BWW Review: GUY BARKER'S BIG BAND CHRISTMAS, Royal Albert Hall
The Royal Albert Hall is rapidly becoming synonymous with London's Christmas festivities, even being voted the 'Most Prestigious Christmas Venue' at the Prestigious Star Awards 2016.
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BWW Review: ONCE IN A LIFETIME, Young Vic
After a 2016 programme that included Blue/Orange and Yerma, the first offering in the Young Vic's new season is a revival of George S.
BWW Review: THIS HOUSE, Garrick Theatre
James Graham's political masterpiece makes its long-awaited West End transfer after runs at the National Theatre in 2012-13 and Chichester Festival this September.
BWW Review: NICE FISH, Harold Pinter Theatre, 25 November 2016
After the Harold Pinter Theatre had its final Sunny Afternoon in October, it is now home to Nice Fish for a limited run.
BWW Review: KING LEAR, Barbican, 15 November 2016
Considered by many to be Shakespeare's most tragic play of all, the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of King Lear has transferred to London's Barbican for its winter season.
BWW Review: COMUS, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, 1 November 2016
Hot on the heels of the hugely successful summer season comes 'Wonder Noir', Emma Rice's first winter season at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, and with it an opening production of John Milton's masque, Comus.
BWW Review: MURDER BALLAD, Arts Theatre, 5 October 2016
Following a brief Off-Broadway foray in 2013, Murder Ballad makes its UK premiere at the Arts Theatre featuring an all-star cast of seasoned musical theatre performers.
BWW Review: THE PIANIST OF WILLESDEN LANE, St James Theatre, 13 September 2016
Following a critically acclaimed run earlier this year, Hershey Felder's The Pianist of Willesden Lane is playing again at the St.
BWW Review: 946: THE AMAZING STORY OF ADOLPHUS TIPS, Shakespeare's Globe, 17 August 2016
Every year, the Globe hosts productions by writers other than Shakespeare - this year it sees the inclusion of Kneehigh Theatre's version of Michael Morpurgo's 946: The Amazing Story of Adolphus Tips.
BWW Review: SOME GIRL(S), Park Theatre, 19 July 2016
The latest production in the Park Theatre's Park 90 auditorium is a revival of Neil LaBute's Some Girl(s).
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