Theatre and Cake Prove To Be a Great Mix Once Again
The sun graced the West End Bake Off again on Saturday, 19 May.
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BWW Interview: Katy Brand Talks 3WOMEN at Trafalgar Studios
Writer, actress, and comedian Katy Brand debuts as a playwright with 3Women at Trafalgar Studios.
BWW Interview: Nathan Amzi Talks ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre
West End and The Voice star Nathan Amzi is playing Martini in Javaad Alipoor's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest at Sheffield's Crucible Theatre this June.
BWW Review: 3WOMEN, Trafalgar Studios
Katy Brand makes her playwriting debut at Trafalgar Studios with 3Women, a supposedly progressive play which unfortunately falls into the pit of problematic feminism.
BWW Interview: Gemma Sutton Talks THE RINK at Southwark Playhouse
Gemma Sutton is taking on the role of Angel in The Rink at Southwark Playhouse.
BWW Review: GREAT BRITISH MYSTERIES?, Soho Theatre
Will Close and Rose Robinson explore monsters, myths, and Scotland in their exhilarating Great British Mysteries?.
BWW Interview: Sudha Bhuchar Talks RETRACING OUR FOOTSTEPS
Actress, playwright, and founder of Bhuchar Boulevard Sudha Bhuchar is curating three nights of play readings with her sister Suman at Royal Court Theatre A celebration of British/South Asian playwrights, the three nights see Partap Sharma's A Touch of Brightness, Hanif Kureishi's Borderline, and Ha
BWW Review: LIFE AND FATE, Theatre Royal Haymarket
Vasily Gossman's novel Life and Fate lands on the Theatre Royal Haymarket's stage in all its glory.
BWW Interview: David Horovitch Discusses NOT TALKING at Arcola Theatre
David Horovitch is currently starring in Mike Bartlett's Not Talking.
BWW Review: THE FALL, Southwark Playhouse
Commissioned as part of National Youth Theatre's 60th anniversary in 2016, James Fritz's The Fall takes a candid look at young people's relationship to their elders mixing humour with a deeper contemplation of life and death.
BWW Review: TOMORROW AT NOON, Jermyn Street Theatre
As soon as their Reaction Season was announced in autumn 2017, Jermyn Street Theatre launched a competition to all identifying as female playwrights; submissions were open and 390 anonymous people sent in a five-page scene responding to Noel Coward's Still Life.
BWW Review: WET, Theatre N16
Holly (Tamsin Newlands) and Sophie (Claire Heverin) are aspiring (and broke) filmmakers.
BWW Review: MASTERPIECES, Finborough Theatre
Originally produced at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester in 1983, Sarah Daniels' Masterpieces is revived on commission by Finborough Theatre.
BWW Interview: Chris Leask Talks THE COMEDY ABOUT A BANK ROBBERY
Chris Leask has reprised the role of Everybody Else in The Comedy About a Bank Robbery.
BWW Review: THE PHLEBOTOMIST, Hampstead Theatre
When Bea (Jade Anouka) and Aaron (Rory Fleck Byrne) meet, they both think they've found happiness.
BWW Review: THE WRITER, Almeida Theatre
Ella Hickson premieres The Writer, a new momentous play about the patriarchal cage of the theatre business.
BWW Review: TONIGHT AT 8:30, Jermyn Street Theatre
Jermyn Street Theatre's Artistic Director Tom Littler brings to the stage Noel Coward's cycle of one-act plays in three ravishing triple bills.
Michael Grandage Introduces His Revival Of RED At Wyndham's Theatre
Director Michael Grandage is reviving Red by John Logan, it opens at the Wyndham Theatre on the 15th of May and it sees Alfred Molina reprising his role as Mark Rothko and How To Get Away With Murder star Alfred Enoch as his assistant Ken.
BWW Interview: Alfred Molina and Alfred Enoch Talk RED
Alfred Molina is reprising his role as Mark Rothko in John Logan's play Red, teaming up once again with director Michael Grandage for the first London revival (and West End premiere).
BWW Review: THE COMEDY ABOUT A BANK ROBBERY, Criterion Theatre
The Comedy About a Bank Robbery celebrate their second birthday amidst a tsunami of laughter.
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