YOUR CULTURE FIX

ICONIC MOVIES AND BOOKS HIT THE STAGE, A TRIO OF HOLLYWOOD ROYALS TAKE THE LEAD, AND ONE OF OUR FAVOURITE NETFLIX SHOWS RETURNS IN TIME FOR A COSY BINGE-WATCH

FILM BOMBSHELL

Margot Robbie, Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman… In case you needed a fourth compelling reason to see this film, it is a dramatic portrayal of the 2016 sexual harassment allegations at Fox News. Tense, gutsy and explosive, the film sheds light on the women behind the headlines during a landmark moment in American media history. In cinemas from 17th January

MUSICAL THE PRINCE OF EGYPT

It turns out there really can be miracles, if you believe. Based on the Dreamworks animation, The Prince Of Egypt has finally landed in London’s West End as a live-action musical. The show will feature five classics from the original picture including (of course) There Can Be Miracles, along with 10 new songs. Following the story of Moses, this powerful musical is set to raise spirits and inspire all. One not to be missed. From 5th February until 12th September. Visit theprinceof egyptmusical.com

TV SEX EDUCATION

Netflix’s acclaimed show returns for a second series. The plot follows Otis, an awkward high school student and son of a sex therapist (played brilliantly by Gillian Anderson), as he shares his reluctantly gained knowledge in a makeshift sex clinic. This season, demand for the service goes into overdrive after an outbreak of chlamydia at school, while Otis is challenged by his own new-found urges. On Netflix from January

THEATRE ASKING FOR IT

After one horrifying night in a small town in County Cork, Emma is left grappling with the trauma and consequences of her attackers’ actions. This multimedia stage adaptation of Louise O’neill’s devastating novel makes its UK premiere at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre. The play promises a vivid portrayal of life in a hyper-scrutinised age and an unforgettable exploration of consent. From 29th January until 15th February. Visit birmingham-rep.co.uk