BWW Interviews: Guy Rhys On BIRD And Returning To The Royal Exchange
The 2013 Bruntwood prize has proved to be a rich seam of writing talent.
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BWW Review: AMERICAN IDIOT, Manchester Palace Theatre, April 5 2016
Green Day's American Idiot had the punk rock band's fans out in force for the band's rock opera - even if the staged version of the 2004 concept album was a little less than the sum of its parts.
BWW REVIEW: KING CHARLES III, Manchester Opera House, March 7 2016
Nearly two years after its Almeida premiere, King Charles III has lost some of its topicalality - but none of its satirical punch as it continues its national tour in Manchester.
BEHIND THE SCENES: Katherine Soper Wins Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting
A perfume counter retail worker has won the Bruntwood Prize for Playwriting with a piece of work she created for her dissertation at the Royal Central School for Speech and Drama.
BWW Review: HAIRSPRAY, Palace Theatre Manchester, October 26 2015
Revived again, the touring favourite Hairspray is again packing out theatres across the country.
BWW Review: 5 GUYS CHILLIN', Kings Head Theatre, October 3 2015
Peter Darney's verbatim tale of chill-outs and sex parties - 5 Guys Chillin' makes an impressive transfer from the Brighton Fringe - and holds a mirror to some of the seedier parts of the party scene.
BWW Reviews: THE INVISIBLE DOT CABARET, Manchester International Festival, July 10 2015
Camden's Invisible Dot Club brings its irreverent mix of stand-up and sketch comedy to the Manchester International Festival's central hub for the Invisible Dot Club Cabaret.
BWW Reviews: NECK OF THE WOODS, HOME, July 10 2015
Manchester's newest arts centre, HOME's inaugural contribution to the Manchester International Festival is Douglas Gordon's reworking of Little Red Riding Hood told as a piece of performance art.
BWW Reviews: THE SKRIKER, The Royal Exchange, July 9 2015
It's twenty one years since Caryl Churchill's surrealist The Skriker first premiered at the National Theatre.
BWW Interviews: Sarah Frankcom on THE SKRIKER, Maxine Peake and the Manchester International Festival
The Manchester International Festival returns on the 2nd July bringing the best in theatre, music and the arts into the heart of the Northern Powerhouse.
BWW Reviews: THE ROLLING STONE, The Royal Exchange, April 24 2015
10 years since its creation - The Royal Exchange Theatre's Bruntwood prize for Playwriting celebrated with a photo exhibition and the world premiere of one of 2013's winners - Chris Urch's The Rolling Stone.
BWW Reviews: OH, WHAT A LOVELY WAR!, Manchester Opera House, February 24 2015
Timed for the centenary of the First World War, Terry Johnson's revival of Oh! What A Lovely War still packs a serious satirical punch.
BEHIND THE SCENES: Choir Auditions for GODSPELL: THE BROADWAY REVIVAL IN CONCERT
BWW:UK gets exclusive access to the Manchester choir auditions for Godspell: The Broadway Revival in Concert.
BWW Reviews: TOP HAT, Manchester Opera House, February 10 2015
After wowing crowds and the Olivier Award judges, Top Hat is touring the country bringing its infectious enthusiasm and the spirit of Fred Astaire around the country.
BWW Reviews: IRIS, 3MT, October 8 2014
Domestic violence is a tough yet important topic for theatre to tackle.
BWW Reviews: SPEED-THE-PLOW, Playhouse Theatre, October 2 2014
David Mamet's Tony Award-winning Hollywood satire Speed The Plow is no stranger to stunt casting.
BEHIND THE SCENES: Trafalgar Studios handover from Martin Freeman's RICHARD III to Jane Horrocks in EAST IS EAST
Jamie Lloyd's Trafalgar Transformed seasons are not just about renovating the look of a theatre.
BWW Interviews: John Wilson on COLE PORTER IN HOLLYWOOD, Sondheim And The Proms!
Conductor John Wilson talks to BWW:UK about his new show, Cole Porter in Hollywood, the great musicals of the 20th Century and having dinner with Stephen Sondheim.
BWW Reviews: FULLY COMMITTED, Menier Chocolate Factory, September 10 2014
Fully Committed was the production that put the derelict chocolate factory back on the map back in 2004.
BWW Reviews: MISS BEHAVE'S GAME SHOW, London Wonderground, September 6 2014
The London Wonderground transports a piece of the Edinburgh Festival fringe to London's South bank.
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