The nominations for the 75th BAFTAs were announced today and we're thrilled to have a wealth of UA talent nominated!

Best Film:

Belfast - Starring Colin Morgan , with Costume Design by Charlotte Walter and Director of Photography Haris Zambarloukos .

Dune...

Justin Butcher's SCARAMOUCHE JONES OR THE SEVEN WHITE MASKS - which he wrote and starred in - staged at the Wilton's Music Hall last June and has made it through to the finals of the 2022 OffWestEnd (Offies) Awards, in the below three categories:

Best Lead Performance in a...

The highly-anticipated next novel from Louisa Young, TWELVE MONTHS AND A DAY - pitched as TRULY, MADLY, DEEPLY for our times - has been sold to Tara Singh Carlson at Putnam in a pre-empt for the US rights. The deal was agreed via Eleanor Jackson at Dunow, Carlson & Lerner on behalf of Ariella Feiner .

The full 16 hour performance footage of the SPEAKING DANTE marathon, produced by Justin Butcher and starring Jessie Buckley and Ian McDiarmid streams on Stream Theatre, on demand until 31st January and raises funds for the Community of Sant'Egidio, working with refugees and migrants across Europe.

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The Make-Up Artists & Hair Stylists Guild has announce the nominations for its ninth annual awards show next month, and we're delighted to have several clients nominated!

The shortlist for the BBC Audio Drama Awards 2022 have been announced and we are so proud to share our list of UA client nominees!

Best Original Single Drama

Safe From Harm - Written by Rhiannon Boyle

Dead Weather - Written by...

Launched in 1971, the Costa Book Awards is one of the UK's most prestigious and popular book prizes and celebrates the most enjoyable books of the year by writers resident in the UK and Ireland.

Today, The Stage announced a new list celebrating 25 talented theatre-makers and we're so delighted to have several UA clients listed!

Performer

Lorn Macdonald - Productions include Trainspotting, Mouthpiece, Declan, Life Is a Dream.

Performer

Luke Thallon -...

Inspired by a true story, Nell Leyshon's beautiful new play is a love letter to music. Set in Somerset, 1903, it explores the legacy of folk tune collector Cecil Sharp and delves into the extraordinary mind of Louie Hooper, a young woman from Somerset with a musical gift. The intimate...