BWW Review: UNCLE VANYA, Hampstead Theatre
Hampstead Theatre presents Uncle Vanya in a new translation by Terry Johnson, who also directs.
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BWW Review: BURKE AND HARE, Jermyn Street Theatre
It's 1828 in Edinburgh and medical advances are running as fast as the number of cadavers are low.
BWW Review: HEAD-ROT HOLIDAY, The Hope Theatre
It's December 1991 and in a 'special hospital' Ruth (Emily Tucker), Claudia (Evlyne Oyedokun), and Dee (Amy McAllister) are gearing up to celebrate the holidays by demonstrating how well-adjusted they've become.
BWW Review: ANNA KARENINA, The Actors' Church
After a sold-out run at Oxford University, composer Maria Shepard took her musical based on Lev Tolstoy's Anna Karenina for a one-night engagement at The Actors' Church in London as part of Iris Theatre's Workin Process.
BWW Review: THE GREATEST SNOWMAN, Pedley Street Station
After The Murder Express and Journey To The Underworld, Funicular invite their audience to Pedley Street Station to embark on a silly Christmas journey whilst savouring a sublime feast.
BWW Review: SUMMER AND SMOKE, Duke Of York's Theatre
Rebecca Frecknall's production of Summer and Smoke lands in the West End after a starry run at Almeida Theatre earlier this year.
BWW Review: SWITZERLAND, Ambassadors Theatre
Directed by Lucy Bailey, the play is set in a remote house in 90s Switzerland where the elderly and mean Patricia Highsmith - eccentric writer of many psychological thrillers and creator of the famous murderous character Tom Ripley - receives a visit from a young man.
BWW Review: VOTES FOR WOMEN, National Theatre
The National Theatre end their series of rehearsed readings with Elizabeth Robins' Votes for Women.
BWW Review: BULL IN A CHINA SHOP, National Theatre
The National Theatre marks the 100th anniversary of women earning the right to vote in the UK with Courage Everywhere, a series of rehearsed readings and events celebrating the milestone.
BWW Interview: Mitchell Cushman Talks SWEENEY TODD and THE EX-BOYFRIEND YARD SALE
Mitchell Cushman is coming out of directing a secret production of Sweeney Todd in an abandoned building as part of the bigger international immersive project The Curious Voyage.
BWW Review: LOVE-LIES-BLEEDING, The Print Room
In a deserted part of the American south-west, Alex (Joe McGann) is being tended to by his loving fourth wife Lia (Clara Indrani).
BWW Review: CHUTNEY, The Bunker
Gregg and Claire live sheltered, boring, suburban lives.
BWW Review: THE HOES, Hampstead Theatre
Hampstead Theatre hosts Ifeyinwa Frederick's debut play directed by Lakesha Arie-Angelo, The Hoes is a joyous celebration of millennial womanhood and friendship that's unafraid to show the darker side of growing up.
BWW Review: DROWNED OR SAVED?, Tristan Bates Theatre
Years after surviving the Holocaust, Primo Levi (Marco Gambino) is a haunted man who segregates himself in his study to try to come to terms with the terrible events he witnessed.
BWW Review: GILDED BUTTERFLIES, The Hope Theatre
Tormented Casserole's Gilded Butterflies comes back on stage after successful runs around the UK in their first Off-West end production at The Hope Theatre.
BWW Review: HEARD, Camden People's Theatre
Amana and Hafizah share a love for life and too many dreams to count.
BWW Review: A PUPIL, Park Theatre
When seventeen-year-old Simona (Flora Spencer-Longhurst) shows up at Ye's (Lucy Sheen) North London flat with an attitude and a talent for the violin, the aging musician is forced to take a hard look at how success and greatness affect the artistic side of life.
BWW Review: BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR, Jermyn Street Theatre
Proud Haddock remembers the centenary of the Armistice at Jermyn Street Theatre with the dynamic and heartbreaking tale of Canadian war hero Billy Bishop.
BWW Review: BURY THE DEAD, Finborough Theatre
Finborough Theatre end their series dedicated to the Great War by bringing back Irwin Shaw's Bury The Dead.
BWW Review: NOT ABOUT HEROES, Wilton's Music Hall
Director Tim Baker concludes his national tour of Stephen Macdonald's Not About Heroes at Wilton's Music Hall.
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