BWW Review: SEX/CRIME, Soho Theatre
A and B meet to recreate the feats of a famously homosexual serial killer who's haunting the streets of London.
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BWW Review: FACES IN THE CROWD, Gate Theatre
A nameless woman starts writing a novel in Mexico City.
BWW Review: YOU STUPID DARKNESS!, Southwark Playhouse
Every Tuesday night, four volunteers gather in a drab branch of Brightline taking phone calls from strangers facing hardship.
BWW Review: THE GIRL WITH GLITTER IN HER EYE. The Bunker Theatre
Helen is finally getting the artistic opportunity she's been coveting, while Phil is being dragged down by her own secret.
BWW Review: HAMLET: ROTTEN STATES, The Hope Theatre
The new year has officially seen the passing of the artistic direction baton from Matthew Parker to Kennedy Bloomer at The Hope Theatre.
BWW Review: COPS, Southwark Playhouse
It's 1957 in Chicago.
BWW Review: FIX, The Pleasance
Kevin is called to repair a washing machine in the middle of the woods.
BWW Review: JEW...ISH, King's Head Theatre
TJ and Max are breaking up.
BWW Review: SCROUNGER, Finborough Theatre
It was 2015 when Athena Stevens was forced out of a flight to Glasgow due to her disability.
BWW Review: THE TYLER SISTER, Hampstead Theatre
Hampstead Theatre opens the new year with a heartwarming but generally forgettable play on their smaller stage.
BWW Interview: Jatinder Verma Sums Up His 40 Years With Tara Arts
After 40 years of leadership, Jatinder Verma is stepping down as artistic director of Tara Arts in January.
BWW Interview: Alice Hewkin Discusses TEENAGE DICK at Donmar Warehouse
Mike Lew's Teenage Dick has just opened at the Donmar Warehouse.
BWW Interview: Ellie Morris Talks THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG at The Duchess Theatre
After being in Peter Pan Goes Wrong and The Comedy About a Bank Robbery, Ellie Morris is joining Mischief Theatre once more to star as Sandra in The Play That Goes Wrong.
BWW Review: SNOWFLAKE, Kiln Theatre
It's Christmas Eve and Andy (Elliot Levey) is waiting for his daughter Maya (Ellen Robertson) to come back to him.
BWW Review: RANDOM, Tristan Bates Theatre
A family start their day like any other.
BWW Review: MARTHA, JOSIE AND THE CHINESE ELVIS, Park Theatre
The Park Theatre are doing Christmas a little differently on their smaller stage this year, presenting an adult play that's seasonal only in its wintery setting.
BWW Review: ONE MILLION TINY PLAYS ABOUT BRITAIN, Jermyn Street Theatre
Jermyn Street Theatre's Christmas shows are always a surprise.
BWW Review: CHRISTMAS CAROL, Wilton's Music Hall
Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol places Ebenezer Scrooge centre-stage, shoving all its female characters to the side in an attempt to paint a deeply unfair and harrowing picture of London's Victorian society.
BWW Review: MAISIE, Bread And Roses Theatre
Things haven't been easy for Dan after his split with his ex-wife Mandy.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Immersive/LDN
The third offering of the newly opened Immersive LDN has become a festive classic over the years.
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