BWW Review: SIERRA BOGGESS, Cadogan Hall
Since making her Broadway debut as Ariel in Disney's The Little Mermaid in 2007, Sierra Boggess has firmly established herself as one of theatre's biggest stars on both sides of the Atlantic.
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BWW Review: WHAT GIRLS ARE MADE OF, Soho Theatre
Following its most recent run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Cora Bissett's autobiographical musical What Girls Are Made Of has transferred to London.
BWW Review: FALSETTOS, The Other Palace
In many ways, when William Finn and James Lapine's musical Falsettos premiered on Broadway in the early 90s it was ahead of its time.
BWW Review: SWEET CHARITY, Donmar Warehouse
Set in 1960s New York, Sweet Charity centres around unlucky-in-love dance hall hostess, Charity Hope Valentine who has dreams of making a better life for herself.
BWW Review: TINA, Aldwych Theatre
Following several years of development, Tina, the new musical about Tina Turner, has opened at the West End's newly restored Aldwych Theatre.
BWW Review: CAROLINE, OR CHANGE, Hampstead Theatre
First seen Off-Broadway in 2003, Michael Longhurst's revival of Tony Kushner and Jeanine Tesori's Caroline, Or Change is the latest production to transfer to London from Chichester.
BWW Review: SONDHEIM ON SONDHEIM, Royal Festival Hall
Having run on Broadway in 2010, this week James Lapine's Stephen Sondheim revue, Sondheim On Sondheim, was staged for one night only with the terrific BBC Concert Orchestra and a cast of West End talent.
BWW Review: EVITA, Phoenix Theatre
Last seen in the West End three years ago at the Dominion Theatre, Bill Kenwright's production of Evita has opened at the Phoenix Theatre for a three-month limited run.
BWW Review: BAT OUT OF HELL, London Coliseum
As London temperatures soar, Bat Out Of Hell - a scorching hot new musical - has opened at the ENO London Coliseum following its recent premier in Manchester.
BWW Review: ON THE TOWN, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Before jetting off to Broadway to direct Jack Thorne's King Kong musical, Olivier winner Drew McOnie has returned to the Regent's Park Open Air Theatre to revive On the Town.
BWW Review: THE COLOR PURPLE IN CONCERT, Cadogan Hall
Having premiered on Broadway in 2005, The Color Purple was first seen on the London stage back in 2013 at the Menier Chocolate Factory.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Lyceum Theatre
Despite being a decade-long tradition in New York, Alan Menken and Lynn Ahrens' musical adaptation of A Christmas Carol had never previously been staged in London.
BWW Review: JEST END, Waterloo East Theatre, 3 December 2016
Jest End has returned to London's Waterloo East Theatre one year on from its most recent run at the venue.
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