- I Am Slave starring Wunmi Mosaku to have international premiere at Toronto Film Festival
- Tom Goodman-Hill and Tom Godwin swap Enron for Earthquakes in London
- Jeffery Kissoon plays Antony to Kim Cattrall's Cleopatra
- Nia Roberts to co-star in Guinea Pigs
- Wunmi Mosaku to reprise her role as DC Holly in ITV 1's Vera
- Ivanno Jeremiah makes feature debut in The Veteran
- Tony Curran is 'King Stephen' in Follett's Pillars of the Earth for Starz & C4
- Hit BBC show Torchwood starring Eve Myles heads Stateside
- Emmanuel Ighodaro takes up regular role in Shameless
- Paul Bazely signs on for Pirates of the Caribbean
Brian Doherty and Gruffudd Glyn continue in the RSC Ensemble Season
Brian Doherty and Gruffudd Glyn continue their work with the RSC Ensemble, this time in Lucy Bailey's production of Julius Caesar, which opened on 26 May and will play in rep in the Courtyard until 2 Oct. They both have bigger parts in the first show of the seaon, The Winter's Tale, playing Autolycus and the Young Shepherd respectively, and both made their mark in the reviews: "Brian Doherty gives a superbly seedy performance as a snaggle-toothed Irish Autolycus..." (Charles Spencer, The Telegraph); "...Gruffudd Glyn (is) delightfully funny and touching as the shepherd..." (Charles Spencer, The Telegraph); "Brian Doherty's winning turn as the roguish Autolycus..." (Philip Holyman, whatsonstage). The Winter's Tale plays in rep until 3 Oct. The ensemble will stay together for at least two and a half years and perform eight Shakespeare plays and several new works; this summer Brian will start rehearsals for The Drunks, playing the Mayor and Gruffudd will be in The Grainstore. Both are new Russian plays commissioned for the ensemble and will be directed by Anthony Neilson and Michael Boyd respectively.