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‘You’re just like your mother’ - Sally Wainwright reveals how an 'insult' inspired the original songs in Riot Women

A line thrown at her during arguments with her husband has been turned into a positive song for the show and a reminder of the beloved mother she lost

Woman & Home

'Faded and dusty'? Riot Women's Tamsin Greig captures the feeling of total invisibility so many midlife women know

What happens when the world stops seeing you? Sally Wainwright's menopause-driven drama captures the very real consequences of ignored women

Woman & Home

Riot women! Inside Sally Wainwright’s joyous, raucous TV show about menopausal punks

The Happy Valley creator has turned her darkest hour into a rebellious tale of midlife women uniting in musical anarchy. The team behind the highly awaited drama talk vodka, rock’n’roll and hot flushes

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Autumn TV preview 2025: the best dramas coming soon to BBC, ITV, C4, 5, Sky and streaming

In our exclusive Autumn TV preview for 2025 we reveal the best dramas on their way to the UK over the next few months.

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Why Tamsin Greig loves swanning around Swanage: from carnivals to Norman chapels

Breathtaking clifftop views, dreamy cream teas and the best fish and chips in the world — oh, the actor does love to be beside the seaside in this Dorset town

Evening Standard

The Deep Blue Sea at Theatre Royal Haymarket review: Tamsin Greig is shatteringly good

4/5 Terence Rattigan’s 1952 tragedy of quiet desperation is as potent as ever

Evening Standard

How to have a cultural Mother’s Day: from Tom Hiddleston to Mamma Mia

The capital is bursting at the seams with things to do this March

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The week in theatre: Otherland; Backstroke – review

Chris Bush’s insightful take on the trans experience drifts into the fantastical; Tamsin Greig and Celia Imrie spar as discomfited daughter and unabashed mother

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'Make the most of them while you have them' - Celia Imrie opens up on cherishing the time we have with our mothers

The actress reflected on the loss of her own mother in a conversation on Woman’s Hour this week

Woman & Home

Bridget Jones author says Jane Austen’s voice still so strong writers ‘steal it’

Helen Fielding is among famous faces taking part in a BBC documentary about Jane Austen as the British novelist’s 250th birthday is marked this year.

Evening Standard

Backstroke at the Donmar Warehouse review: the opposite of a good night out

2/5 I used to think I’d crawl over hard ground to watch Celia Imrie or Tamsin Grieg. Here, I felt I had

Evening Standard

Backstroke review – Tamsin Greig and Celia Imrie lift choppy mother-daughter drama

Greig breathes compassion into her relations with self-absorbed parent Imrie but their exchanges swim across the decades incoherently

The Guardian - UK

Celia Imrie and Tamsin Greig play a mother and daughter through the ages in the bittersweet ‘Backstroke’

3/5 In between the duo’s crackling chemistry, Anna Mackmin’s new play captures the universal pain of missing someone before they’re gone

The Independent UK

‘I’m in my early 20s most of the time… totally up for it!’: Tamsin Greig on ageing, caring and learning bass guitar

The stage and screen actor on her two, vastly different new roles – with Celia Imrie in a radical play about a woman caring for her mother after a stroke, and in a Sally Wainwright TV drama about five women who form a punk band

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Evening Standard

Tamsin Greig and Rosalie Craig become punk rockers in first look at new drama

The upcoming six-part series will follow five women coping with work, grown-up children, dependent parents, husbands and the menopause.

Evening Standard

Suspect – who’s who in season 2 of the hit Channel 4 show

The crime drama is back, and there’s more murder than ever

The Guardian - UK

Adrien Brody to make London stage debut as man who spent 22 years on death row

Actor will star in The Fear of 13, based on the true story of Nick Yarris, who was wrongly convicted of murder – as the Donmar Warehouse announces four new productions starring Celia Imrie, Tamsin Greig and Samira Wiley

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Suspect season 2: release date, cast, plot, trailer and everything we know

Suspect season 2 sees Dr Susannah Newman on a deadly mission...

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From Green Wing to Buffy: why classic TV shows are returning – as podcasts

Audio reboots aren’t just fun and fast to make – they’re also a way to create the easiest naked scenes stars will ever record. For the stars of retro television hits, the future is audio

The Guardian - UK

The Deep Blue Sea review – Tamsin Greig adds bite to Terence Rattigan

As a woman who has left her husband for a dissolute younger man in postwar London, Greig’s quiet despair compels

The Guardian - UK

Best podcasts of the week: The cast of Green Wing bring the beloved sitcom back to life

Original cast members Olivia Colman, Tamsin Greig and more return for a revamp of the show, 17 years later, in audio form. Plus: five of the best home improvement podcasts

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The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin star Noel Fielding: ‘I got to wear amazing outfits!’

The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin — Noel Fielding and Hugh Bonneville reveal all about their Apple TV Plus period romp.

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The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin: release date, cast, trailer, interviews and everything you need to know

The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin is an Apple TV Plus comedy with Noel Fielding as the famous highwayman, alongside Hugh Bonneville and Tamsin Greig.

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Sexy Beast review – there is just no good reason for this movie prequel to exist

The chemistry is dull, the story overly simplistic and the violence weirdly perverted. Even the cast seem to lack enthusiasm for this spinoff to the Ray Winstone-starring gangster film

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Sexy Beast: release date, cast, plot and all about this prequel series to the hit movie

Sexy Beast is a Paramount Plus sequel series starring James McArdle and Emun Elliott as the iconic gangsters from the famous British movie.

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