BBC director general confirms autumn departure
BBC director general Mark Thompson has confirmed he will be stepping down from the post in the autumn.
BBC director general Mark Thompson has confirmed he will be stepping down from the post in the autumn.
Rupert Penry-Jones and Shaun Evans are to star in a three-part adaptation of Blake Morrison's book The Last Weekend, which is being made by Downton Abbey producer Carnival Films for ITV1.
Lyricist Tim Rice is to be honoured for his outstanding contribution to musical theatre at this year's Olivier Awards.
Des O'Connor's 80th birthday will be marked by ITV with a special one-off programme about the entertainer.
The BBC has unveiled plans to make its content available on a download-to-own basis.
Sky head of entertainment Phil Edgar Jones has appointed Deborah Sargeant as a commissioning editor in his team.
Production company So Television has been accused of reneging on a vow not to advertise for unpaid performers, after it appealed for extras to appear for free.
A female-led theatre company established 25 years ago is to close in May, after losing its regular funding from Arts Council England.
A tribute gala to songwriting duo Kander and Ebb, which was due to take place at the Victoria Palace on April 29, has been cancelled.
National Theatre Wales and BBC Cymru Wales have launched a new £10,000 award for Wales-based writers.
EastEnders executive producer Bryan Kirkwood is to step down after two years.
ITV has commissioned a full series of Morse prequel Endeavour.
Jason Donovan and Melanie Chisholm are to help Andrew Lloyd Webber find performers to take part in ITV's forthcoming series Superstar.
Danielle Hope is to take on the role of Eponine in the West End production of Les Miserables.
Carley Stenson is to take over from Kimberley Walsh as Princess Fiona in Shrek the Musical.
Scottish actor Elaine C Smith has joined calls for more TV programmes to be made and cast in the nations and regions, claiming areas outside the capital are being neglected by commissioners …
Vic Reeves is to star in a new BBC comedy called Hebburn, which was piloted last year as part of the Corporation's Salford Sitcom Showcase.
Comic Jason Manford is to join the cast of Sweeney Todd at the Adelphi, playing the role of Pirelli.
Equity has welcomed a Court of Appeal ruling which paves the way for the government to introduce the Digital Economy Act, which is aimed at tackling copyright infringement online.
BECTU has criticised a 1% pay rise offer from the BBC, claiming it is an attempt by the Corporation to make its staff pay for "last year's bungled negotiations over the future level of the l…
The Writers Guild of Great Britain is investigating complaints raised on Facebook highlighting the mistreatment of its members working on television series.
A street theatre company that has been operating for more than 40 years is facing closure after losing its regular funding from Arts Council England.
Claims that a rule-change referendum breached Equity's own regulations have been dismissed following an investigation.
ITV has ordered a ten-part drama series about the life of Harry Gordon Selfridge, who opened the famous department store, Selfridges, on Oxford Street.
Channel 4 dramas Top Boy and The Promise will compete with BBC2's The Crimson Petal and the White for the title of best drama serial at this year's Royal Television Society Programme Awards.