BWW Review: DIALEKTIKON, Park Theatre
Ex Nihilo Theatre Group bring the world premiere of Jacky Ivimy's Dialektikon to Park Theatre to close out the year in Park90, playing alongside Peter Pan in Park200.
Debbie Gilpin - Page 9
Latest Articles
BWW Review: TRUE WEST, Vaudeville Theatre
When Sam Shepard's play True West made its New York debut back in 1980 it was something of a flop - since then, however, it has been recognised as an insightful piece of theatre, with the likes of John Malkovich, Gary Sinise, Philip Seymour Hoffman and John C Reilly taking on the roles of Lee and Au
BWW Review: STRIKING 12, Union Theatre
The festive season isn't everyone's favourite annual event, and this year in particular is not working out for Brendan: his fiancee has left him, he's failing at work, and his friends can't take the hint that he's not a New Year's Eve kind of person.
BWW Review: STAR WARS: A NEW HOPE IN CONCERT, Royal Albert Hall
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away… Star Wars celebrated its 40th anniversary last year, and the first instalment in the multi-trilogy film series has now made its way to the Royal Albert Hall as part of its ongoing 'film in concert' series.
BWW Review: A CELEBRATION OF JOHN WILLIAMS IN CONCERT at Royal Albert Hall
This year sees the 40th anniversary of John Williams' first concert with the London Symphony Orchestra, which was performed at the Royal Albert Hall in February 1978.
BWW Review: GUYS AND DOLLS, Royal Albert Hall
For three performances only, renowned director/choreographer Stephen Mear has brought his own semi-staged version of the classic musical Guys and Dolls to the Royal Albert Hall.
BWW Review: TWELFTH NIGHT, Young Vic
The Notting Hill Carnival comes to Illyria, bathing its mournful sadness in music and colour; this concept couldn't be more apt, given the tragedies the West London community has gone through in recent times, though coming out as resilient as ever.
BWW Review: COCK, Minerva Theatre
First performed at the Royal Court in 2009, Mike Bartlett's play Cock has been revived as part of the Chichester Festival season at the Minerva Theatre, following on from Michael Frayn's Copenhagen.
BWW Review: HOGARTH'S PROGRESS, Rose Theatre Kingston
Over 30 years since The Art of Success was first performed, beginning in Stratford-upon-Avon and running in both New York and London (where it picked up an Olivier Award nomination), and Nick Dear's play has been revived alongside the world premiere of his new work The Taste of the Town.
BWW Review: 17C, Old Vic
Most people will associate Samuel Pepys with the Great Fire of London, but there were more to his extensive diaries than that.
BWW Review: ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, National Theatre
A pair of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers make their return to the National Theatre for Simon Godwin's much-anticipated production of Antony and Cleopatra, that sees Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo follow in the footsteps of the likes of Anthony Hopkins and Judi Dench.
BWW Review: HEATHERS THE MUSICAL, Theatre Royal Haymarket
Following a workshop in 2017 and a work-in-progress run over the summer, The Other Palace's production of cult hit Heathers The Musical makes its West End debut at Theatre Royal Haymarket; starring Carrie Hope Fletcher as Veronica Sawyer, it has a strictly limited engagement prior to incoming Take T
Book Review: PUPPETRY: HOW TO DO IT, Mervyn Millar
Theatre and puppetry director Mervyn Millar's latest book is a practical insight into the use of puppets in theatre.
BWW Review: PROM 64: VERDI REQUIEM, Royal Albert Hall
A favourite at the Proms since its first inclusion in the programme in 1956, Giuseppi Verdi's tribute to the Italian poet Alessandro Manzoni had a standalone performance this week, helmed by conductor Andres Orozco-Estrada.
BWW Review: OTHELLO, Shakespeare's Globe
Michelle Terry's first season at the Globe continues apace, with what some will have marked out as a highlight since its announcement back in January.
BWW Review: LONDON TAP DANCE INTENSIVE GALA PERFORMANCE, The London Cabaret Club
The London Tap Dance Intensive is the UK's top tap festival, and took place from Friday to Sunday last week.
BWW Review: AS YOU LIKE IT, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Reunited following successful runs of The Lorax, the director-composer team of Max Webster and Charlie Fink bring a new version of the Shakespeare classic to the picturesque (and rather appropriate) setting of Regent's Park Open Air Theatre.
BWW Review: THE JUNGLE, Playhouse Theatre
Joe Murphy and Joe Robertson's play had such a good reception during its run at the Young Vic Theatre back in the winter that it has transferred across the river to the Playhouse Theatre in the West End, bringing its cast with it (along with some additions).
BWW Review: THE KING AND I, London Palladium
Following a hit run at New York's Lincoln Center Theater in 2015, Bartlett Sher's production of the Rodgers and Hammerstein classic makes its way to London's West End for a limited run at the London Palladium.
BWW Review: KILLER JOE, Trafalgar Studios
After spending several months as the Trafalgar Fair, a Texas trailer park takes root at Trafalgar Studios as a new production of Tracy Letts' Killer Joe begins its run.
Tickets From $58
Tickets From $80
Tickets From $67
Tickets From $59
