Drama Quarterly

IN FOCUS Welcome to Kingston-Falls creator Robin Aubert on Québec-set crime drama

By DQ writer

Bienvenue à Kingston-Falls (Welcome to Kingston-Falls) writer-director Robin Aubert and producer Isabelle Thiffault preview this darkly comic crime drama and discuss why imperfection is a good thing.

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Ones to Watch Series to Watch: April 2026 – Euphoria, Half Man, The Miniature Wife and more

By DQ writer

DQ checks out the upcoming schedules to pick 10 new series to watch this April, from a Handmaid’s Tale sequel and an epic family saga to a Silicon Valley satire and Richard Gadd’s Baby Reindeer follow-up.

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IN FOCUS Go inside The Glass House with the creative team behind this 90s-set comedy

By Michael Pickard

Vitrerie Joyal (The Glass House) stars comedian Martin Matte as a fictional version of his own father in a story set in 1990s Québec. He joins director Guillaume Lonergan, producer Louis Bolduc and Prime Video’s Brent Haynes to tell DQ about this “autofictional” comedy.

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Job Description Animating Small Prophets: How Mackenzie Crook's homunculi came to life

By Michael Pickard

Small Prophets creator Mackenzie Crook teams up with animation directors Ainslie Henderson and Will Anderson to take DQ inside the stop-motion process behind the BBC series, working with puppets and the challenge of blending animation with live action.

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DQ100 DQ100 2026/27 – Part one: Jisoo, David Oyelowo, God of War, Heated Rivalry...

By DQ writer

In the first part of the DQ100 2026/27, we pick out a range of shows to tune in for and the actors, directors and writers making them, as well as some of the trends and trailblazers worth catching up with.

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In production Hirayasumi: Why this quiet Japanese drama is making some noise

By DQ writer

Japanese shortform series Hirayasumi is built on emotion, character and quiet moments of reflection. DQ hears from executive producer Koji Sakabe about making the show, which is based on a manga, and why it might be the series we need in a time of global uncertainty.

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SHOWRUNNER Inside Netflix's Rachel Weisz series Vladimir with creator Julia May Jonas

By Michael Pickard

What does it take to bring an unreliable narrator to life? As Vladimir debuts on Netflix, creator Julia May Jonas discusses casting Rachel Weisz, embracing ambiguity and holding her nerve through strikes, notes and self-doubt.

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In production Studio Dragon execs serve up The Legend of Kitchen Soldier

By DQ writer

Ahead of the world premiere of Korean drama The Legend of Kitchen Soldier at Series Mania, Studio Dragon chief producers Lee Hye-young and Kim Tae-hoon introduce this genre-bending tale of a man’s journey to becoming an elite army chef.

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