We are delighted to have so many UA clients included in Waterstones Books of the Year 2023. Congrats to all!

The Best Books of 2023: Fiction Talking at Night by Claire Daverley Small Worlds by Caleb Azumah Nelson Rogue by Mona Awad The Guest by Emma Cline The...

Delighting audiences for 25 years, this magical stage adaption of the much-loved book THE SNOWMAN , has transported a generation of children and their families into the wintery wonderland of a boy and a snowman that comes to life. Directed by UA's own Bill Alexander , THE SNOWMAN continues to...

We are delighted to announce two shortlistings for the 2023 Irish Book Awards.

Jane Casey's The Close , the tenth book in her award-winning Maeve Kerrigan series, has been shortlisted for Crime Fiction Book of the Year. This is Jane's tenth appearance on the shortlist, with wins for...

Announced in the Bookseller today, the debut novel by Jennifer Holdich , Julie Tudor is Not a Psychopath , has been pre-empted by Phoebe Morgan at Hodder Fiction in a two book deal. Julie will be published in Spring 2025.

Julie Tudor is 49 and has...

Michael Rosen has been awarded the PEN Pinter Prize 2023 - the annual award for freedom of expression in literature.

The Prize judges praised Rosen’s work, saying he ‘has a rare, invaluable gift: the ability to address the most serious matters of life in a spirit of joy, humour,...

Pullman honoured for his 'outstanding contribution to literature' by Oxford's world-famous library

Sir Philip Pullman is to be awarded the Bodleian Libraries highest accolade, the Bodley Medal, 'for his outstanding contribution to literature,' according to a statement from the library.

He will receive the medal...

An Unsuitable Job For A Women at Pascal Theatre Company

What is your image of a 19th century woman? A doctor? An engineer? A Prison inspector? A Lawyer? In Bloomsbury, women challenged patriarchy by daring to enter professions forbidden to them. They banged on locked doors. They refused to...

★★★★ - ‘Private Lives… A temple to Noel Coward’s genius. Havers and Hodge are perfect’ - Daily Telegraph

★★★★ - ‘Hugely amusing… An elegant period design, a woundingly witty evening’ - Times

Nigel Havers and Patricia Hodge star in Christopher Luscombe's sparkling new production of Noel Coward’s immortal...

The September slate has been announced for the annual TIFF, and we’re thrilled it includes a number of UK films and features a whole wealth of UA clients!

The Critic - Starring James McNicholas , with Director of Photography David Higgs and Edited by Beverley Mills

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