BWW Interview: Derek Ahonen Talks CATHERINE AND ANITA at King's Head Theatre
After a successful debut at last year's Edinburgh Festival, Derek Ahonen's one-woman show opens on 9 February at the King's Head Theatre.
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BWW Review: CIRQUE BERSERK, Peacock Theatre
Combining the centuries-old skills and traditions of the touring circus troupe, this is a variety act like no other.
BWW Review: PAINES PLOUGH ROUNDABOUT, Orange Tree Theatre
After a hugely successful 2017 Edinburgh Fringe run and UK tour, Paines Plough's Roundabout plays arrive at the Orange Tree Theatre.
BWW Review: THE HOST, St James's Church, Piccadilly
Yasmin's family are going through a crisis.
BWW Review: BREATHE, Lion And Unicorn Theatre
Just breathe.
BWW Review: THE BROTHERS SIZE, Young Vic
After a time spent apart, two brothers reunite in an attempt to understand one another.
BWW Review: THE BELIEVERS ARE BUT BROTHERS, Bush Theatre
Our current political climate is unpredictable, to say the least.
BWW Review: SILK ROAD, VAULT Festival
Bruce is an everyday run of the mill Geordie lad who desires more for his life.
BWW Review: DIETRICH: NATURAL DUTY, VAULT Festival
There is an intoxicating cabaret currently residing in the VAULT Fest Pit.
BWW Review: WIND BIT BITTER, BIT BIT BIT HER, Vault Festival
Mary stands alone on stage and tells a story of loss, betrayal and conspiracy.
BWW Review: NEVERLAND, VAULT Festival
Peter Pan is a story that the majority of us will know and love.
BWW Review: BEGINNING, Ambassadors Theatre
What do you do when you meet someone that completely knocks you off your equilibrium, causing you to challenging everything you once thought to be true? When your life direction is on the toss of the coin, do you fight or flee? Following it's hugely successful premiere at the National Theatre, Begin
BWW Interview: Carol Harrison Talks ALL OR NOTHING
Carol Harrison is probably best known for playing Louise Raymond in EastEnders.
BWW Review: EAST, King's Head Theatre
Raw, sleazy, provocative, delicious, and gritty are just a few spontaneously thought of words that I can generate to describe the show currently playing at London's King's Head Theatre.
BWW Review: TWILIGHT: LOS ANGELES, 1992, Gate Theatre
In 1992 Anna Deavere Smith interviewed a selection of people who were, in some way, involved with the LA riots.
BWW Review: RITA, SUE AND BOB TOO, Royal Court
It hasn't been an easy journey for this piece to get to the Court.
BWW Review: THINGS I KNOW TO BE TRUE, Lyric Hammersmith
Bob and Fran have worked for years to provide the best life possible for their four children.
BWW Review: GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY, Noel Coward Theatre
Every now and then you see a show that reminds you why you love theatre.
BWW Interview: Peter Groom Talks DIETRICH: NATURAL DUTY, Politics, Queer History and Visibility
Peter Groom is an actor, dancer and choreographer, originally from Newcastle.
BWW Review: MY MUM'S A TWAT, Royal Court
A girl plays jingles on a Casio keyboard, whilst the audience choose between a chair and a beanbag for a seat.
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