BWW Review: VOTES FOR WOMEN, National Theatre
The National Theatre end their series of rehearsed readings with Elizabeth Robins' Votes for Women.
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BWW Review: THE HOES, Hampstead Theatre
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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
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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.
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BWW Interview: Geoffrey Williams Talks DROWNED OR SAVED?
Playwright Geoffrey Williams pens a new play about the aftermath of the Holocaust in Primo Levi's life.
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BWW Review: I AND YOU, Hampstead Theatre
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Emma Rice is back after her kerfuffle with Shakespeare's Globe, debuting her brand new company with an adaptation of Angela Carter's novel of the same name.
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