BWW Interview: Lea Salonga Talks Touring the UK
Lea Salonga sang the soundtrack to my childhood.
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BWW Review: MAIN MEN OF MUSICALS, Cadogan Hall
The audience couldn't get enough at Main Men of Musicals, a concert at Cadogan Hall last night featuring West End stars Luke Bayer, Ben Forster, Trevor Dion Nicholas, Liam Tamne, and some very talented young choral performers.
BWW Review: SERGEI POLUNIN, London Palladium
It happens every now and then that a reputation becomes so prominent, it's hard to see the person inside of it.
Oliver Bennett and Vladimir Shcherban Talk HUNCHTHEATRE
Oliver Bennett and Vladimir Shcherban made a splash in 2018 when their new company, HUNCHtheatre, debuted A Hero of Our Time, a smart, stylish adaptation of the classic Russian novel of the same name.
BWW Interview: Sergey Kuryshev Talks THREE SISTERS
Sergey Kuryshev is a titan of the Russian stage, a highly regarded interpreter of Chekhov, an occasional film star, and a mainstay of St.
BWW Interview: Jeremy Sams Talks AMOUR
Amour, which opens soon at the Charing Cross Theatre, isn't just a musical - it's a musical fantasy.
BWW Sneak Peak: In Rehearsal for MAN OF LA MANCHA
I was sat outside the English National Opera reading a novel when Kelsey Grammer (!) walked by, humming cheerfully about a bleak and unbearable world.
BWW Interview: Alex Mugnaioni Talks CAPTAIN CORELLI'S MANDOLIN
Louis de Bernieres' novel Captain Corelli's Mandolin, about the German occupation of the Mediterranean during World War Two, was a smash hit when it came out in 1994, selling millions of copies and spawning a Hollywood film adaptation.
BWW Review: MARGARET THATCHER: QUEEN OF SOHO, Wilton's Music Hall
You never imagined Margaret Thatcher could be so vulgar, but then, it seems weirdly plausible.
The Third Annual Tonic Awards Celebrate Women in Theatre
Playwrights, directors and producers gathered at the May Fair Hotel on Monday for the third annual Tonic Awards, celebrating the achievements of women in theatre.
BWW Interview: Jaymi Hensley Talks JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT
Whether you know him as a contestant on The X Factor, as a member of Union J, or from his work on stage, there's a good chance you've heard Jaymi Hensley sing.
BWW Review: BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR, Southwark Playhouse
An upright piano, a bottle of something strong, a door leading somewhere else.
BWW Review: CONTEXT FESTIVAL, Sadler's Wells
Diana Vishneva earned a thunderous ovation at Sadler's Wells last night, not only from the audience, but from the beaming assembly of dancers who stood behind her.
BWW Interview: Jonathan Hyde Talks GENTLY DOWN THE STREAM
Jonathan Hyde is currently starring in Gently Down the Stream, a new play at the Park Theatre exploring an intergenerational gay relationship.
BWW Review: FOLLIES, National Theatre
Follies begins with a gentle piece of music: warm, slow, romantic, that erupts into a jazz and brass extravaganza.
BWW Review: TARTUFFE, National Theatre
Tartuffe, which has just opened at the National, is quick, clever, and frightening.
BWW Interview: Jimmy Walters Talks BILLY BISHOP GOES TO WAR
After a successful run at the Jermyn Street Theatre, Billy Bishop Goes to War transfers to the Southwark Playhouse on 13 March.
BWW Review: THE AMERICAN CLOCK, Old Vic
This new production of Arthur Miller's rarely-produced play, on now at the Old Vic, offers some emotional and aesthetic rewards, but misses more often than it hits.
BWW Review: THE GOOD PERSON OF SZECHWAN, Barbican Centre
A hail of cigarette boxes, bicycles, jazz, and divine intervention.
BWW Interview: Movement Director Shelley Maxwell Talks EQUUS
Shelley Maxwell doesn't stop.
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