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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.
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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
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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.
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BWW Review: DISSOCIATED, Etcetera Theatre
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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
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BWW Interview: Millie O'Connell Talks SOHO CINDERS at Charing Cross Theatre
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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
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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.
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