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Alistair Petrie reprises his character General Draven from Rogue One while Gloria Obianyo enters the Star Wars cinematic universe as Snee.

Alistair Petrie to play Claudius in Hamlet

Robert Hastie directs this sharp, stylish and darkly funny reimagining.

From 29 Sept in the Lyttleton.

Gloria Obianyo to play Rosalind in Ralph Fiennes’ production of As You Like It

Opposite Harriet Walter at the Theatre Royal Bath, 15 Aug – 6 Sept

‘Deeny [plays] a host of male characters that range from the annoying to the obnoxious with impressive dexterity’ London Theatre

As solicitor Mr Mayhew, Nigel rounds out the new lead cast in Agatha Christie’s murderous thriller at County Hall.

Alex’s captivating performance has been singled out for praise across the board. Until 29 March.

Gloria and Maddy both recur opposite Lucy Boynton and Toby Jones in ITV’s thrilling new four-parter airing weekly from 5 March on ITV1/ITVX

Alexander Zeldin’s adaptation of Antigone will go live on NT@Home in March

Across ten episodes, well-known narrators, including Michael Sheen, Toby Jones, Dominic West and Maxine Peake, will uncover the human frailties, obsessions and vulnerabilities of composers including Ludwig van Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Ethel Smyth and the incredible music written during their lives.

Available from 2 March

A non-stop rally of readings by Alistair and Cecilia Appiah featuring Eleanor M. Ingram, A.E. Housman and music by Carl Davis evoking the exhilaration of racing, available on BBC Sounds.

Opposite Martin Shaw and directed by Jonathan Church; at Theatre Royal, Bath, then select tour, to 15 March.

‘Polonski gets the play’s most interesting part’ – The Stage

Michael will be the artistic director of Welsh National Theatre, aiming to tell ‘big stories on big stages, for big audiences’, following the success of the National Theatre/Wales Millennium Centre co-pro Nye in 2024, which will be remounted at both venues this summer.

Nominated for Best Actress in a Television Drama and radiating confidence and glamour on the red carpet; Emma gave an interview to British Vogue here.

Maddy reprises her iconic role Nancy Carter after her on-screen mother Linda’s demise.

Michael Sheen and Emma D’Arcy nominated for Best Performance in a Play for Nye and The Other Place respectively, following their triumphant leading performances at the National Theatre this year. We are thrilled that two out of the six nominees are RVM clients!

Drawing on a true-life Cold War story, Firebird follows a handsome, soulful young soldier who embarks on a clandestine affair with a charismatic fighter pilot on an Air Force Base in Soviet-occupied Estonia at the height of 1970s Communist rule.

Gloria recurs as Mercy Woodcock in Season 7: Part 2, which returns to our screens now on Starz.

At the Park theatre until 7 December

In their National Theatre debut, Emma leads this stellar cast in Alexander Zeldin’s reimagining of Antigone which has opened to superb reviews across the board. At the Lyttleton stage until 9 November.

‘Sheen is especially well suited to its mix of bunny-themed whimsy and rousing exhortation’ – Guardian

Yanexi will play Petrova, one of the three sisters at the heart of Noel Streatfield’s beloved classic. Adapted for the stage by Kendall Feaver, Katy Rudd will direct this production at the Olivier – from 23 November.

Michael Sheen’s superb performance in Amazon’s three-part dramatisation of the infamous Newsnight/Prince Andrew interview is universally lauded.

Mike Leigh’s ‘excruciating suburban comedy still stings’, says the Guardian (4*). At Northern Stage until 28 September. Then at Mercury theatre, Colchester, 2-12 October; Blackpool Grand, 22-26 October; and Rose Theatre, Kingston, 5-16 November.