Ziba, Ché, Neela and Kofi use their devices to take trips through their memories to settle an argument

An evil woman makes her presence known wherever she goes.

Simon Russell Beale plays William Shakespeare’s Richard II, broadcast live from the stage of the Almeida Theatre in London to cinemas.

A vibrant and bold new take on The Soldier’s Tale, Stravinsky’s dark masterpiece of music theatre about a soldier who trades his soul to the devil in return for untold riches. Shot in contemporary Manchester to underline the work’s universal themes, this powerful film embraces a rich mix of locations: out along the city’s waterways, up among the skyline of an industrial car park, in hidden passages and pubs, under the stage of Bridgewater Hall for a devilish game of cards, and on stage where the musicians of the Hallé, directed by Sir Mark Elder, form a central part of the action. A work devised to be 'read, played and danced', it is set to some of Stravinsky’s most entertaining and affecting music. This production features a new English translation by Jeremy Sams.

Luke never expected to see Sam again. But a chance encounter in a park quickly becomes something more complicated when he realises she hasn’t come alone. As they talk, fragments of their past begin to surface, revealing a relationship shaped by love, loss, and a miscarriage that quietly fractured their lives. What unfolds is a quiet reckoning with the life they once imagined, and the reality that followed.