BWW Review: SHAW SHORTS, Orange Tree Theatre
It will come as no surprise to those who are familiar with the output of Richmond’s Orange Tree Theatre that Bernard Shaw is the first pick for what the theatre is calling their Recovery Season.
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BWW Review: BEING MR WICKHAM, Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds Online
Mr Wickham is best known as the villain of Jane Austen’s iconic novel Pride and Prejudice; a dastardly rake who seduced Elizabeth’s impetuous younger sister Lydia and threatened to bring the whole family into disrepute.
BWW Review: THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST, Laurence Batley Theatre Online
The Importance of Being Earnest is probably Oscar Wilde’s best-known play.
BWW Review: OUTSIDE, Orange Tree Theatre Online
Following on from the Orange Tree’s successful debut into the world of theatrical streaming with Inside, comes Outside: a premiere of three plays from new and established artists.
BWW Review: ROMEO & JULIET, Sky Arts
Simon Godwin’s much-hyped version of Romeo & Juliet at the National Theatre was originally slated for summer 2020.
BWW Review: INSIDE, Orange Tree Theatre Online
Over a year since the lights went out, the Orange Tree Theatre is now entering the realm of live streaming with a new concept: Inside/Outside.
BWW Review: DREAM, Royal Shakespeare Company Online
As it is now a year since theatres went dark, it seems appropriate for one of the country’s most eminent theatre companies to now produce one of the most innovative and inventive productions seen since the pandemic began.
BWW Review: THIRST TRAP, Fuel Theatre
Theatre reviews do not often start with a cardboard package, delivered late at night by a black lycra-clad bike courier.
BWW Review: SHARON 'N' BARRY DO 'ROMEO & JULIET', Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch, Online
Sharon and Barry have been married for years.
BWW Review: TYPICAL, Soho Theatre On Demand
Thoughtful, poignant and insightful, Ryan Calais Cameron’s play, Typical, debuted at the Edinburgh Fringe before transferring to the Soho Theatre in 2019.
The BroadwayWorld Beginner's Guide to: Musicals
There is a particular snobbery surrounding musical theatre: critics say that in a moment of high drama, crisis or emotion, the most unrealistic thing to do would be to break into song.
The BroadwayWorld Beginner's Guide to: Shakespeare
One of the few positives that has come out of the pandemic is that there has never been more opportunity to experience something new.
BWW Review: PETER PAN: THE AUDIO ADVENTURE, Audio Play
Rehearsed via Zoom and recorded remotely, Shaun McKenna’s new adaptation of JM Barrie’s ephemeral story Peter Pan: The Audio Adventure shows that something truly wonderful can come out of lockdown.
The BroadwayWorld Beginner's Guide to: Opera
One of the few positives that has come out of the pandemic is that there has never been more opportunity to experience something new.
BWW Review: THE YOU PLAY VOLUME TWO: THE HAUNTED WOMAN, Soundcloud
In the second part of 45North’s series of The You Play, The Haunted Woman is the latest intriguing audio offering by Rafaella Marcus.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Old Vic: In Camera
Christmas is often about tradition and Jack Thorne’s beautiful version of A Christmas Carol at London’s Old Vic has quickly established itself as a must-see theatrical tradition after only a few years.
BWW Review: THE NUTCRACKER, Bolshoi Ballet in Cinemas
For those lucky enough to be living under restrictions where you can still visit your local cinema, you can still catch one of the most festive theatrical events of the season; the Bolshoi Ballet’s The Nutcracker, which is screening in selected cinemas on December 20.
BWW Review: CONSTELLA'S 'CONNECTING STARS' CHRISTMAS GALA, online streaming
As theatre companies across the world struggle to survive this uniquely-challenging year, opera-ballet company Constella recognised both the isolation in care homes and artists’ own struggles to survive.
BWW Review: 'WHAT I LOVE' WITH RUSSELL BRAND, Podcast
The latest interview between acclaimed director Ian Rickson and members of the arts community has just dropped.
BWW Review: 'WHAT I LOVE' WITH SONIA FRIEDMAN, Podcast
In the next episode of the podcast series What I Love, acclaimed director Ian Rickson meets international theatre producer Sonia Friedman, who chooses a favourite song, film and piece of writing to highlight what we are all in danger of losing.
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