‘The Jury: 14 and on Trial for Murder’ - Television
The Jury: 14 and on Trial for Murder see the spotlight fall on two brothers accused of killing their stepfather, including one who was just 14 years old.
The BAFTA winning series, which recreates real court cases using actors, returns for a third run with a trial that asks difficult questions from the very beginning.
The gripping episodes will be shown on Channel 4 from the 1st Sept at 9pm.
TCG’s Oliver Shaw plays Daniel, the young defendant and central character.
TCG’s Sarah Mayhew plays Julie, Daniel’s mum.
‘The Last Ship’ - Musical
Acclaimed musical The Last Ship, written, composed and starring international music icon Sting.
Inspired by Sting’s childhood in Wallsend in the United Kingdom, and drawing on his own musical roots, The Last Ship tells the piercing story of a community facing the disappearance of their shipyard – the heart of their existence. In a world where past and future collide, themes such as loss, pride and connectedness echo.
TCG’s Jackie Morrison plays the role of Peggy White.
The musical opens at Koninklijk Theater Carré, Amsterdam from the 29th August - 13th September before heading to London’s, Theatre Royal Drury Lane from the 22nd September - 3rd October.
‘Forever Home’ - Television
They all want the house but no one wants its secrets!
A hidden basement, a missing first wife and secrets that refuse to stay buried. Graham Norton’s bestselling novel comes to life in Forever Home.
The six part drama airs from the 14th September at 9pm on Channel 5.
Cast includes Amy Nuttall, Denise Welch and Douglas Henshall.
TCG’s Ricky Shah plays the role of DCI Isaac Taylor.
‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’ - Stage
Based on Oscar Wilde’s only novel, the plot follows Dorian Gray, a young man whose portrait ages in his place while he remains outwardly youthful.
This exciting and gothic production will be directed by Seán Aydon and is presented by Tilted Wig in association with Watford Palace Theatre.
After opening at Watford Palace Theatre from 1 to 3 October 2026, the production will then tour until the 7th November.
TCG’s Jack Crumlin will be playing the lead role of Dorian Gray.
‘Twelve Angry Men’ - Stage
A life in the balance. Twelve men. One verdict.
Following record-breaking West End seasons, this powerful production of TWELVE ANGRY MEN is back in session!
Reginald Rose’s gripping courtroom thriller stars Gray O’Brien, Bill Ward, Ricky Norwood, Tristan Gemmill and Ben Nealon.
TCG’s Mark Heenehan returns to play the role of Juror 4.
This latest production is currently touring until June 2027.
‘Ted Lasso S4’ - Television
Three years after the season 3 finale aired, Ted Lasso is back for a fourth season.
American coach Ted is tasked with a new challenge: helping a newly formed AFC Richmond women's team reach their full potential.
Cast includes Hannah Waddingham, Jason Sudeikis, Juno Temple and Brett Goldstein.
TCG’s Anna Martine Freeman and Tom Cotcher return to play Sarah and Mr O’Gorman.
The new 10 episode season is being released weekly on Apple TV from the 5th Aug.
‘Professor T S4’ - Television
The much anticipated season will pick up from season three’s heartbreaking cliffhanger, which saw DS Lisa Donckers tragically struck in a hit and run.
Ben Miller returns as Professor T alongside Zoe Wanamaker and Juliet Stevenson.
TCG’s Tom Cray plays the role of Cameron Heath and Renu Brindle plays Anna Wallace.
Professor T S4 will air on ITVX from the 18th August at 9pm.
‘Highlander’ - Film
Highlander follows an immortal Scottish swordsman who faces off with other immortal warriors in order to obtain a coveted ability.
Hailing from Amazon MGM's United Artists banner, the Highlander reboot has been in the works since it was first announced in 2021.
The highly anticipated feature film stars Henry Cavill, Russell Crowe and Marisa Abela.
TCG’s Charlie MacGechan stars as D.I Doyle.
Released date 2027.
‘Who Killed Marilyn?’ - Stage
Who Killed Marilyn? dares to challenge the most enduring myth surrounding one of the twentieth century’s most iconic women. Drawing on decades of documented evidence, conspiracy and cover-up, the production presents a vivid and provocative re-examination of the life and death of Marilyn Monroe.
The production makes its world premiere at the Emerald Theatre and runs from the 15th August - 29th October.
TCG’s Ricky Shah joins the cast and stars alongside Pixie Lott who plays the role of Marilyn Monroe.
‘The Crow Girl S2’ - Television
The British crime drama is returning with another crime to solve.
Season 2 takes a chilling turn as two seemingly unrelated bodies reveal a shocking connection. As DCI Jeanette Kilburn hunts a killer, Dr. Sophia Craven suspects her former patient Victoria Burkeman, only to uncover a terrifying truth much closer to home.
The Crow Girl is streaming on Paramount+ UK & Ireland from 20 July.
TCG’s Renu Brindle returns to play the role of Orna.
‘Grease - The Immersive Movie Musical’
Grease - The Immersive Movie Musical is back this Summer and heading to Battersea Park.
With live music, a summer fairground and classic American diner-inspired delights, every unforgettable moment and song from Grease unfolds before your eyes.
TCG’s Joshua C Jackson will be playing the role of Vince Fontaine.
The production runs from the 22nd July - 13th September 2026.
‘The Hairdresser Mysteries’ - Television
A 70s-set tale of Lily Petal, who leaves city hairdressing for a village salon. As clients share secrets during appointments, her intuitive skills help solve local mysteries.
Cast includes Sally Phillips, Wendi Peters, Charlotte Jordon and Ben Castle-Gibb.
TCG’s Angela Bain plays the role of Miss Pru Snook.
The show airs on BBC and BBC iPlayer from the 17th July at 2pm.
‘Die Hunnenkönign (The Hun Queen)’ - Stage
Die Hunnenkönigin (The Hun Queen) follows Burgundian princess Kriemhild, who, after the murder of her husband Siegfried, joins the Huns and rises to become the most powerful woman on the continent.
The play has been written by Oliver Lansley, founder of Les Enfants Terribles and is performing in this year’s Nibelungen Festival in Worms, Germany.
TCG’s Anna Martine Freeman plays the role of Irnfried.
The festival runs from the 17th July - 2nd August.
‘Alice & Steve’ - Television
Best friends make the best enermies.
Alice’s world is turned upside down when her best friend Steve starts dating her 26- year -old daughter. What begins as a close friendship spirals into sabotage, and a full blown feud.
Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement play the titled roles. The chaotic ‘wrong-com’ comes to Hulu on Disney+ from the 8th June.
TCG’s Ellie Duckles plays the role of Camilla and Sarah Mayhew the Uni Lecturer.
‘The Cage’ - Television
Get ready for a high energy crime stroy set within the world of a Liverpool casino.
The Cage is a new drama written and created by BAFTA award-nominated Tony Schumacher.
The 5 part series is currently available on BBC & BBC iPlayer
Cast includes Sheridan Smith and Michael Socha.
TCG’s Raymond Waring plays the role of Mr Charles.
‘Stranger Things- The First Shadow’ - Stage
Stranger Things, The First Shadow is the prequel to the multi-award-winning hit TV show.
Featuring an original story by the Duffer Brothers, Jack Thorne and Kate Trefry, Stranger Things: The First Shadow is penned by Trefry and directed by Stephen Daldry, with co-direction by Justin Martin.
The show is currently performing at the Phoenix Theatre.
TCG’s Max Potter is joining the new cast.
He will be playing the role of Bob Newby until November 2026.
‘Momo’ - Film
Momo, an orphan girl who lives in the ruins of an old Roman amphitheater, must do battle with the soulless and grey men who stealthily take over her city and steal time.
Momo is the adaptation of Michael Ende’s beloved novel and has been directed by Christian Ditter.
Cast incudes Alexa Goodall, Martin Freeman and Araloyin Oshunremi.
TCG’s Anna Martin Freeman plays the role of Dan.
UK release date TBC.
‘Call The Midwife’ - Television
The popular BBC drama which follows the lives of a group of nurse midwifes in the East End of London.
TCG’s Linda Hargreaves plays the regular character of Mrs Wallace.
All previous seasons can be watched an BBC IPlayer & Netflix.
‘The Archers’ - BBC Radio 4
‘The Archers’, having aired over 18,700 episodes, is the world's longest-running radio soap opera. The British production is broadcast on Radio 4, the BBC's main spoken-word channel. The programme was originally billed as, an everyday story of country folk. It is now described as, a contemporary drama in a rural setting.
TCG’s Ben Norris is a regular and plays Ben Archer and is part of the Brookfield family.
TCG’s Adam Astill also joined The Archers in 2023 and plays the regular character of Miles.
