BWW Review: HIGH FIDELITY, Turbine Theatre
High Fidelity was first a book by Nick Hornby, then a film starring John Cusack and Jack Black, then a rather unfortunate Broadway musical with a score by Tony Award winner Tom Kitt.
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BWW Review: KELLI O'HARA, Cadogan Hall
Kelli O'Hara was briefly back to London on Sunday the 10th for a two-show day at Cadogan Hall.
BWW Review: POISONED POLLUTED, The Old Red Lion Theatre
Two sisters are struggling to survive past their traumatic childhoods.
BWW Review: ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL, Jermyn Street Theatre
Intrigue, passion, rejection, deception, and incurable illnesses populate Shakespeare's All's Well That Ends Well.
BWW Review: THE GREAT GATSBY, Immersive LDN
The modern world has always seen a fascination surrounding F.
BWW Review: THE BEAUTY QUEEN OF LEENANE, Tower Theatre
After staging three other plays by Martin McDonagh, Tower Theatre are now tackling the playwright's phenomenal first play, and start of the first of two trilogies, The Beauty Queen of Leenane.
BWW Interview: Kelli O'Hara Discusses Her Solo Shows at Cadogan Hall
Kelli O'Hara is a star Off and on Broadway, in the West End, on television, on film, and even sang with The Metropolitan Opera.
BWW Review: JERKER, King's Head Theatre
When Jerker first premiere in Los Angeles in 1986 and excerpts from it were performed on the radio, it lead to a revolution in broadcasting censorship laws due to the alleged obscenities portrayed.
BWW Review: UGLY, Tristan Bates Theatre
Ugly sets out to be an exploration of beauty standards and the perception of women's attractiveness.
BWW Review: SHOOK, Southwark Playhouse
Every year, thousands of playwrights respond to Papatango Theatre Company's call for their New Writing Prize.
BWW Interview: Stefan Adegbola Talks BOTTICELLI IN THE FIRE at Hampstead Theatre
Stefan Adegbola is currently starring in Hampstead Theatre's production of Botticelli in the Fire as Poggio di Chiusi, the title character's close friend.
BWW Review: GHOST QUARTET, Boulevard Theatre
Deep in the stomach of Soho, the Boulevard Theatre is the newest addition in the panorama of London's studio theatres.
BWW Review: FRANKENSTEIN, Southwark Playhouse
The National Youth Theatre revamp Mary Shelley's masterpiece and update it for a modern audience in what should be a cutting-edge production at Southwark Playhouse.
BWW Review: AS YOU LIKE IT, Barbican Centre
After spending most of the year in its hometown of Stratford-upon-Avon, the Royal Shakespeare Company's newest As You Like It kicks off their London Season at the Barbican Centre.
BWW Review: SOHO CINDERS, Charing Cross Theatre
Prolific duo Stiles and Drewe seem to be having a ball populating London with their works.
BWW Review: DISSOCIATED, Etcetera Theatre
Alex is struggling.
BWW Review: BLADE RUNNER LIVE, Royal Albert Hall
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BWW Review: BOTTICELLI IN THE FIRE, Hampstead Theatre
The Renaissance is in full swing with Lorenzo de' Medici's (Adetomiwa Edun) modern policies and Sandro Botticelli (Dickie Beau) is at the peak of his success.
BWW Review: AGES OF THE MOON, The Vaults
The last time a Sam Shepard play was in town, London audiences got to see Kit Harington and Johnny Flynn take on True West directed by Matthew Dunster.
BWW Review: HARLEY & ME, Lion & Unicorn Theatre
Harley (Danielle Williams) is undergoing a psychological evaluation after having been charged for a bank robbery.
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