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BWW Review: EDUCATING RITA, Rose Theatre
After a curtailed tour and a sold-out run at Cornwall’s Minack Theatre, Willy Russell’s beautifully poignant Educating Rita now comes to the Rose Theatre for its first performances inside a theatre in a Covid-restricted world.
BWW Review: THE LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS, Bolshoi Ballet in Cinemas
After a beautifully lyrical version of Romeo and Juliet, Russia’s Bolshoi Ballet returns to our cinema screens on November 1 with a highly emotional version of John Neumeier’s Lady of the Camellias.
A Day In The Life: Backstage With Make-up Artist and Wig Mistress Liv Burton
These days, it's more important than ever to recognise the talents of those who work tirelessly behind the scenes to bring shows to life.
BWW Review: THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND, Lockdown Theatre on Zoom
Sunday evening saw a very different kind of Zoom call.
The Best Songs From the Musicals to Activate Your Workout
Like many of us, I haven’t set foot in my gym since lockdown.
BWW Review: ROMEO AND JULIET, Bolshoi Ballet in Cinemas
To bring some much-needed distraction into our lives, Russiaa??s iconic Bolshoi Ballet is bringing some of its recent performances to cinemas nationwide.
BWW Review: MATTHEW BOURNE'S THE RED SHOES, Cinema Screening
What are you prepared to sacrifice for your art? Filmed at Sadlera??s Wells in January, Matthew Bournea??s The Red Shoes asks what a passionate obsession might cost a person.
Book Review: MY WHITE BEST FRIEND (AND LETTERS LEFT UNSAID), Rachel De-Lahay and Milli Bhatia
My White Best Friend (And Other Letters Left Unsaid) was originally commissioned by The Bunker Theatre in March 2019 as a festival where letter-writing engages with a range of provocative topics such as racial tension, emotional engagement, unspoken prejudice and underlying social issues.
BWW Review: FIDELIO, BBC iPlayer
In Beethovena's 250th anniversary year, it seems appropriate for a new version of his only opera, Fidelio, to have been created.
BWW Review: LA BOHEME, The Luna Drive-in Cinema
On a rainy evening in North West London, a rather unique experience took place.
BWW Review: NABUCCO, Marquee TV
For anyone lucky enough to have seen a performance at the beautiful Arena di Verona will know that out of the thousands of seats, very few are actually comfortable.
BWW Review: AMADEUS, National Theatre At Home
It seems almost a lifetime ago that the National Theatre made the decision to start streaming shows from their archive to shine a light in the darkness of these times.
5 Shows I'd Most Like To See When Theatre Returns
Just 5 shows? Right now I would settle on seeing pretty much anything in a theatre, legs pressed against the seat in front of me and an overpriced beverage in hand.
BWW Review: MADAMA BUTTERFLY, Glyndebourne on Marquee TV
It took until 2018 for Glyndebourne to stage Puccini's Madama Butterfly after touring with it in 2016.
BWW Review: TALKING HEADS: HAND OF GOD, BBC iPlayer
A cautionary tale of what goes around, comes around, The Hand of God continues the series of Alan Bennett's wonderful Talking Heads with a story of comeuppance, karma and justice.
BWW Review: TALKING HEADS: PLAYING SANDWICHES, BBC iPlayer
Playing Sandwiches is certainly one of the darker stories within Alan Bennett's superb Talking Heads series.
BWW Review: TALKING HEADS: HER BIG CHANCE, BBC iPlayer
Continuing the BBC's revival of Alan Bennett's iconic Talking Heads, Her Big Chance features Jodie Comer as an aspiring actress.
BWW Review: TALKING HEADS: AN ORDINARY WOMAN, BBC iPlayer
As part of Alan Bennett's iconic series of monologues Talking Heads, An Ordinary Woman is one of two brand new creations, written by Bennett for the revival.
BWW Review: TALKING HEADS: A LADY OF LETTERS, BBC iPlayer
Even for those not around for the first TV broadcast in 1988, Alan Bennett's Talking Heads has had a long-lasting resonance.
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