BWW Review: A GERMAN LIFE, Bridge Theatre
Having been away from the stage for 12 years, Maggie Smith has returned in exceptional style in Christopher Hampton's A German Life.
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BWW Review: THE GRAND EXPEDITION, Secret Location
Gingerline was founded by food and drink enthusiasts who aim to create the ultimate - immersive - dining experience.
BWW Review: BERBERIAN SOUND STUDIO, Donmar Warehouse
It's the 1970s and British sound designer Gilderoy is stepping well out of his comfort zone to create the soundscape for Italian horror-thriller director Santini's latest movie.
BWW Review: CAROLINE, OR CHANGE, Playhouse Theatre
Caroline, Or Change tells the story of a maid in Louisiana in 1963.
BWW Review: THE TELL-TALE HEART, National Theatre
Anthony Neilson's new play is inspired by the Edgar Allan Poe short story of the same name.
BWW Review: JOE STILGOE: CHRISTMAS AT THE MOVIES at Lyric Hammersmith
It would be hard to find a classier and more joyful Christmas treat than Joe Stilgoe's one-night-only show Christmas at the Movies, featuring special guests Louise Dearman, saxophonist Jess Gillam and Rob Brydon.
BWW Review: EVERY DAY I MAKE GREATNESS HAPPEN, Hampstead Theatre
Hampstead Theatre's Downstairs space has been transformed into a small classroom.
BWW Review: ANDY KINDLER, Soho Theatre
US comic Andy Kindler is currently mid-way through a short residency at the Soho Theatre.
BWW Review: ARISTOCRATS, Donmar Warehouse
Brian Friel's Aristocrats have moved into the Donmar for the late summer.
BWW Interview: Robin Ince Talks SPACE SHAMBLES at the Royal Albert Hall
As part of its inaugural Festival of Science, the Royal Albert Hall will host Space Shambles, a night of science, music, comedy and wonder hosted by astronaut Chris Hadfield and comedian Robin Ince.
Eurovision: That's How You Stage A Song
Eurovision may be a song contest, but by now everyone knows that it takes more than just music to stand out in a crowd of 43.
Eurovision: The Theatrical Connection
It's almost time for this year's Eurovision Song Contest! BroadwayWorld was lucky enough to meet several of this year's contestants at a recent press event in London, and in this article we explore their theatrical pasts and how that experience might help them when they take to the stage in Lisbon i
BWW Review: QUIZ, Noel Coward Theatre
By any standard, playwright James Graham is having quite a week.
BWW Review: THE INHERITANCE, Young Vic
The Inheritance, Matthew Lopez's witty, brutal two-part epic exploring the lives of gay men in New York clocks in at just short of 7 hours in total, but if you do go and see it, you're (mostly) in for a theatrical treat.
BWW Review: THE GREAT WAVE, National Theatre
This new play is a dramatic account of families divided by the sea.
BWW Review: AGAIN, Trafalgar Studios
Again, written by Stephanie Jacob, is a short one-act play about a family reuniting after an undefined amount of time apart.
BWW Review: STRICTLY COME DANCING LIVE TOUR, Wembley Arena
The Strictly Come Dancing Live Tour does exactly what it says on the tin.
BWW Review: JULIUS CAESAR, Bridge Theatre
Julius Caesar has arrived at the Bridge Theatre, nestled beside London's City Hall and Tower Bridge.
BWW Review: BANANAMAN THE MUSICAL, Southwark Playhouse
Bananaman the Musical has some ap-peel-ing aspects, with a bunch of silly banana-drama in the plot, a hard-working cast and some nicely cartoonish elements.
BWW Review: DICK WHITTINGTON, London Palladium
It's undeniably/unavoidably* panto season in theatreland (*delete as per your personal proclivity).
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