Audience singing halts Bodyguard musical in Manchester
Melody Thornton could not finish I Will Always Love You as some fans were loudly singing.
Melody Thornton could not finish I Will Always Love You as some fans were loudly singing.
The show’s star Melody Thornton apologises as audience members are removed due to rowdy singalongs.
The BAFTA and Academy award-winning filmmaker says the practice is a “major problem” for writers.
Sonia, Lulu and Conchita Wurst inspire a musical written in weeks for Liverpool by Jonathan Harvey.
The threat comes days after Disney CEO called the governor’s actions anti-business and anti-Florida.
The S Club 7 singer, 46, has died, weeks after the band announced a comeback tour.
Speaking in 2014, he spoke to BBC Breakfast ahead of a S Club 7 reunion tour.
The pop group, who announced a reunion in February, say they are “truly devastated” at his death.
The chart-topping rising star was shot in broad daylight during a 2018 robbery in Florida.
Broadway star Laura Benanti says she knew it was happening before performing for 2,000 people.
“It’s my mistake and I paid for it,” the actor says in his first interview since being badly injured.
The former Sex Pistols frontman became a devoted carer for Nora Forster as the illness took hold.
The host of the Radio Wales Arts Show, who lived in Cardiff, began her career at BBC Wales.
A Londoner uses an AI image generator to create images from simple text instructions.
Oh Yeah Music Centre and Grand Opera House are among those to be told their annual funding could by cut.
Former BBC Political Editor Stephen Grimason recalls breaking the news of a deal on Good Friday 1998.
He says the musician’s death last September was due to the effects of fentanyl and other drugs.
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Actress Phyllis Logan joins a star-studded cast for the eighth series of the BBC’s hit drama.
The singer speaks to the BBC’s Eurovisioncast about the year he has had since representing the UK.
News Group Newspapers has devoted £127m to cover the costs of phone hacking cases.
Durham County Council confirms it has no future plans to book comic Roy “Chubby” Brown.
The Fab Four statue wore vyshyvankas for BBC filming in Liverpool which will air during the contest.
The West End adaptation of A Little Life divides critics, with reviews ranging from two to five stars.
DJ Ken Bruce will host six hour-long episodes for Channel 4’s spin-off channel More 4.
Reynolds worked on the Star Wars and Indiana Jones film series and created many iconic scenes.
A man sold the fentanyl-laced heroin in New York which killed The Wire actor, US court hears.
The Eastenders star is supporting a woman who has called for sign language training for 999 workers.
The Wolverine star this week revealed he had undergone tests after a recent medical check-up.
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