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Steve Edge and Matt King's Starlings, directed by Matt Lipsey, lands on Sky 1

Sabrina Mahfouz's Dry Ice opens at The Bush

Fresh Meat and Sherlock pick up Sky Arts South Bank Awards

Broadcast Digital Awards Nominations Announced

Gnomeo and Juliet: Sherlock Gnomes Announced

Bafta Nominations Announced

Veep premieres on HBO

Jake Gyllenhaal to star in Nick Payne's If There Is, directed by Michael Longhurst

Horrible Histories returns to CBBC

South Bank Awards Nominations Announced

John Morton's Twenty Twelve returns to BBC2

RTS Award Winners Announced

We Hope That You're Happy (Why Would We Lie?) opens at Battersea Arts Centre

Catholics: Children, written and directed by Richard Alwyn, airs on BBC4

Nick Payne's Lay Down Your Cross opens at Hampstead Theatre

Catholics, written and directed by Richard Alwyn, airs on BBC4

Watson and Oliver starts on BBC2

Revisit the Cricklewood Greats with Tony Roche on BBC4

Jon Brittain & Charlene James are new resident playwrights for Theatre 503

Prisoners' Wives visit BBC1

Ben Court & Caroline Ip's Whitechapel returns to ITV

James Graham takes part in National Theatre Connections

National Theatre announces plans for 2012

Nick Payne's 'extraordinary' Constellations opens at The Royal Court

Nick Payne's Constellations opens at The Royal Court

Anders Lustgarten wins the Harold Pinter Playwright Award

BAFTA Film Awards Longlist 2012 is announced

Stella begins on Sky1

Theatre to look forward to in 2012

The Guardian's Best Comedy Picks of 2011

Twenty Twelve and Inbetweeners win at British Comedy Awards

Marie Jones' Stones in His Pockets opens at The Tricycle

Where's My Seat? Opens at The Bush Theatre

Comedy Award Nominations

Gnomeo and Juliet nominated for The Annie Awards

Whatsonstage.com Awards Nominees Anounced

Broadcast Awards 2012 Nominations Announced

Constellations by Nick Payne announced at the Royal Court

Children's BAFTA Nominations Announced

Dafydd James and Ben Lewis' The Village Social tours Wales

Pete Versus Life returns to Channel 4

Holy Flying Circus is Holy F***ing Brilliant

Sixty-Six Books at the Bush Theatre

Holy Flying Circus on BBC4

This Year's Ashes opens in Sydney

Seven Scenes on Radio 3

Voting opens for National Television Awards

Nightingale Wood dramatised for Radio 4

An Idiot Abroad returns to Sky1

Stones in His Pockets to return to the Tricycle

Channel 4 serves up Fresh Meat

Alex Holmes' Strike Back episode airs on Sky1

What Richard Did begins Filming

Final series of Spooks starts on BBC1

Bogboy comes to New York

Autumn Television Worth Staying In For

Last Chance to see at Edinburgh

Must-see plays for Autumn

Holy Flying Circus Prepares to Land on BBC4

Simon Mirren develops new crime series for CBS

Shooting begins on Wallander and Starlings

Vintage Classics reissue Stella Gibbons

Critics Acclaim West End Revival of Sherriff's Journey's End

Edinburgh Festival 2011 Kicks Off

Grierson Trust Documentary Award 2011 Shortlist Announced

Sky reveals fresh comedies

Journey's End Opens in the West End

Twenty Twelve Comes to BBC2

Through a Glass Darkly Opens on Broadway

Sherriff's Journey's End Comes to the West End

Court and Ip's May Day announced as part of BBC's Big Name Drama

Highlights from Cannes Film Festival 2011

From The Ashes Opens Nationwide 10 May

BAFTA Television Nominations 2011

Sherlock and Miranda vie for BAFTA YouTube Audience Award

Twenty Twelve to return for a second series

Opening episode of The Crimson Petal and the White wins critical acclaim

Twenty Twelve launches on BBC

Journey's End Tour receives glowing reviews

Journey's End tour gets under way

Gnomeo and Juliet storms international box office

Gnomeo and Juliet to open across the UK

National Theatre announces plans for 2011

Miranda triumphs at the British Comedy Awards

Christmas TV Round-Up 2010

Nick Payne shortlisted for Evening Standard Award

Anders Lustgarten wins Catherine Johnson Award

Children's Bafta Nominations

Writers' Guild 2010 Award Nominations

Whitechapel 2 Begins on ITV1

Wanderlust opens at the Royal Court

New Summer Comedy 2010

Pete Versus Life starts on Channel 4

BAFTA Television award winners 2010

BAFTA Nominations 2010

New Theatre opening across the UK

BAFTA Craft Award Nominations

The Thick of It wins Broadcast Press Guild Awards

Inbetweeners and The Thick of It win RTS Awards

A Day at the Racists opens at The Finborough

RTS Award nominations announced

Broadcasting Press Guild award nominations

In The Loop nominated for an Oscar

The Whisky Taster opens at The Bush

The Thick of It wins Southbank Award

Slaves by Rex Obano opens at Theatre 503

In The Loop nominated for two BAFTAs

Last ever South Bank Awards announced

Graham, Obano and Beckett open New Year theatre

Hesford's Fantabulosa! & Old Curiosity Shop Air Again

Tony Roche wins BIFA Best Screenplay

Cast Offs starts on Channel 4

Psychoville and In The Loop nominated for British Comedy Awards 2009

In The Loop has triple win at Scottish Baftas

Six up for Writers Guild Awards 2009

In The Loop nominated for six BIFAs

Horwood, Graham and Moor head to Latitude

Payne's If There is I Haven't Found It Yet at The Bush

Roche, Griffin and Jobson are Scottish BAFTA nominees

Roche's hit comedy The Thick of It returns to BBC2

International Emmy Nominations for Joffe and Wolstencroft

Lightfoot's Criminal Justice II starts on BBC1

French & Quirke's Trinity starts on ITV2

Kicks and five others screen at London Film Festival

Alwyn's Beslan Siege has its UK premier

Heiney, Kane and Kalymnios nominated as Broadcast Hotshots 2009

Payne and Graham in Bush new season lineup

Saddam, Hurndall and Thatcher shortlisted for Grierson Awards

Alwyn's Talking to the Dead on Channel 4

The Forgotten Fallen by Peter Harness on BBC4

Suddenlossofdignity and Us open in London

In The Loop opens in the US

Nick Payne wins 2009 George Devine Award

Trio of films visit Edinburgh Film Festival 2009

Erskine asks Who Killed the Honey Bee? on BBC4

Is Anybody There? Premiers in London

Tony Roche's In The Loop opens across the UK

BAFTA Craft Awards Nominations Announced

BAFTA Nominations 2009

MI High and Sing win RTS Awards

Alwyn searches for Wabi Sabi on BBC4

Rose D'Or Nominations Announced

Jane Bodie's Hallelujah opens at Theatre 503

Nominations announced for RTS Awards 2009

Whitechapel airs on ITV1

Roche, Brock and Isaacson's films premier at Sundance

Christmas TV Highlights 2008

Graham's Caught in a Trap airs on Boxing Day

Fantabulosa! & Old Curiosity Shop Air Again

House of Saddam airs on HBO

International Emmy Winners announced

Thomas Hobbes opens at The Wilton Music Hall

Joel Horwood's new play opens at The Bush

RTS Craft & Design Awards Nominees announced

Bodie and Graham take part in NYT London Season

Graham and four more are Broadcast Hotshots 2008

Toronto Film Fest 2008 Highlights

Walsh, O'Rowe, Horwood and Kennedy hit Edinburgh Fringe

McPherson, Norris and Cross are Tony Awards nominees

Horwood and Payne return to Hightide

Frankie Howerd: Rather You Than Me

Arnott's He Kills Coppers airs on ITV1

Clarkson and five others up for BAFTAs 2008

Ronder and Cross scoop Olivier Award nominations

New Year opens with a plethora of new shows

Fintan Ryan's Never Better starts on BBC 2

Graham wins Catherine Johnson Award

Tony Roche wins Writers Guild Award

Range's Death of a President wins International EMMY

Star Stories and Gavin and Stacey nominated for British Comedy Awards 2007

Death of a President scoops International EMMY nomination

Jeffrie and Moore's Star Stories returns to Channel 4

Death of A President wins Banff World TV Award

Sherriff's Journey's End wins Tony Award

Horwood and Payne at Hightide Festival 2007

Perfect Day nominated for Rose d'Or

Range's Death of a President wins RTS Award

Boeing Boeing opens in the West End

Range, Tyler Moore and Jeffrie nominated for 2007 Broadcast Awards

British Comedy Awards 2006

The Beslan Siege wins Prix Italia

New Spooks gets rave reviews

Robin Lefevre to direct Heartbreak House

Death of a President picks up Toronto Fest's Fipresci Prize

Stones in His Pockets returns to West End

Joel Horwood wins Fringe First

Range and Hudson head to Toronto Film Festival

BAFTA Winners 2005