BWW Review: MYRA DUBOIS, Garrick Theatre
After giving her entire life to make other people smile, legendary comedienne Myra Dubois has decided to make something all about her.
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BWW Review: FROZEN, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
I would hesitant a guess to say that most of us know about Disney’s colossus beast, Frozen.
BWW Review: THE WINDSORS: ENDGAME, Prince Of Wales Theatre
If you think it’s too soon for jokes surrounding Prince Andrew’s sex abuse allegations or the Meghan and Kate wedding feud, it’s probably best you don’t see this show.
BWW Review: ...cake, Theatre Peckham
babirye bukilwa’s …cake is an equally heartbreaking and heartwarming exploration of love of all kinds.
BWW Review: LAVA, Bush Theatre
Ronkẹ Adékoluẹjo is sensational in Benedict Lombe’s full-length debut currently running at The Bush Theatre.
BWW Review: RAYA, Hampstead Theatre
30 years after former flames Jason and Alex last saw one another, the pair reunite at Jason’s old student house – each bringing different past life experiences to the encounter.
BWW Review: THE DEATH OF A BLACK MAN, Hampstead Theatre
Alfred Fagon’s overlooked play is given a revival at the Hampstead Theatre, following its premiere at the same space in 1975.
BWW Review: REASONS YOU SHOULD(N'T) LOVE ME, Kiln Theatre
Amy Trigg performs in her own award-winning debut play at The Kiln Theatre.
BWW Review: WALDEN, Harold Pinter Theatre
To use any other word than ‘crisis’ to describe what is happening with today’s climate is ridiculous.
BWW Review: CRUISE at The Duchess Theatre
As the likes of classic hit favourites Wicked and The Lion King reopen round the corner, the West End also returns with a more alternative offering, in the form of Jack Holden’s Cruise – the story of a gay man in the 80s embarking on one last hedonistic purge.
BWW Review: OVERFLOW, Bush Theatre
When Rosie is confined and cornered into a flooding toilet cubicle, she is determined to rescue herself from the situation for once.
BWW Review: NORA: A DOLL'S HOUSE, Young Vic
Three distinct doorways separate three different time periods.
BWW Review: COLLAPSIBLE, Bush Theatre
The Bush Theatre's studio feels like a perfect place for this play, as it demands close proximity between the audience and actor.
BWW Review: COMING CLEAN, Trafalgar Studios
The King's Head Theatre continues its track record of moving shows from Islington to the West End, with the arrival of Kevin Elyot's drama of 80s polyamory.
BWW Review: MAGIC GOES WRONG, Vaudeville Theatre
Mischief Theatre continue their epic takeover of the West End, with their brand new show all about magic going terribly wrong.
BWW Review: LEXICON, Roundhouse
Who doesn't love a bit of circus? It's the medium that really pushes the limits of the human body, generating moments that wow audiences and inspire so much drama.
BWW Review: CINDERELLA, Trafalgar Studios
This is by far the most outrageous pantomime I have ever seen.
BWW Review: FITTER, Soho Theatre
Following on from their phenomenal debut HOTTER, dynamic duo Mary Higgins and Ell Potter this time return with a show all about men.
BWW Review: I WANNA BE YOURS, Bush Theatre
Ella is from Yorkshire.
BWW Review: CINDERELLA, The VAULTS
Not Too Tame's Christmas Panto arrives underneath Waterloo station after its celebrated UK Tour earlier this year.
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