BWW Review: EQUUS, Theatre Royal Stratford East
A piece that could easily feel out dated is anything but as Ned Bennett's production of Peter Shaffer's Equus blasts onto the Stratford stage, before going off on tour with English Touring Theatre.
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BWW Review: SOFT ANIMALS, Soho Theatre
Following on from a traumatic incident that occurred months ago, two individuals become the best of friends, despite the unlikeliest of circumstances.
BWW Review: APPROACHING EMPTY, Kiln Theatre
Greed can do terrible things to a person.
BWW Review: BOTTOM, Soho Theatre
Willy Hudson walks onto the stage in nothing but a towel, asking a member of the audience to help him put his underwear on.
BWW Review: SWEAT, Donmar Warehouse
A society is in ruins, and in this tale of depression, dependency and deluge, the human experience is voyeuristically examined, to reveal what happens when you leave folks behind.
BWW Review: JONNY WOO'S ALL STAR BREXIT CABARET, London Coliseum
Throughout this 75-minute cabaret spectacular, stars of the London queer scene come together to provide a variety show like no other.
BWW Review: THE CANE, Royal Court
Caning may be something from long in the past, but in Mark Ravenhill's new drama it's all anybody ever seems to talk about.
BWW Review: NINE NIGHT, Trafalgar Studios
Natasha Gordon's glorious writing debut, under Roy Alexander Weise's direction, transfers to the West End, managing to retain all of the magic it held whilst on the Dorfman stage.
BWW Review: DRIP, Bush Theatre
This is a really sweet show.
BWW Review: HOLE, Royal Court
Ellie Kendrick's writing debut is a one-hour attack on the senses.
BWW Review: THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS, Southwark Playhouse
Snow isn't yet falling all around us.
BWW Review: LUCY PEARMAN: FRUIT LOOP, Soho Theatre
Lucy Pearman is a comedienne that's unfamiliar to me, but after watching their stellar show Fruit Loop the other evening, they are now cemented in my brain as someone very special.
BWW Review: MACBETH, Garrick Theatre
Something wicked has arrived in the West End.
BWW Review: CUCKOO, Soho Theatre
Iona wants to be happy.
BWW Review: SUPER DUPER CLOSE UP, Yard Theatre
Made in China present their solo show about anxiety.
BWW Review: MIRABEL, Ovalhouse Theatre
It's the end of the world, or alternatively, the start of a brand new one, and Mirabel seems to be the only person left.
BWW Review: LANDS, Bush Theatre
Bush Associate Artist company Antler arrive with their Edinburgh hit Lands, a high-spirited, tender investigation into a relationship that's on its way to its end.
BWW Review: ALL WE EVER WANTED WAS EVERYTHING, Bush Theatre
This is a really brilliant production, full of life, energy, exuberance, and joy.
BWW Review: PICKLE JAR, Soho Theatre
How do you keep everything together, when everything around you is falling apart? Life's complicated - that's for sure - and for our central character in this story, balancing teaching, romance and adulthood is just a bit too much to handle.
BWW Review: VICTORIA'S KNICKERS, Soho Theatre
The second offering in this year's National Youth Theatre REP Season is just as brilliant as the earlier reviewed Consensual.
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