BWW Review: THE BOY IN THE DRESS, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Pure magic are the two words I would use to describe The Boy in the Dress.
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BWW Review: THE ARRIVAL, Bush Theatre
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BWW Review: CHRISTINA AGUILERA, SSE Arena Wembley
Music royalty arrives in full force, as international superstar Christina Aguilera brings her X Tour to the UK.
BWW Review: VASSA, Almeida Theatre
Maxim Gorky's Vassa Zheleznova is currently playing at the Almeida Theatre, in a new adaptation from Mike Bartlett a?' a playwright of brilliant achievements.
BWW Review: THE GIRL WHO FELL, Trafalgar Studios
Following the tragic death of 15-year-old Sam, four people who know attempt to navigate through their grief, as their lives continue to roll along.
BWW Review: SOLARIS, Lyric Hammersmith
On an isolated space station, far away from human life, three scientists sit and observe Solaris a?" a newly discovered place made solely of water, which orbits around two suns without ever going off course.
BWW Review: OUT OF ORDER, Southbank Centre
Six clowns take to the stage.
BWW Review: GROAN UPS, Vaudeville Theatre
Having never seen a Mischief Theatre show before, it's safe to say I was very excited to attend the premiere of their new piece last night.
BWW Review: WE ANCHOR IN HOPE, Bunker Theatre
I go to the Bunker more than any other London theatre, but when stepping into the building this time I hardly recognised it.
BWW Review: VARIANT 31
In the heart of central London, a seven-building, 35-floor, 42,000 sq ft adventure awaits brave travellers.
BWW Review: EITHER, Hampstead Theatre
Ruby Thomas' debut play is a delicious mix of humour, intelligence and desire.
BWW Review: REDD, Barbican Centre
Following on from their phenomenal, Oliver-Award winning spectacle Blak Whyte Gray, which I saw last year, world-renowned dance company Boy Blue present their new show at Barbican Centre.
BWW Review: THE SEVEN AGES OF PATIENCE, Kiln Theatre
There was so much love at the Kiln Theatre last night.
BWW Review: THE KING OF HELL'S PALACE, Hampstead Theatre
It's been a week of new Artistic Director's kicking off their debut seasons.
BWW Review: CHIAROSCURO, Bush Theatre
In an explosive blend of live music, spoken word and theatre, Jackie Kay's 1986 provocation is breathed a new life under Lynette Linton's hand.
BWW Review: TOTAL IMMEDIATE COLLECTIVE IMMINENT TERRESTRIAL SALVATION, Royal Court
In an inventive blend of text, illustration, live performance and audience awareness, Tim Crouch's new offering - that arrives straight from Edinburgh International Fringe a?" takes its followers to the end of the world, whilst also preparing them for the start of a new one.
Inside The UK Launch of THE PRINCE OF EGYPT
'There can be miracles, when you believe'a?? This is the overarching message in the Kimpton Fitzroy Hotel in London a?' the location of the launch of the new Dreamworks musical, The Prince of Egypt.
BWW Review: ACTUALLY, Trafalgar Studios
Tom and Amber are a few months into their studies at Princeton.
BWW Review: THE CHICAGO BLUES BROTHERS, Savoy Theatre
Last night at the Savoy Theatre, audiences were encouraged to come and dance the night away as the Chicago Blues Brothers appear in the West End for the very first time.
BWW Review: THE COLOURS, Soho Theatre
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