BWW Review: VELVET, VAULT Festival
Tom dreams of being a famous actor.
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BWW Review: A SUPER HAPPY STORY (ABOUT FEELING SUPER SAD), VAULT Festival
Sally (Madeleine MacMahon) is celebrating her 16th birthday seeing her favourite band playing live.
BWW Review: COUNTING SHEEP, VAULT Festival
Mark and Marichka Marczyk fought in the Kiev Uprising in 2014.
BWW Review: JUNIPER AND JULES, VAULT Festival
Juniper (Stella Taylor) meets Jules (Gabriella Schmidt) in a club and they go home together.
BWW Review: OPEN, VAULT Festival
Christopher Adams and Timothy Allsop draw on their real-life experience to paint a vivid picture of an open couple.
BWW Review: DANGEROUS LENSES, VAULT Festival
A man and his daughter move into Ann's block of flats, except that he says there's no little girl with him.
BWW Review: KOMPROMAT, VAULT Festival
Written by David Thame, Kompromat was inspired by the still-unsolved murder of a GCHQ agent and sees young Zac (Max Rinehart) coming to terms with his action.
BWW Review: BLUE DEPARTED, VAULT Festival
Anima Theatre Company present Blue Departed, a show marketed as a re-imagination of Dante's Inferno.
BWW Review: DEAR ELIZABETH, Gate Theatre
Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell, two of America's most brilliant poets, wrote over 800 pages of letters to each other.
BWW Review: TWELFTH NIGHT, Southwark Playhouse
Following Macbeth in 2016 and The Tempest in 2017, Southwark Playhouse presents Twelfth Night as part of their Shakespeare For Schools programme.
BWW Review: ORIGINAL DEATH RABBIT, Jermyn Street Theatre
Jermyn Street Theatre opens 2019 with a bang dressing the mental health discourse in a pink fluffy bunny suit.
BWW Review: ASPECTS OF LOVE, Southwark Playhouse
Written between The Phantom of the Opera and Sunset Boulevard, Aspects of Love belongs to the pool of Andrew Lloyd Webber's neglected musical.
BWW Review: PARADISE, Hampstead Theatre
Dusty Hughes' new play sees Hampstead Theatre putting together veterans of the venue.
BWW Review: HOME ALONE IN CONCERT, Royal Albert Hall
The Royal Albert Hall rang in the festive season with a screening of one of the most-beloved Christmas classics from the 90s.
BWW Interview: Katy Lipson Talks ASPECTS OF LOVE at Southwark Playhouse
Theatre producer Katy Lipson - who is producing artistic director of the Hope Mill Theatre in Manchester, as well as being an independent producer and who has recently taken on the road shows such as The Addams Family - is bringing Andrew Lloyd Webber's 1989 musical Aspects of Love to Southwark Play
BWW Interview: Adam Spreadbury-Maher Talks COMING CLEAN at Trafalgar Studios
Adam Spreadbury-Maher - artistic director of the King's Head Theatre and director of theatre and opera - is transferring his critically acclaimed production of Kevin Elyot's Coming Clean to Trafalgar Studios.
BWW Interview: Natalie Ibu Talks GOOD DOG
Natalie Ibu, artistic director of Tiata Fahodzi, is taking Arinze Kene's good dog back on the road after a stellar success in 2017.
BWW Review: MURDER FOR TWO, The Other Palace
After starting out Off-Broadway in 2011 and collecting nominations from the Drama League, Outer Critics Circle, and Drama Desk Awards, Kellen Blair and Joe Kinosian's Murder for Two landed its UK premiere at The Watermill last year.
2018 Year in Review: Cindy Marcolina's Best of Theatre
As we're ready to draw the curtain on a busy 2018, it's time to look back on my eclectic year of theatre in a (consciously unmethodical) collection of highlights.
BWW Review: AISHA, Old Red Lion Theatre
Brand new arts organisation AILA debuts Aisha, written and directed by the founder, AJ.
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