Seventeen-year-old Christy is at a crossroads. Thrown out of his suburban foster home, he has moved in temporarily with his estranged older brother, Shane, in Cork’s inner city. But Shane wants something better for Christy. After so many years apart, the brothers are forced to reconcile their turbulent past, whilst deciding what the future looks like. Sometimes, to move forward, you have to go back.
An unconventional small-town private detective Honey O’Donahue delves into a series of strange deaths, tied to a mysterious and shady church, in this queer caper from the director of Fargo and The Big Lebowski
After raising money by nefarious means, a group of small-town college students (Ashley Benson, Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens, Rachel Korine) head for the Florida coast for an unforgettable fortnight of sun, sea, and non-stop parties.
But after being taken under the wing of Alien (James Franco), a two-bit rapper, hustler, dealer, and avid Britney Spears fan, the vice-heavy trip quickly turns sour as the gang realise that their lies – and spring break – can’t last forever.
Think Channel 4’s Skins or Saltburn, but Americana – with some machine guns thrown in for good measure.
Barry Egan (Adam Sandler), a socially awkward bachelor who owns a small business selling themed toilet plungers and other novelty items, leads a lonely life punctuated by emotional abuse from his seven sisters. To cope with his loneliness, he calls a phone-sex line, resulting in extortion and complicating his budding romance with Lena (Emily Watson), one of his sisters’ co-workers.
Enjoy one of Paul-Thomas Anderson's most-loved films before the release of his new film One Battle After Another.
Oxford professor Patricia Kingori investigates the hidden, multi-billion dollar 'fake essay' industry. An estimated 40,000 highly-educated Kenyans make ends meet by writing academic papers to order for global students. These 'shadow scholars' - graduates unable to find employment - enable students in countries like the UK to graduate and move into lucrative jobs.
Winning Tribute Performance as Luther Vandross
The ‘Stars in their Eyes’ winner recreates the finest soul singer of the 80’s and 90’s; his tribute to the great Luther Vandross repertoire includes all his hits such as, ‘Never Too Much’ ‘Dance With My Father’ and ‘A House Is Not a Home’ as well as songs from Lionel Richie, the Four Tops and other soul and Motown legends.
National treasure Martin Carthy and his twice Mercury-nominated daughter Eliza Carthy don’t rest on their laurels.
Martin is a legendary ballad singer and guitarist who has influenced generations of artists, including Bob Dylan and Paul Simon, while Eliza has been twice-nominated for the Mercury Music Prize and a multiple-award-winner at the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.
Tilting at Windmills is the brand-new stand-up show from Taskmaster alumni and double-Edinburgh Comedy Award winner, John Kearns.
A fragmented, digressing portrayal of a 38-year-old man’s life, alluding to books he hasn’t read, touching on the modern condition. Plus VAT! More allusive and bleak as ever, it is unreal the comedian you become. And for who? Decent craic with the right crowd. A show for those who have read about but not committed to the Guinness Nitrosurge.
Following a sell-out 2024/25 national run, Andy Zaltzman – host of The Bugle podcast and BBC Radio 4’s The News Quiz, statistician on Test Match Special, and champion of Taskmaster series 18 – extends his hit tour into 2026.
Fully updated due to the UK and the world both steadfastly refusing to sort themselves out, Andy assesses the state of renowned planet Earth, its under-pressure current in-house millennium, and its most famous and controversial species – the human race.
After a smash-hit UK tour, Frankie Goes to Bollywood returns – bigger, bolder, and bursting with Bollywood glamour.
This dazzling musical comedy-drama dives deep into the glitzy, high-pressure world of Indian cinema, where dreams are mass-produced, identities are reshaped, and women are expected to smile and play by the script written for them.