BWW Review: HAPPENINGS, The Hope Theatre
Life has a funny way of happening.
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BWW Review: 100 PAINTINGS, The Hope Theatre
According to Google, an artist is “a person who creates paintings or drawings as a profession (or hobby)”.
BWW Review: THE HOUSE OF SHADES, Almeida Theatre
Same household, five decades.
BWW Review: 4, Park Theatre
“According to my mum, I’m always doing something wrong and giving the wrong impression” we meet a quiet, lonely young woman.
BWW Review: DOM JUAN, The Vaults
Rakes never go out of style.
BWW Review: ORLANDO, Jermyn Street Theatre
“He who robs us of our dreams robs us of our life” writes Virginia Woolf in her novel Orlando: A Biography.
BWW Review: JOE STILGOE & THE BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRA, Barbican Centre
Joe Stilgoe’s new album is an ode to theatre itself.
BWW Review: MARIA CALLAS: LETTERS & MEMOIRS, Her Majesty's Theatre
She charmed Daniel Craig’s pants off in Spectre, was rather bored in the Matrix, and accompanied Christ to the cross in The Passion Of The Christ.
BWW Review: HOW IT IS (PART 2), The Coronet Theatre
“Leave it vague leave it dark” says Samuel Beckett’s character Pim in How It Is.
BWW Review: THE SH*T, Bush Theatre
Young people all over the country are fighting an enduring battle against circumstances they aren’t equipped to change.
BWW Review: FORGOTTEN FELLOW, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
The world is isolating.
BWW Review: BONNIE & CLYDE, Arts Theatre
Stop the press! The most renowned victims of the romanticisation of violence have taken up residence in London.
BWW Review: SCANDALTOWN, Lyric Hammersmith
And then there were three.
BWW Review: A GOOD TIME WAS HAD BY ALL, The Hope Theatre
When a group of friends from university get together after years of being apart, their reunion swiftly descends into a dinner from hell.
BWW Review: RICHARD II, The Vaults
“For heaven’s sake, let us sit upon the ground and tell sad stories of the death of kings” Richard II famously says.
BWW Review: THE 47TH, The Old Vic
One for the money, two for the show.
BWW Review: THE FEVER SYNDROME, Hampstead Theatre
Richard Myers has helped thousands of people achieve their dream of becoming parents.
BWW Review: LE BAL DE PARIS, Barbican Centre
In a world where the metaverse is starting to take over our everyday lives from professional meetings to social gatherings, it’s only fair that theatre and dance also get an update.
BWW Album Review: HADLEY FRASER AND WILL BUTTERWORTH - LIGHTS AROUND THE SHORE
On a summer day in 2014, Hadley Fraser pulled a Taylor Swift and dropped his first EP Just Let Go out of the blue.
BWW Review: UNDER THE RADAR, Old Red Lion Theatre
The concept of a submarine has long fascinated writers across media.
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