BWW Interview: Millie O'Connell Talks SOHO CINDERS at Charing Cross Theatre
After an incredible run as Anne Boleyn in SIX and an Olivier Award nomination, Millie O'Connell is ready for a new musical adventure in Stiles & Drewe's Soho Cinders.
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BWW Review: RODGERS + HAMMERSTEIN'S CINDERELLA, Cadogan Hall
Originally written in the 50s by musical theatre duo of wonders Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II for television but then adapted for the stage multiple times, Cinderella saw actresses of the likes of Julie Andrews and, more recently, Broadway favourite Laura Osnes take on the title role.
BWW Review: JONATHAN VAN NESS: ROAD TO BEIJING, Eventim Apollo
When Queer Eye premiered on Netflix in 2018, Jonathan Van Ness was a successful hairdresser and star of the web series Gay of Thrones and never would have thought that his journey was going to take the turn it did.
BWW Review: FOR ALL THE WOMEN WHO THOUGHT THEY WERE MAD, Hackney Showroom
Zawe Ashton's incredible 2019 brings to the plate the second piece she's written in her career.
BWW Review: FAST, Park Theatre
It's the beginning of the 20th Century in the Pacific Northwest and Linda Hazzard's sanitarium is under fire for her unusual practices.
BWW Review: PARADISE LODGE, Chiswick Playhouse
Eric (Steve Cooper) and Kylie (Sophie Osborne), a musical duo called The Doodlebugs, are embarking on their very first tour.
BWW Review: SHAKE IT UP: THE IMPROVISED SHAKESPEARE SHOW, Hen & Chickens
Shake It Up Theatre's concept for their Improvised Shakespeare Show is very simple and follows the basic rules of improv - with an Elizabethan twist added to the mix.
BWW Review: JOHN MAYER, The O2
It's safe to say that John Mayer's been keeping busy.
BWW Review: THE HOUSE OF YES, The Hope Theatre
In the shadows of the Kennedy compound in Washington DC lives a peculiar family, the Pascals.
BWW Review: NOSFERATU: A SYMPHONY OF HORROR, Royal Albert Hall
The Royal Albert Hall is notorious for bringing back to the screen beloved films and setting them to a live score often played by renowned orchestras, creating a magical vibe to surround classics as well as blockbusters.
BWW Review: THE ICE CREAM BOYS, Jermyn Street Theatre
Jacob Zuma, former President of South Africa, checks into a hospital only to find out that an old enemy, Ronnie Kasrils, who used to be in charge of the intelligence services, is staying in the opposite room.
BWW Review: AMATORY ASYLUM, Wellington Members Club
House of Kittens takes over the Wellington Members Club and turns it into a sort of castle of pleasure.
BWW Review: GHOST STORIES, Ambassadors Theatre
The extraordinary success of Jeremy Dyson and Andy Nyman's Ghost Stories back at the Lyric Hammersmith in 2010 led to multiple runs in London, a film starring Martin Freeman, Paul Whitehouse, and Alex Lawter, and a number of tours and productions all over the world.
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BWW Review: MEPHISTO [A RHAPSODY], Gate Theatre
The tiny town of Balbek is falling prey of the far right.
BWW Interview: Amaka Okafor Talks THE SON at Duke Of York's Theatre
After a stellar run at the Kiln, Florian Zeller's The Son transferred to the West End last month.
BWW Review: BIPOLAR ME, Etcetera Theatre
a?oeIt's crazy intense, that's what I'm likea?? Katie says.
BWW Review: THE NICETIES, Finborough Theatre
Hailed by The New York Times as a?oebristlinga?? and a?oeprovocativea?? during its Off-Broadway run, Eleanor Burgess's abrasive The Niceties is exactly that.
BWW Review: THIS IS NOT RIGHT, Wilton's Music Hall
Holly (Martha Godber) is a talented girl who lives on a Council estate in Hull with her Dad (Jamie Smelt).
BWW Review: PLATONIC, White Bear Theatre
Emily (Julia-Maria Arnolds) is heading to a?oethe villagea?? to try to fix things with her boyfriend, who's actually decided not to go with her after all.
BWW Interview: Nick Winston Talks MAME at Hope Mill Theatre
After revamping Cats and taking on other iconic musicals like Fame, director and choreographer Nick Winston brings Mame back to the stage.
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