Review: PATRIOTS, Almeida Theatre
A regime has fallen and the new ruling class is gearing up to take over.
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Review: TITANIC LIVE, Royal Albert Hall
The tale of the RMS Titanic has been etched in the minds of millions for a century.
Review: REPORT TO AN ACADEMY, Old Red Lion Theatre
Many interpretations have been given to Franz Kafka’s novella A Report to an Academy, with academics taking different roads.
Review: MORAL PANIC, Riverside Studios
It’s a turbulent time in 1984 England.
Review: 9 CIRCLES, Park Theatre
Dante Alighieri built his idea of hell as a colossal conical structure that opens up underneath Jerusalem and reaches the centre of the Earth.
Review: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, The London Palladium
The tale as old as time returns to the West End.
Review: THE FELLOWSHIP, Hampstead Theatre
A week after Windrush Day saw Prince William and his wife visiting the National Windrush Monument at Waterloo Station, two children of the Windrush generation are at the heart of Roy Williams's new piece.
Review: THE TEMPEST, Shakespeare In The Squares
Treachery, a magical storm, a catastrophic shipwreck.
Review: FANTASTICALLY GREAT WOMEN WHO CHANGED THE WORLD, Theatre Royal Stratford East
Chris Bush is having a marvellous year.
Review: KING LEAR, Shakespeare's Globe
Many great performers tackle Lear every year.
Review: DIVERSIFICATIONS, Old Red Lion Theatre
Three women gather in a waiting room to receive the results of their genetic testing.
Review: AN EVENING WITH JOE STILGOE, Hippodrome Casino
What did our critic think of AN EVENING WITH JOE STILGOWith his latest album’s dropping on the musical theatre scene a few months ago, Joe Stilgoe brought to the attention of all his listeners the figure of Frank Matcham, the turn-of-the-century English architect who specialised in theatres and mu
BWW Review: THE GUNPOWDER PLOT, Tower Hill Vaults
What did our critic think of THE GUNPOWDER PLO“Remember, remember the fifth of November” is a turn of phrase etched in the brains of millions of children.
BWW Review: STARCROSSED, Wilton's Music Hall
While Romeo and Juliet have charmed and stirred audiences for over five centuries, another unofficial couple from Shakespeare’s tragedy has instilled doubt and curiosity.
BWW Review: CANCELLING SOCRATES, Jermyn Street Theatre
Socrates: enigmatic Greek philosopher and generator of many a good quote.
BWW Review: THE HAUNTING OF SUSAN A, King's Head Theatre
It’s been a while since Mark Ravenhill’s had a show on in London.
BWW Review: THE GLASS MENAGERIE, Duke Of York's Theatre
Whether it’s all a big scheme to get bums on seats or these actors are all of a sudden genuinely interested in being in plays, it’s working.
BWW Review: THE LORD OF THE RINGS: THE FELLOWSHIP OF THE RING - IN CONCERT, Royal Albert Hall
See what our critic thought of seeing the popular film accompanied by a big orchestra.
BWW Review: GIRL ON AN ALTAR, Kiln Theatre
The Greeks seem to be trending at the moment.
BWW Review: LEGALLY BLONDE, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
When Legally Blonde came out in 2001, its main character Elle Woods became an instant icon.
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