BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Dominion Theatre
This isn’t the first time that an opening night review has been written when the following day is closing night, but it is hopefully the last.
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BWW Review: TITLE OF SHOW, London Coliseum
Not since the Landor production in 2013 has the UK seen a professional production of Title of Show, the self-referential musical by Jeff Bowen and Hunter Bell about two struggling writers in New York who decided to write an original musical for the New York Musical Theatre Festival.
BWW Review: FIRST DATE THE MUSICAL, Crazy Coqs Online
Austin Winberg's musical First Date was first seen on Broadway in 2013.
BWW Interview: Simon Lipkin Talks FIRST DATE: THE MUSICAL at Crazy Coqs
Austin Winberg's musical First Date was first seen on Broadway in 2013.
BWW Review: THE LAST FIVE YEARS, Southwark Playhouse
Jason Robert Brown's The Last Five Years has a brilliantly problematic narrative - two souls taking us on a journey of their relationship, but one in chronological order (Jamie), and one in reverse (Cathy).
BWW Review: BEFORE AFTER, Southwark Playhouse
It's six years since Before After premiered at what was then the St James Studio, with Hadley Fraser and Caroline Sheen in the lead roles.
BWW Interview: The Creative Team Talk THE LAST FIVE YEARS at Minack Theatre
The Last Five Years is one of the few musicals that seems as if Jason Robert Brown wrote it precisely with a pandemic in mind.
BWW Review: BEAT THE DEVIL, Bridge Theatre
David Hare is well known for his biting commentary on public institutions.
BWW Review: EDUCATING RITA, The Minack Theatre
My recent visit as a first-timer to this much-celebrated space was to see Educating Rita - a truncated version of the David Pugh production that was due to tour the country, pre-COVID.
BWW Interview: Layton Williams Talks WEST END MUSICAL DRIVE-IN
Layton Williams will be headlining his own concert as part of the West End Musical Drive-In series on 29 August
BWW Review: SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD, The Other Palace Digital
Jason Robert Brown has gifted the world with immeasurable talent through his flair for theatrical compositions with a pop/rock bent and broad vocal ranges.
BWW Interview: Cedric Neal Talks SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD
Fans of Jason Robert Brown will be embracing the opportunity to witness a fresh production of Songs From A New World.
BWW Review: TURN UP LONDON, Cadogan Hall
What Club11 London has always done so brilliantly is unite communities, and Turn Up London is perhaps their most effective and important example of that.
VIDEO: Christina Modestou Sings 'Anytime You Need A Friend' for Mental Health Awareness Week
During this unsettling time, here at BroadwayWorld we've been buoyed by witnessing the outpouring of support, encouragement and collaboration that members of the arts community have been offering each other as the weeks have passed.
BWW Review: TWELFTH NIGHT, National Theatre at Home
The hype around the National Theatre's production of Twelfth Night when it premiered in 2017 was, understandably, centred around Tamsin Greig.
BWW Interview: David Hunter Talks WAITRESS Closing and ALL THE WEB'S A STAGE
David Hunter has become a renowned West End leading man - from Guy in Once to Charlie Price in Kinky Boots, and, most recently, Dr Pomatter in Waitress.
BWW Review: FLOWERS FOR MRS HARRIS, Chichester Festival Theatre
Premiering at Chichester Festival Theatre in September 2018 (although first produced in Sheffield in 2016), Daniel Evans' production of Flowers for Mrs Harris takes us on a heart-warming journey of self-discovery.
Flashback: LEND ME A TENOR at the Gielgud Theatre
It's a strange old time right now, with our beloved theatre community mourning the loss of jobs, of creative outlets, and of the human connections that theatre is so brilliant at creating.
BWW Review: PRETTY WOMAN, Piccadilly Theatre
A stage adaptation of Pretty Woman makes a lot of sense.
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