BWW Reviews: BEST OF FRIENDS, Landor Theatre, April 26 2014
Gary Naylor sees a show with a troubled history hit some high points but also fail to live up to its full potential.
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BWW Reviews: BLUES IN THE NIGHT, Hackney Empire, April 25 2014
Gary Naylor sees a show filled with songs from some of the last century's greatest singers - given full due by some of the West End's finest vocalists.
BWW Reviews: ROMEO AND JULIET, Pleasance Theatre, April 24 2014
Gary Naylor sees a stripped-down version of Shakespeare's enduring tragedy that gets plenty right and little wrong.
BWW Reviews: JEEVES AND WOOSTER IN PERFECT NONSENSE, Duke of York's Theatre, April 23 2014
Gary Naylor sees a splendid adaptation of Wodehouse delivered with style and no little skill.
BWW Reviews: TRANSLATIONS, Rose Theatre Kingston, April 22 2014
Gary Naylor sees a serious play about serious stuff that seems a little too locked in its time to reach successfully across the decades.
BWW Reviews: A SPOONFUL OF SHERMAN, St James Theatre Studio, April 17 2014
A Spoonful? It's rather more than that - 90 years more! But if you're feeling exhausted by the long haul from January 1 to April 18 for a day off work, A Spoonful of Sherman (back at St James Theatre Studio until 22 April) will certainly help the medicine to go down.
OLIVIERS 2014: From the Party in the Covent Garden Piazza
Gary Naylor spends a couple of hours on the Covent Garden cobbles watching the pre-show and the big screen feed of first half of the Oliviers 2014.
BWW Reviews: KING CHARLES III, Almeida Theatre, April 10 2014
Gary Naylor sees a play that has that touch of Marmite about it - you'll love it or you won't! It's hard to get a grip on the Constitution of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - Brits may have written plenty of constitutions around the world, but they didn't write one for them
Dame Gillian Lynne Launches DVD - The Secret To Her Youth
To The Garrick Club where, in one of its opulent rooms ('It's like Downton Abbey,' I overheard one overawed guest remark), Dame Gillian Lynne told us of her secret to a long life.
BWW Reviews: THREE SISTERS, Southwark Playhouse, April 8 2014
Gary Naylor sees Chekhov's classic updated, but diminished, saved by wonderful performances and the Russian's genius.
BWW Reviews: ONCE WE LIVED HERE, King's Head Theatre, April 4 2014
Gary Naylor sees a musical very much set in its location in terms of its plot, but not in terms of its staging.
BWW Reviews: PRINCE IGOR, London Coliseum, April 1 2014
The word 'epic' is derived from Ancient Greek via Latin, but it really should come from Russian - just ponder the vastness, the history, even the National Anthem! Nobody does epic like Russia.
BWW Reviews: I CAN'T SING!, London Palladium, March 26 2014
Gary Naylor sees a wonderfully entertaining musical about young love - and the X Factor - with an hilarious book from Harry Hill.
BWW Reviews: A LIFE OF GALILEO, Rose Theatre Kingston, March 25 2014
Gary Naylor sees a classy production of Brecht's didactic play about politics, power and priests, that still has much to say in 2014.
BWW Reviews: TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT, New Wimbledon Theatre, March 17 2014
Gary Naylor sees a script by Ben Elton and songs by Rod Stewart give a old school night's entertainment with Tonight's the Night.
BWW Reviews: KING LEAR, Cockpit Theatre, March 14 2014
It's hard to watch - it really is.
BWW Reviews: THE MAN INSIDE, Landor Theatre, March 13 2014
Is there room for another re-working of 'The Strange case of Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde'? I'd have said no.
BWW Reviews: RICHARD AND ADAM, Cadogan Hall, March 12 2014
Gary Naylor sees the Jedward de nos jours (well, not really - they're much batter than them) sing classics and charm old and young alike.
BWW Reviews: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM - PROPELLER, Rose Theatre Kingston, March 11 2014
Gary Naylor sees a very individual all-male production of Shakespeare's multi-layered comedy.
BWW Reviews: ENGLISH TOURING OPERA - THE MAGIC FLUTE, Hackney Empire, March 8 2014
Gary Naylor sees Mozart's most popular opera stop in downtown Hackney on its national tour in rep with King Priam and Paul Bunyan.
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