BWW Review: FIND YOUR WAY HOME, Etcetera Theatre
Alan (Anthony Cord) has decided to leave his family for Julian (Julian Bailey-Jones), his younger lover.
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BWW Review: AN ACT OF KINDNESS, The Vaults
Two worlds collide at a bus stop.
BWW Review: MAD AS HELL, Jermyn Street Theatre
Peter Finch and Eletha Barrett's relationships scandalised Hollywood and lead the actor to an Academy Award-winning performance in the 1976 film Network.
BWW Review: THINK OF ENGLAND, The Vaults
Bette (Leila Sykes) and Vera (Madeleine Gould) travel the country in an official capacity hosting tea dances to try to improve the morale of the troops in 1942 England.
BWW Review: MISSION ABORT, The Vaults
'I am 26 years old, I live in London, and I work in the arts.
BWW Review: MADONNA OR WHORE, The Vaults
Holly Morgan and Tom Moores tear the house down with their new comedy show, a mix of stand-up and cabaret.
BWW Review: THE BREAKS IN YOU AND I, The Vaults
Chloe (Steffi Walker) and Joanna (Helen White) are watching Being John Malkovich when the former realises she isn't in love with her wife anymore.
BWW Review: DOUBLE INFEMNITY, The Vaults
In 1960s Los Angeles, traffic police officer Effie-Lou (Katrina Foster) is looking for her PI friend Jo after she went missing.
BWW Interview: Gwen Taylor Talks THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST
Stage and screen actress Gwen Taylor takes on the role of Lady Bracknell in The Importance of Being Earnest, touring the UK until late April.
BWW Review: FUCK YOU PAY ME, The Vaults
When Bea receives a text from her mum saying that they need to talk as soon as she gets home, she goes into a panic.
BWW Review: A ROBOT IN HUMAN SKIN, The Vaults
Nicole Henriksen takes Vault Festival by a quiet storm, tackling mental health, feminism, and stereotypes at once with A Robot In Human Skin.
BWW Review: TOMORROW CREEPS, The Vaults
Golem! takes part in Vault Festival with Tomorrow Creeps, a new play that features sixteen works of Shakespeare.
BWW Review: WOMAN BEFORE A GLASS, Jermyn Street Theatre
Jermyn Street Theatre kicks off their Scandal season with Woman Before a Glass, in which Peggy Guggenheim tells her own story.
BWW Review: BUNNY, Tristan Bates Theatre
Fabricate Theatre is debuting at Tristan Bates Theatre with Bunny, Jack Thorne's 2010 play.
BWW Review: TINY DYNAMITE, Old Red Lion Theatre
On their annual holiday together at the seaside, Luce (Eva-Jane Willis) and Anthony (Niall Bishop) meet Madeleine (Tanya Fear).
BWW Interview: Catherine Lamb Talks BUNNY at Tristan Bates Theatre
Catherine Lamb is an actress and Artistic Director of Fabricate Theatre.
BWW Review: WILDE CREATURES, Vaudeville Theatre
Tall Stories are back as part of Vaudeville Theatre's celebration of Oscar Wilde.
BWW Interview: Joe McElderry Talks JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
Joe McElderry - who won the 2009 edition of The X Factor - is ready to end the year taking the UK tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to Newcastle, his hometown.
BWW Review: BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (A MUSICAL PARODY), King's Head Theatre
What would happen if instead of Belle, there was Beau, Gaston was transformed into Chevonne, and the Beast wore a velvet corset? Fat Rascal Theatre gender-swap the classic fairytale and transform it into a hysterical and fast-paced musical.
BWW Review: CALLISTO: A QUEER EPIC, Arcola Theatre
It's 1680 in London, Arabella Hunt (Marilyn Nadebe) is secretly married to Amy (Georgia Bruce) in what inadvertently becomes the first ever recorded gat marriage in England.
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