It’s only one week until all the talk will be about Love Island, so here at Must we have some serious telly to get stuck into before then.
We have a brand new series of Margaret Atwood’s famous drama, a couple of controversial docs, a quarantine creation and five fantastic plays from the National Theatre.
It’s been a while since we’ve been able to enjoy the delights of live theatre, so we recommend having a night at the theatre at home, with these incredible pre-filmed productions from the National Theatre. Shhh...the curtain’s going up...
This will no doubt be one of the more talked about documentaries this year, coming from director Alba Sotorra Clua, who spent two years filming the women who have fled lives as so-called Isis brides, to Syria’s Roj detention camp.
This film was made to mark one hundred years since the partition of Ireland, with the award-winning reporter Peter Taylor reflecting on the programmes he has made documenting the contentious idea of a united Ireland.
In 2017 the terrifying dystopian novel by Margaret Atwood was turned into an equally horrifying TV series, and now it's back with a fourth season. Praise be.
