BWW Review: THE IMPORTANCE Original Studio Cast Recording
Originally staged in 1984, The Importance remains the only musical adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest to run in London.
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BWW Review: AMERICAN IDIOT, Old Joint Stock Birmingham, February 10 2016
Prior to a UK tour beginning next month, the Old Joint Stock Musical Theatre Company are currently presenting American Idiot at their resident home in Birmingham.
BWW Review: THE SISTERHOOD, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, February 2 2016
Based on Moliere's Les Femmes Savantes, The Sisterhood is currently playing at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry.
BWW Interview: Lisa Maxwell on END OF THE RAINBOW
A hit in the West End and on Broadway, End of the Rainbow will embark on a UK tour this month, starring Lisa Maxwell as Judy Garland.
BWW Review: THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, January 25 2016
Following a remarkably successful live cinema broadcast across Europe in September last year, The Rocky Horror Show is still riding the wave of its 40th anniversary celebrations.
BWW Interview: Tom Chambers & Charlotte Richie on PRIVATE LIVES
BWW:UK caught up with the stars of Private Lives, Tom Chambers and Charlotte Richie at the start of their UK tour.
BWW Review: THE SNOWMAN, Birmingham Rep Theatre, January 21 2016
The Snowman has been a widely recognised and fondly regarded book and film since its conception by Raymond Briggs in the late 1970's.
BWW Review: CINDERELLA, Barclaycard Arena Birmingham, December 21 2015
Pantomime is old hat in this country with hundreds of productions taking place across the UK each Christmas period.
BWW Interview: Cat Simmons On OLIVER!
Between shows on a Wednesday evening and remarkably unflustered by emergency rehearsals right up until the half hour call, BWW:UK caught up with the delightful and bubbly Cat Simmons to discuss her role as Nancy in Oliver! at the Curve Theatre in Leicester.
BWW Review: PETER PAN, Wolverhampton Grand, December 15 2015
After seeing a similar panto production of Peter Pan at Birmingham Hippodrome a few years, Qdos Entertainment have rolled it out to the Wolverhampton Grand this Christmas, starring the Chuckle Brothers and John Altman.
BWW Review: HAIRSPRAY, New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, December 14 2015
The dust has only recently settled on the last production of Hairspray at the Curve in Leicester but now this production is on the road across the UK.
BWW Review: ALADDIN, Solihull Arts Complex, December 11 2015
Mr Solihull panto himself Malcolm Stent is back for his 25th consecutive pantomime at Solihull Arts Complex this year in which he writes, directs and stars.
Love At First Bite - Alternative Yuletide Comedy VAMPOMIME Opens In Coventry
The stakes were well and truly raised at the Belgrade Theatre last night as intrepid audience members from across Coventry and Warwickshire descended on the venue under cover of darkness to mark the official opening of the theatre's alternative Christmas comedy, Vampomime, running in B2 from Sat 5 D
BWW Review: JACK & THE BEANSTALK, Lichfield Garrick, December 8 2015
Old favourite Jack and the Beanstalk is Lichfield Garrick's pantomime this year; jam-packed full of content, comedy and catchy musical numbers delivered by a talented, enthusiastic ensemble cast.
BWW Review: BEAUTY & THE BEAST, Belgrade Theatre Coventry, December 3 2015
Last night featured my first pantomime of this year's festive season, the unconventional Beauty and the Beast at the Belgrade Theatre, Coventry.
BWW Review: Alexander Armstrong's A YEAR OF SONGS Album
Regularly seen on our TV screens as the presenter of BBC's Pointless, Alexander Armstrong has surprised many people recently by revealing his aptitude for singing.
BWW Review: Richard Woodford's BECAUSE OF YOU Album
With a career spanning two decades, Richard 'Woody' Woodford releases his long awaited debut album Because Of You later this month.
BWW Review: GUYS AND DOLLS, New Alexandra Theatre Birmingham, November 25 2015
Guys and Dolls has a long musical history.
BWW Review: TREASURE ISLAND, Old Rep Theatre Birmingham, November 24 2015
Birmingham's Old Rep Theatre are staging a brand new take on the classic Robert Louis Stevenson tale, Treasure Island, as their Christmas show this year - the first sizeable run the theatre has had since Birmingham Ormiston Academy became their creative partner.
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