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.
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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.
BWW Reviews: BUKOWSKI'S CASS, The Vaults, March 4 2014
Gary Naylor sees a strange concoction of dance, drama, opera, poetry and music set on the seedier side of California - Bukowskiland, as it were.
BWW Reviews: VERSAILLES, Donmar Warehouse, February 27 2014
Gary Naylor sees a long play, full of good intentions, about the aftermath of World War I and its portents for the future.
BWW Reviews: MOON TIGER, Rose Theatre Kingston, February 25 2014
Gary Naylor sees a technically impressive but strangely distant adaptation of Penelope Lively's Booker Prize winning novel of 1987.
BWW Reviews: THE YOUNG WIFE AND DIDO AND AENEAS, King's Head Theatre, February 24 2014
Gary Naylor sees two operas (for the price of one) with plenty in common (and plenty not) in another highly innovative presentation from OperaUpClose.
BWW Reviews: DONKEYS' YEARS, Rose Theatre Kingston, February 18 2014
Gary Naylor sees a technically perfect farce that gets plenty of laughs but leaves him a little cold
BWW Reviews: SUPERIOR DONUTS, Southwark Playhouse, February 17 2014
Gary Naylor enjoys a slice of life from cold Chicago and is grateful for the sentimentality being reined in just sufficiently to get him through the play.
BWW Reviews: A CONVERSATION WITH JOHN TRAVOLTA, Theatre Royal Drury Lane, February 16 2014
Gary Naylor enjoys a conversation with John Travolta that could have delivered more, but probably shouldn't have - an evening for fans, not investigative journalists.
BWW Reviews: HMS PINAFORE, Hackney Empire, February 15 2014
Gary Naylor finds that this bulked up, buffed up HMS Pinafore, currently voyaging around the country, is even more fun than when it launched from the Union Theatre last Autumn.
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