Jerry Falk (Jason Biggs), a young writer in New York City, leaves his girlfriend for free-spirited Amanda (Christina Ricci). Seeking advice, Jerry turns to an older, struggling artist who helps him deal with his messy love life.
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Frank (Peter Mullan) is a hard-working 55 year-old, respected in his local community, who suddenly finds himself without a job. For the first time in his life, Frank is without direction. When his friend Danny (Billy Boyd) jokes that on a clear day he could swim to France, an idea is planted in Frank\?€?s mind. Concealing his plans from his loving wife Joan (Brenda Blethyn) Frank determines to put his life back together by attempting the ultimate test of endurance ?€? to swim the English Channel. In doing so he cements a broken relationship with his grown-up son.
Sharon plans to take Tracey and Dorien on a wild weekend, but Tracey is about to receive big news.
Jen introduces Roy and Moss to a new social website.
Jen, Roy, and Moss find their lives moving in different directions after a disappointing settlement.
When a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles, thousands of sharks terrorize the waterlogged populace, and nature's deadliest killer rules sea, land, and air.
Tobi Powell, aging dance prof with a wild past, gets interviewed for a dance history dissertation. Very soon the couple's visit uncovers hidden motives, truths, and love.
he 2024 Edinburgh Comedy Award-nominated show returns to the Fringe after last year's sell-out run. Wonderfully silly songs. Collusive and tender. Surreal stand-up. The moustachioed Aussie has created a ‘wackily inventive absurdism all his own... absolute nonsense and an absolute pleasure' **** (Times).
Frank (Peter Mullan) is a hard-working 55 year-old, respected in his local community, who suddenly finds himself without a job. For the first time in his life, Frank is without direction. When his friend Danny (Billy Boyd) jokes that on a clear day he could swim to France, an idea is planted in Frank\?€?s mind. Concealing his plans from his loving wife Joan (Brenda Blethyn) Frank determines to put his life back together by attempting the ultimate test of endurance ?€? to swim the English Channel. In doing so he cements a broken relationship with his grown-up son.
A debt-ridden ex-MMA champion finds hope in training an unlikely fighter for a major competition, where the prize money could change both their lives.
An alcoholic novelist (Morgan Freeman) rediscovers his passion for writing, and for life, when he begrudgingly befriends a single mother.
Kate and Matt Morgan's lives turn upside down when a post-traumatic breakdown erases 26 years of memories, reverting Kate to her carefree college party-girl days.
Frank (Peter Mullan) is a hard-working 55 year-old, respected in his local community, who suddenly finds himself without a job. For the first time in his life, Frank is without direction. When his friend Danny (Billy Boyd) jokes that on a clear day he could swim to France, an idea is planted in Frank\?€?s mind. Concealing his plans from his loving wife Joan (Brenda Blethyn) Frank determines to put his life back together by attempting the ultimate test of endurance ?€? to swim the English Channel. In doing so he cements a broken relationship with his grown-up son.
In 1965, 12-year-old paperboy Andy is paired up with a geek on a project in the popular junior-high teacher's class. Andy learns and grows from it.
Sharon offers Tracey a job. Dorien's gambling losses prevent her from paying the rent.
A new football website allows Roy and Moss to pass as "proper" men for a momentous couple of days.
Douglas does his best to run Reynholm Industries into the ground.
Recent graduates of a secluded U.S. Air Force base must protect a gene-editing bioweapon from the Russian military—who are desperate to seize the deadly viral agent at any cost.
Jerry Falk (Jason Biggs), a young writer in New York City, leaves his girlfriend for free-spirited Amanda (Christina Ricci). Seeking advice, Jerry turns to an older, struggling artist who helps him deal with his messy love life.
Is it arrogant to bang out a "best of" after only three shows? Absolutely, but it also tells you that we only think one third of any show bears repeating. Join us for a daft, fun hour before we all fall out and spend the rest of our careers talking cryptically about each other on podcasts.
Shakespeare's classic comedy is given a contemporary spin in Joss Whedon's film, Much Ado About Nothing.
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