FLASHBACK: French Without Tears, Orange Tree Theatre
In 2015 the Orange Tree theatre staged Terence Rattigan's 1936 comedy French Without Tears to critical acclaim.
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BWW Review: ROMEO & JULIET, Globe Theatre YouTube
In many ways, the choice of Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet is a smart one from Shakespeare's Globe; it is a familiar-enough story to draw in a new audience, while satisfying those who have watched it numerous times.
BWW Review: TREASURE ISLAND, National Theatre At Home
Polly Findlay's brilliant gender-bending production of Treasure Island for the National Theatre was a hit back in 2014 and now comes to a screen near you as part of their National Theatre At Home series.
BWW Review: WISE CHILDREN, BBC Culture in Quarantine
After a hugely successful debut in 2018 at London's Old Vic Theatre and a subsequent UK tour, Emma Rice's highly theatrical adaptation of Angela Carter's Wise Children is a welcome and absurdist addition to the BBC's Culture in Quarantine series, filmed at York Theatre Royal in 2019.
BWW Review: COSI FAN TUTTE, Royal Opera House
Already in its third week, the Royal Opera House's streaming initiative #OurHouseToYourHouse, turned to Jonathan Miller's modern version of Mozart's Così fan tutte.
BWW Review: JANE EYRE, National Theatre At Home
After the riotous One Man Two Guvnors from the National Theatre At Home series, comes Sally Cookson's fervent adaptation of Jane Eyre.
BWW Review: ONE MAN, TWO GUVNORS, National Theatre At Home
Wouldn't it be ironic that the time that the whole of the UK (and indeed the world) really fell in love with theatre was when no-one could actually go there? Millions of people who already love the performing arts are desperately missing their fixes.
The Best of BBC iPlayer and Sounds: Drama, Music, Dance and Comedy
The BBC is currently working on its Culture In Quarantine initiative, but the BBC's iPlayer and Sounds are already incredibly rich sources of drama, music, dance and comedy.
The Best Podcasts For All Things Theatre, Dance and Comedy
Podcasts are a brilliant way of passing the time, while learning something new and being entertained at the same time.
Where To Get Your Cultural Fix Online
As we all adjust to the new, strange reality, online entertainment and education has become even more vital.
BWW Review: THE KITE RUNNER, Richmond Theatre
Adapting a novel for the stage is fraught with difficulties; even more so when the novel is a literary sensation that has sold more than 30 million copies worldwide.
Finborough Theatre: What You Need To Know
Founded in 1980, the multi-award-winning Finborough Theatre is small, but perfectly formed.
BWW Review: THE MIKVAH PROJECT, Orange Tree Theatre
Josh Azouz's play The Mikvah Project was a great success when it formed part of the Orange Tree's Directors' Festival last summer.
BWW Review: THE CREATURE: FRANKENSTEIN RETOLD, Rose Theatre
The Rose Youth Theatre has great form in developing new theatrical talent.
The Royal Opera House: What You Need To Know
Covent Garden's iconic Royal Opera House is home to both The Royal Opera and The Royal Ballet.
BWW Review: DANCES AT A GATHERING / THE CELLIST, ROH Live
Covent Garden's Royal Opera House continues its successful series of live screenings to over 1000 cinemas across the world.
BWW Review: ON YOUR FEET, New Wimbledon Theatre
With 22 Grammys and hundreds of millions in worldwide sales, the potentially fascinating story of Gloria Estefan, her husband Emilio and their journey to success with the Miami Sound Machine has the potential to be a fantastic jukebox musical.
BWW Review: SWAN LAKE, Bolshoi Ballet in Cinema
As part of the 243rd season of the iconic ballet company, several productions by the Bolshoi Ballet are again being broadcast on cinema screens across sixty countries.
BWW Review: CYRANO DE BERGERAC, NT Live
Martin Crimp's blisteringly raw version of Cyrano de Bergerac has been a great success so far during its run at The Playhouse Theatre in London's West End.
BWW Review: THE DOG WALKER, Jermyn Street Theatre
A world premiere of a play is always an exciting thing; a potential opportunity to witness one of the very first performances of a future classic.
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