BWW Interview: Therese Ramstedt and Zandile Darko Talk FALL PRETTIER at The Space
Feminist theatre company Wet Paint takes over The Space to deconstruct the myth of Medea in Fall Prettier.
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BWW Review: SH!T-FACED SHAKESPEARE: HAMLET, Leicester Square Theatre
The latest drunken venture coming from Magnificent Bastard Productions's ludicrously perverse minds is the story of everybody's favourite sad guy: Hamlet.
BWW Review: THE DAMNED, Barbican Theatre
It took nearly two decades for the Comedie-Francaise, the oldest theatre company in the world, to come back to the UK.
BWW Review: NAPOLI, BROOKLYN, Park Theatre
It's the 1960s and the Muscolinos are raising three daughters in Brooklyn.
BWW Interview: Michele Austin Talks THE HUNT at Almeida Theatre
Screen and stage actress Michele Austin is currently tackling The Hunt at the Almeida Theatre, directed by Rupert Goold.
BWW Review: PICTURES OF DORIAN GRAY, Jermyn Street Theatre
Tom Littler's latest venture is a glorious four-version take on Oscar Wilde's masterpiece The Picture of Dorian Gray, adapted by Lucy Shaw.
BWW Review: HOLY LAND, The Space
Everybody knows that the internet is the host of some very awful matter.
BWW Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Bridge Theatre
Right in time for Pride month, Nicholas Hytner draws a curious card from his sleeve for his own Bridge Theatre, introducing A Midsummer Night's Dream as a beguiling triumph of identity.
BWW Review: ODYSSEUS FILO, The Coronet Theatre
The second edition of the Italian Theatre Festival comes to end with a real gem.
BWW Review: WINSTON VS CHURCHILL, The Coronet Theatre
The Italian Theatre Festival begins its swansong bringing one of Italy's most distinguished performers to the Coronet stage.
BWW Review: REMEMBER ME: HOMAGE TO HAMLET, The Coronet Theatre
After the female-led kick-off, the Italian Theatre Festival at The Coronet centres the attention on the United Kingdom's favourite writer, Shakespeare.
BWW Review: THREE ITALIAN SHORT STORIES, The Coronet Theatre
The Italian Theatre Festival is back at The Coronet Theatre for their second edition.
BWW Review: CUTTINGS, The Hope Theatre
YouTuber Arthur Moses has unexpectedly gone on to win an Olivier Award and delivered the most offensive acceptance speech in the history of the ceremony.
BWW Review: THE KNIGHT OF THE BURNING PESTLE, Barbican Centre
In 1607 Francis Beaumont was about to premiere his new play The Knight of the Burning Pestle, the pastiche that was set to change British comedy forever.
BWW Review: ARMADILLO, The Yard Theatre
Sam (Michelle Fox) has been trying to deal with her traumatic past for most of her life.
BWW Interview: Tom Littler Talks PICTURES OF DORIAN GRAY at Jermyn Street Theatre
Jermyn Street Theatre end their Portrait Season with Pictures of Dorian Gray, an exciting new take on Oscar Wilde's masterpiece directed by Tom Littler.
BWW Review: COUNTRY MUSIC, Omnibus Theatre
Country Music starts in 1983.
BWW Review: THE GLASS MENAGERIE, Arcola Theatre
Tennessee Williams's first success The Glass Menagerie lands at Arcola Theatre in an exciting and tremendously thought-provoking production directed by Femi Elufowoju jr.
BWW Interview: Louise Jameson and Thomas Mahy Talk VINCENT RIVER
Actors Louise Jameson and Thomas Mahy are currently starring in Philip Ridley's play Vincent River at Trafalgar Studios.
BWW Review: BENEATH THE BLUE RINSE, Park Theatre
Simon Sudgebury (Kevin Tomlinson) has been scamming older ladies forcing them to buy expensive alarm systems in order to earn a huge bonus.
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