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4 out of 5 stars.

TV review The Split series two review – steamy legal saga raises the bar again
4 out of 5 stars.

With its flagrant infidelities and families at war, Abi Morgan’s divorce lawyer drama is a tasty, racy treat you’ll want to binge

Published: 11 Feb 2020

Women worldwide must be heard and respected

Letters: Seventy-six women from the arts, business world, law and politics, including Emma Watson, Keira Knightley and Emma Thompson, call on governments to support and protect women fighting for their rights around the world

Published: 8 Mar 2019

Published: 8 Mar 2019

The Start Abi Morgan on the play fuelled by fury - The Start podcast

The playwright and screenwriter reveals how a fascination with tyrants and their wives compelled her to write Splendour

Podcast

Published: 1:00 AM
Abi Morgan: ‘Women can be as violent, mercurial and complex as men’

The writer recalls the anger that fuelled her early play Splendour – and reveals she is directing her rage into a drama about the abuses of power in Hollywood

Published: 1:00 AM

3 out of 5 stars.

Tiny Dynamite review – flashy return for Abi Morgan's fractured love story
3 out of 5 stars.

First staged in 2001, Morgan’s elliptical drama still intrigues – even if this long overdue revival is insufficiently charged

Published: 15 Jan 2018

Shortcuts Why the Woman’s Hour power list is as daft as the second Bridget Jones film

Lists such as this have an impact only if they are divisive and provocative – but did the Radio 4 programme’s panel make the right call?

Published: 14 Dec 2016

Guy Lodge's streaming and DVDs Brooklyn; James White; Suffragette; He Named Me Malala; The Intern; Burnt; It Happened One Night – review

Saoirse Ronan shines in a fairytale of New York, Bradley Cooper lays it on a plate – and why the unfancied James White deserves a second look

Published: 28 Feb 2016

Little House on the Prairie movie back in development

Paramount picks up the interrupted project, to be directed by Martha Marcy May Marlene’s Sean Durkin

Published: 27 Jan 2016
Guardian Live The future of feminism - Guardian Live event

Feminism has more cultural power than ever – but what does this mean for women’s rights? At a Guardian Live debate chaired by broadcaster Jane Garvey, the panel discussed equality, responsibility and the meaning of the F word

Podcast

Published: 4 Jan 2016

From the West End to Westminster: which playwrights should run Britain?

Chancellor Caryl Churchill, foreign secretary Gore Vidal, defence minister David Greig … Ahead of the National Theatre’s revival of Harley Granville Barker’s explosive play, Waste, Mark Lawson selects a cabinet of political dramatists

Published: 6 Nov 2015

River: episode by episode River recap: season one, episode two – Stevie's in the mood for dancing

We dive deeper into River’s past and get an unusual perspective on his late colleague’s wake as Abi Morgan’s drama continues

Published: 20 Oct 2015
TV review River review – pairing personal demons with a peculiar police partnership

Creator Abi Morgan brings Nordic noir to this new crime drama with Swedish actor Stellan Skarsgård and an interesting twist

Published: 13 Oct 2015

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