BWW Review: THE DELIGHTS OF DOGS AND THE PROBLEMS OF PEOPLE, Old Red Lion Theatre
Rosalind Blessed takes residency at London's Old Red Lion Theatre throughout January, performing two self-penned plays in rep.
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BWW Review: GETTING OVER EVEREST, Hope Theatre
It's the most wonderful time of the year.
BWW Review: LITTLE MISS BURDEN, The Bunker
The 90's was an incredible decade for music, film and fashion.
BWW Interview: Gary Lloyd Talks 10 Years of THRILLER LIVE
It's incredible to think Thriller Live has been a staple of London theatre for an entire decade.
BWW Review: THE EXCEPTIONAL CASE OF WHIZZ AND DREX, Old Red Lion Theatre
With a title such as The Exceptional Case of Whizz and Drex it's almost a dead cert we're in for something unique and original.
BWW Review: THE ENGAGEMENT, Bread And Roses Theatre
Alcohol is widely considered a socially acceptable norm.
BWW Review: BED SEVEN, Tristan Bates Theatre
Bed Seven transports us back to 1953.
BWW Review: SECRET CINEMA PRESENTS STRANGER THINGS
We live in an increasingly fast paced 24-7 society.
BWW Review: OOPSY DAISY, Katzpace
Katzpace, the basement theatre of Katzenjammers near Borough Market, seems an ideal venue for a play about the dark underbelly of Hollywood.
BWW Review: UNDER THE RADAR, Bread & Roses Theatre
In August 2017 a journalist named Kim Wall went to interview inventor Peter Madsen on his private submarine.
BWW Review: SPIDERFLY, Theatre503
As we enter the intimate studio space of Theatre503 we're greeted by our own reflections in a mirror at the back of the stage.
Hampstead Theatre: What You Need To Know
Moving into a purpose-built, 325-seat building in 2003, Hampstead Theatre has been a vibrant, award-winning performance space for 60 years.
BWW Review: I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE, Chiswick Playhouse
The Tabard Theatre has been rebranded as Chiswick Playhouse.
BWW Review: GERM FREE ADOLESCENT, The Bunker
Germ Free Adolescent centres on Ashley, a teenage girl with OCD.
BWW Review: GREAT EXPECTATIONS, Southwark Playhouse
Opening the 2019 National Youth Theatre REP season is Neil Bartlett's adaptation of Great Expectations.
BWW Review: TICKLE, King's Head Theatre
Endurance tickling (yes, it's a real thing!) might not seem the most obvious subject matter for a play, however Tickle is actually based, albeit loosely, on fact.
BWW Interview: George Asprey Talks THE LION KING
This October marks the 20th anniversary of The Lion King at London's Lyceum Theatre.
BWW Review: MISSION CREEP, White Bear Theatre
'Mission creep' is defined as a gradual shift in objectives, often resulting in an unplanned long-term commitment.
BWW Review: A PARTNERSHIP, Theatre503
Following an acclaimed run at the 2019 Edinburgh Festival, A Partnership plays for a limited time at Battersea's Theatre503.
BWW Review: MUSEUM PIECES, Tristan Bates Theatre
Museum Pieces consists of four monologues and tells the story of four individuals who are forever changed, perhaps scarred, by a reality television show in which the contestants appear naked.
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