BWW Interview: Jemma Alexander on THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL
Having opened Off-Broadway in 2005, The Great American Trailer Park Musical has been performed across the US, Australia and Europe.
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BWW Review: MADE UP, Birmingham Rep Theatre, May 17 2016
Birmingham-based company Stan's Cafe have been creating new theatre for 25 years.
BWW Review: WIPERS, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, May 12 2016
Inspired by the true story of the first South Asian recipient of the Victoria Cross, soldier Khudadad Khan single handedly held off advancing enemy troops at the battle of Ypres (or Wipers) in the First World War, whilst a group of British and South Asian soldiers took refuge in a disused barn.
BWW Review: BAD JEWS, New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, May 3 2016
Family gatherings and occasions are frequently tarnished by disagreements; none more so than at weddings, christenings and funerals when extended families are often brought together.
BWW Review: MS. A SONG CYCLE Concept Recording
For their 30th album release, SimG Records have announced their new concept album Ms.
BWW Interview: Ishy Din on WIPERS
Honouring the contribution of the million South Asian soldiers who fought alongside the British during World War I, celebrated playwright Ishy Din presents his powerful new play, Wipers, at the Belgrade Theatre Coventry later this month.
BWW Interview: Kevin Oliver Jones & Leanne Jarvis on SENSATION - A CONCERT CELEBRATING THE MUSIC OF THE WHO
Celebrating the music of The Who, one of the most iconic bands of all time, Sensation is about to embark on a UK tour featuring fantastic singers and a live band.
BWW Interview: Jon Robyns on LEGALLY BLONDE at Curve Leicester
Jon Robyns has had a sensational career in musical theatre over the last twelve years and has a CV that most performers could only dream of.
BWW Interview: Director Samir Bhamra on BRING ON THE BOLLYWOOD
With the rise of shows like Bombay Dreams and the smash-hit West End musical Bend It Like Beckham ushering in a new dawn for the British musical, the nation's appetite for Bollywood spectacle shows no signs of slowing.
BWW Review: LEGALLY BLONDE, Curve Theatre Leicester, April 14 2016
Legally Blonde the Musical has had an array of productions all over the world since its 2007 Broadway opening.
OLIVIER AWARDS 2016: Jenny Ell's Picks
In any awards ceremony, there is always one category that is almost a dead cert.
BWW Review: THE PERFECT MURDER, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, March 29 2016
Back in February 2014, I watched the first touring production of Peter James' novel The Perfect Murder starring Les Dennis and Claire Goose as unhappily married couple Victor and Joan Smiley.
BWW Review: THE GOVERNMENT INSPECTOR, Birmingham Rep Theatre, March 23 2016
With an original publication date back in 1836, Nikolai Gogol's satirical play The Government Inspector is certainly not new writing.
BWW Review: WITCHES OF EASTWICK, Old Rep Theatre Birmingham, March 19 2016
Stage musical Witches of Eastwick was adapted from John Updike's novel of the same name thirteen years after the film was released in 1987- starring Jack Nicholson, Cher, Susan Sarandon and Michelle Pfeiffer.
BWW Interview: Lucy Keirl on ROMEO & JULIET at the Watermill
Artistic and Executive Director of the Watermill Paul Hart opened his new production of Romeo and Juliet earlier this week, the first of his inaugural season at The Watermill Theatre.
BWW Review: THE 39 STEPS, Birmingham Rep Theatre, February 29 2016
The fifth longest-running play in the West End, The 39 Steps is currently being performed country-wide as part of its tenth anniversary tour.
BWW Interview: Aizzah Fatima & Erica Gould on Dirty Pakistani Lingerie
Following its sold-out tour in 2014/15, the award-winning Dirty Pakistani Lingerie - a one-woman show based on Muslim-American women - returns for a 15-date UK tour.
BWW Review: END OF THE RAINBOW, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, February 23 2016
Film and stage biopics surrounding the life of a celebrity hold particular intrigue for many people.
BWW Review: IMPOSSIBLE, New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, February 16 2016
Fresh from its hugely successful run in the West End, Impossible is a brand new stage spectacle featuring six of the best magicians and illusionists that this country has to offer.
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