BWW Review: VINCENT RIVER, Park Theatre
Recent drama school grad Thomas Mahy and seasoned pro Louise Jameson join together in this urgently needed revival of Philip Ridley's heartrending epic drama.
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BWW Review: BLACK MEN WALKING, Royal Court
Each first Saturday of every month, Thomas, Richard and Matthew walk.
BWW Interview: Louise Jameson Talks VINCENT RIVER
Louise Jameson played the iconic role of assistant Leela in Doctor Who in the Seventies opposite Tom Baker.
BWW Review: MISTY, Bush Theatre
No matter where we are, our surroundings are a living consequence of the decisions we make.
BWW Review: THE PLOUGH AND THE STARS, Lyric Hammersmith
A young girl in a football tee steps on stage and begins to sing a melodic tune.
BWW Review: CARL BARRON: DRINKING WITH A FORK, Eventim Apollo
It's not everyday you get to sit in such a large auditorium and watch one person entertain you for 90 minutes.
BWW Review: TORI SCOTT: THIRSTY, VAULT Festival
If you like powerful vocals, camp conversational exchanges and dry humour then this is the show for you.
BWW Review: BUGGY BABY, Yard Theatre
This is one of those plays that make you question how a human brain ever came up with it.
BWW Review: CORPUS CHRISTI, Arcola Theatre
This is a story that the majority of us will know.
BWW Review: FANNY AND ALEXANDER, Old Vic
Fairy tales don't just have to be for children, and Max Webster's production proves it's still possible to get our imaginations sparked.
BWW Review: TRUST, Gate Theatre
Translated by Maja Zade, Falk Richter's text is an unbalancing assault on capitalism, and a scrutiny of the most basic human emotion - love.
BWW Review: FINE AND DANDY / THE CLUEDO CLUB KILLINGS, Arcola Theatre
The Arcola Queer Collective present two new works as part of their Creative Disruption season.
BWW Review: DUST, Soho Theatre
Alice has been dead for three days.
BWW Review: JUBILEE, Lyric Hammersmith
Jubilee is an event that fucks with every theatrical convention; but it also provokes its audience in the most important way.
BWW Review: NAPOLEON DISROBED, Arcola Theatre
Told By An Idiot have been creating the unexpected for 25 years, and with this offering they provide a comedic, alternative historical take on one of France's most formidable leaders.
BWW Review: HEAR ME RAW, Arcola Theatre
In her brutally honest and refreshingly unique story about addiction and self-fulfilment, Daniella Isaacs performs a personal response to her experience of the Wellness industry.
BWW Review: ALL OR NOTHING, Arts Theatre
It's 1965 and a new phenomenon is erupting out of the East End.
BWW Review: BECOMING SHADES, VAULT Festival
If I were to think of hell, I could see it resembling something similar to the Vaults.
BWW Review: BOYS, VAULT Festival
This show's creation has been a long time in the making.
BWW Review: GUNDOG, Royal Court
Desperately struggling to hold their family together, sisters Becky and Anna fight for survival.
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