a joint set kicks off
The Black British Theatre Awards (BBTAs) announced the winners of its 2024 awards at a prestigious ceremony held at the Lyceum Theatre last night. Celebrating its sixth year, the BBTAs continue to honour the outstanding achievements and contributions of Black artists to the UK’s vibrant theatre industry.
In a day where generationally, we’ve witnessed a shift in how prospective couples meet, the online realm dominates interactions. Dating apps now a part of our digital fabric, perfectly curated accounts allow for us to portray ourselves in a light that we’d like to be seen in. Positive attributes understandably pushed to the forefront whereas our flaws – phased out or seldom addressed and with this, hard truths can often present themselves in various forms. Exploring this phenomenon of online dating and the aftermath of meeting someone you possibly envision yourself with, writer Victoria Buse reflects on her latest show Not In the Mood for Quiche Anymore, a resonant piece placing focus on main character, Becks’ hope to meet her dream man online, which she believes she has done, only to discover his criminal conviction. A timely work, especially in light of the current news cycle which has had a heavy focus on prison, Victoria tells us more about what inspired her to explore this narrative further, working with director Michael Gyngell and actor Laura Matthews and her hopes for staging the show in the future. 


