A "surreal" new BBC drama about a strange phenomenon known as 'the Hum' is "not as far-fetched as you think", said Radio Times. "The Listeners", adapted from Jordan Tannahill's novel of the same name, ...

It was around 2005 that Simon Payne started hearing it. A strange, low, rumbling sound that travels through walls and floors and seems to come from everywhere. At first, he was convinced the noise was ...

It can safely be reported that the arresting new play “Prince Faggot” will not be staged in the United Kingdom anytime soon, and not because the title contains a slur for homosexuality. Rather, the ...

The author with Jordan Tannahill (center) and Julio Torres (right) at Marsha P. Johnson State Park in Brooklyn. Welcome to The Dispatch, a new column by Derek C. Blasberg featuring a mix of interviews ...

Here & Queer is a Canadian Screen Award-winning talk series hosted by Peter Knegt that celebrates and amplifies the work of LGBTQ artists through unfiltered conversations. Tannahill stopped by the set ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." A new Off-Broadway play has a shocking title, but it plays against something familiar: our obsession with ...

Rebecca Hall stars in The Listeners, a five-episode TV series directed by Janicza Bravo (Poker Face, Zola) for the BBC that premieres at the Toronto International FIlm Festival on Saturday. In the ...

Logline: Rebecca Hall (Resurrection, Christine) stars as Claire, a schoolteacher who begins to hear a sound that no one else around her seems to, in this adaptation of author Jordan Tannahill’s novel ...

EXCLUSIVE: The BBC is developing a TV adaptation of buzzy Canadian novel The Listeners from Normal People producer Element Pictures. Although not yet greenlit, Deadline understands the show is in a ...

John McCrea as 18-year-old Oxford student Prince George and Mihir Kumar as his Indian boyfriend Dev in Prince Faggot - Richard Termine/The New York Times Last Saturday, Prince George cut a dignified ...

Want to get a coffee with Canadian playwrights Hannah Moscovitch and Jordan Tannahill? Good luck. Both writers are, to say the least, a little busy. In addition to stacked Google calendars, the pair ...

Quick warning: This month’s column begins with an unsettling story. At the end of the summer, I went with a friend to see Julio Torres’s one-man show, Color Theories, at a theater in East Hampton.