The Show That Made Forty Grown Adults Cry in a Theme Park

You survived the rollercoaster. You survived the four-pound churro. You did not survive the ten-minute theatrical experience in a small room near the gift shop. Nobody warned you about the gift shop room.

They Paid £400 to Be Buried Alive and They Are Already Booking Again

The waiver runs to four pages. Item seven asks you to confirm that you understand the experience may cause lasting psychological effects. Nobody has stopped booking.

Television Has Found Its New Obsession and It Is Deeply, Gloriously Unhinged

The era of safe television is over. What has replaced it is stranger, darker, more morally bewildering and considerably more difficult to stop watching at a reasonable hour.

The Secret Outdoor Events Turning Britain's Countryside Into Something Sinister

The National Trust car park closes at five. What happens in the grounds after that is not on any leaflet.

The Sex, the Scandal and the Standing Ovations

The critics are uncomfortable. The audiences are obsessed. The box office is reporting numbers that nobody expected and everyone is quietly relieved about. Something has changed on the West End.

Oh, Mary! Catherine Tate Brings Chaos, Comedy, and a Touch of Gin to the West End

If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Catherine Tate were unleashed inside a historically questionable, emotionally unstable, and gloriously camp retelling of American political life… wonder no more.