With screen-to-stage adaptations popping up in the West End every week, what's caused the theatre world to rely so heavily on cinema for source material?
By Callie Petch
Michael Winterbottom’s portrait of the Madchester scene is enduring proof that films about musicians don’t have to beatify their subjects.
Fake tan and righteous fury abound in Michael Winterbottom’s satire of a mega-rich entrepreneur.
Steve Coogan headlines this satire about a ruthless fast-fashion mogul.
Steve Coogan plays an odious fast fashion magnate in Michael Winterbottom's latest comedy.
As Steve Coogan’s comedy alias returns to the BBC, the character’s co-creator and scriptwriters reflect on the journey so far.
Jon S Baird’s biopic makes you question whether the titular silent comedy duo were ever funny in the first place.
Big names, hidden gems and arthouse favourites head to the capital this October.
Paul Rudd and Steve Coogan play a gay couple in a cringeworthy comedy built on very weak foundations.
Steve Coogan brings his sparkling character comedy to the tedious tale of a radio station siege.
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