Brendan Cole on life without Strictly
"Once I’ve finished something I’ve finished something. That’s that. At the moment I’m focusing on my career outside of Strictly and I’m chuffed to say that I’ve had the busiest year of my life!"
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Samantha Womack is The Girl on the Train
The Girl on the Train rolls into Richmond in February. Read more
What's cooking with James Haskell?
Not much gets past James Haskell on the rugby pitch. Now he’s serving up his secrets on a plate Read more
Paul Chuckle will continue to make us laugh
It's his first theatrical appearance since his brother, Barry passed Read more
Polar explorer Ben Saunder's new adventure
He may have failed his first solo attempt to reach the South Pole, but he doesn’t let a little thing like that get him down Read more
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Up, Close & Personal with Darcey Bussell
Strictly's Darcey Bussell talks to Fiona Adams... Read more
Lee Ryan is ready for Wimbledon panto, Aladdin
Aladdin is at The New Wimbledon Theatre from Dec 8 - Jan 6 Read more
Meet Ann Widdicombe
We sit down with Ann to discuss Strictly, Brexit and her upcoming show! Read more
John Partridge celebrates a year to remember
John is heading to Richmond Theatre to star in Edgar Wallace’s thriller The Case of the Frightened Lady until the 17th of November! Read more
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From bizarre places to war zones, Simon Reeve says yes to all
From the scariest moments of his life to the highlights, Simon Reeve sits down to tell all Read more
Former hostage Terry Waite talks captivity, religion & reform
Former hostage Terry Waite talks to Richard Nye ahead of the Richmond Literature Festival Read more
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Meet The Jersey Boys
Worldwide phenomenon Jersey Boys has arrived in Woking! Joanna Price quizzes Dayle Hodge (Frankie Valli) and Lewis Griffiths (Nick Massi) on their favourite parts of the show and what goes on backstage... Read more
'The Pit and The Pendulum' Like You've Never Seen It Before
Joanna Price quizzes director Christopher York about his decision to morph the story into something that “knocks down prejudices” Read more
Ruth Crafer
Fantastic Fiction: Best-Selling Author Kate Mosse
"With women, it was slightly more nuanced. It wasn’t that they were invisible – it was more that their works were being seen as something niche rather than literature.” Read more
