- The Gemma Factor arrives on BBC3
- Dean Lennox Kelly to star in Zemeckis's Yellow Submarine
- Omid Djalili is The Infidel
- Dean Lennox Kelly stars in Married, Single, Other...
- Tariq Jordan makes his feature debut
- Doreen Mantle to play Isabella Rossellini's mother in Late Bloomers
- Sharlene Whyte goes back to school in Waterloo Road
- Adrian Schiller is Being Human
- Christopher Shutt and Hannah Waddingham nominated for Olivier Awards
- Richard Frame joins London Assurance at the National
Laurence Spellman and Neal Barry in The Gods Weep
Laurence Spellman and Neal Barry are about to start rehearsals for Dennis Kelly's new play, The Gods Weep. Influenced by King Lear, the play charts the fragmentation of the world the CEO of a global business (Jeremy Irons)has previously controlled so rigourously once he starts losing his grip on reality. The ensuing power struggle lays bare the corruption of the corporate world and the brutality of national security. Commissioned by the RSC The Gods Weep will be mounted at Hampstead, is directed by Maria Aberg and its initial run will be until 3 Apr with a press night on 17 Mar.