Feature: EUROVISION 2023 - The ones to watch
The 2023 Eurovision Song Contest is taking place in Liverpool, UK on May 9, 11 and 13.
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Review: THE TRIALS, Donmar Warehouse
It’s the near-future, and the climate crisis is raging.
Interview: Director Matthew Xia on the surprise of judging Eurovision and his future projects
When theatre director, DJ and composer Matthew Xia was approached to be on the UK’s jury for the Eurovision Song Contest this year, nobody was more surprised than him.
BWW Feature: EUROVISION 2022 – The ones to watch
The 2022 Eurovision Song Contest is taking place in Turin, Italy on May 10, 12 and 14.
BWW Feature: Eurovision 2022 - Superstitions and good luck rituals
It's time for the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest! During the intensive rehearsal period, we asked some of this year’s artists whether, like many theatrical performers, they have any superstitions or pre-performance rituals to calm their nerves or bring them good luck on stage.
BWW Review: WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION, London County Hall
A great new cast has just taken to the stage in Agatha Christie's Witness for the Prosecution.
BWW Review: LOVE AND OTHER ACTS OF VIOLENCE, Donmar Warehouse
Love and Other Acts of Violence is a pretty dark and uneasy evening.
BWW Review: WAITRESS, UK & Ireland Tour
Waitress is off on a UK and Ireland tour, kicking off at the New Wimbledon Theatre.
BWW Review: SINGIN' IN THE RAIN, Sadler's Wells
The two main supporting roles steal the show, along with the spectacular set-piece choreography.
BWW Review: BAGDAD CAFE, Old Vic
It’s a beautiful thing for the theatre community to be able to be together and connect again.
BWW Feature: Sing Out For Eurovision 2021
This month sees the return of the Eurovision Song Contest, taking place in Rotterdam following its cancellation last year due to you-know-what.
BWW Review: ABBA: SUPER TROUPERS – THE EXHIBITION, The O2
Chances are that even if you aren't a fan of pop music, you could sing along to more than one of ABBA's hits, and you've almost certainly busted a move or two to Dancing Queen.
BWW Review: GRACELAND LIVE, Shepherd's Bush Empire
Fans of Paul Simon, and in particular his groundbreaking album Graceland, are in for a touring treat this autumn.
BWW Feature: The CURIOUS INCIDENT of the Schools Theatre Tour
BroadwayWorld recently attended the launch of the National Theatre's schools tour of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time.
BWW Review: THE SECRET DIARY OF ADRIAN MOLE AGED 13¾ - THE MUSICAL, Ambassadors Theatre
The phenomenon of Adrian Mole and his diaries has just rolled into the West End in musical form.
BWW Review: JOE STILGOE – THE HEAT IS ON, Ronnie Scott's
Joe Stilgoe is back with his new album, The Heat is On, breathing new big band life and swinging verve into some surprising 1980s hits.
BWW Review: THE HUNT, Almeida Theatre
The Hunt (based on the 2012 Danish film by Thomas Vinterberg and Tobias Lindholm) is a tense, uncomfortable watch, due both to the subject matter and the production.
Eurovision 2019: The Ones to Watch
In case you don't already know, it's Eurovision time! This year, the annual song contest that brings together acts from across Europe (and beyond) is taking place in Tel Aviv in Israel.
BWW Review: WEST END EUROVISION, Adelphi Theatre
West End Eurovision does exactly what it says on the tin: casts of West End musicals compete by performing past Eurovision songs to win over juries of their peers and the live audience.
The Old Vic Acts To Improve Access and Loo Provision
London's Old Vic, in its 200th year, launched a public fundraising campaign to modernise facilities for its audiences.
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