BWW Review: TOP GIRLS, National Theatre
Caryl Churchill's ground-breaking 1982 work comes to the National for the first time - and, also a first, with a full cast rather than actors doubling up, as the playwright had originally intended.
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ALL MY SONS Leads April's Top 10 New London Shows
London is never short of temptations, whether splashy West End shows, epic dramas or bold fringe offerings.
BWW Interview: Debbie Kurup Talks SWEET CHARITY at Donmar Warehouse
Debbie Kurup's extensive musical theatre experience ranges from Chicago, West Side Story and Sister Act to originating roles in Girl from the North Country and The Bodyguard.
BWW Review: EMILIA, Vaudeville Theatre
“We are only as powerful as the stories we tell.
BWW Review: DOWNSTATE, National Theatre
Pulitzer-winner Bruce Norris once again challenges audiences with a play built around a difficult topic – in this case, asking whether paedophiles are irredeemable, how they should be punished, the distinction between justice and vengeance, and whether an empathetic response betrays our support of
BWW Review: ADMISSIONS, Trafalgar Studios
News emerged today that Hollywood actresses Felicity Huffman and Lori Loughlin were among 50 wealthy people charged in a college cheating scam dumbed 'Varsity Blues', in which they allegedly paid bribes of up to $6 million to secure places for their offspring at top universities.
CD Review: FOLLIES, 2018 National Theatre Cast Recording
The meticulous care of the National Theatre's production is continued in the soundtrack recording, demonstrating the collaborative brilliance of orchestrations from Jonathan Tunick and Josh Clayton, music supervision from Nicholas Skilbeck, and musical direction from Nigel Lilley - the latter conduc
BWW Review: WAITRESS, Adelphi Theatre
Sara Bareilles and Jessie Nelson's 2015 musical adaptation of Adrienne Shelly's film, about a small-town waitress who processes her feelings via her skilful baking, brings its sugar and spice mixture to the West End.
BWW Review: ALYS, ALWAYS, Bridge Theatre
Harriet Lane's memorably unsettling 2012 novel, about an overlooked sub-editor who infiltrates the literary elite, has been adapted for stage by Lucinda Coxon.
BETRAYAL Leads March's Top 10 New London Shows
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BWW Review: SHIPWRECK, Almeida Theatre
'Isn't that the problem with political theater, too much directness?' queries one of Anne Washburn's characters in her new play - which, in meta fashion, and over a leisurely three hours, not only addresses Trump head on, but also painstakingly analyses our responses to the President and the present
BWW Review: COME FROM AWAY, Phoenix Theatre
A remarkable true story birthed this modest Canadian musical, which went on to storm Broadway in 2017, and now makes it West End debut at a time when its heartfelt message seems more necessary than ever.
BWW Interview: The West End Cast Talk Hit Musical SIX
Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss's hit concert-style musical SIX, which gives fresh, 21st-century girl power voice to the wives of Henry VIII, has returned to the Arts Theatre in the West End.
BWW Review: 9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL, Savoy Theatre
In a programme interview, Patricia Resnick - writer of both the original 1980 film and this 2008 musical adaptation - notes that Jane Fonda wanted to convey a political message about workplace sexism, but realised couching it in comedy would make it more palatable.
BWW Review: ALL ABOUT EVE, Noel Coward Theatre
Fasten your seatbelts! Ivo van Hove has taken on the ultimate quotable backstage melodrama: Joseph L.
BWW Interview: Justine Mitchell Talks SHIPWRECK at the Almeida
Already admired in the industry for her impressive range of work, actress Justine Mitchell enjoyed a breakout hit recently with David Eldridge's Beginning, which transferred from the National to the West End.
PINTER SEVEN, Harold Pinter Theatre
Jamie Lloyd's outstanding season of Pinter shorts - chock-full of mini revelations, innovative stagings, and a thrilling range of work from both actors and creatives - finishes on a high note with this thoroughly entertaining pair.
BWW Review: JENNA RUSSELL WITH SETH RUDETSKY, Leicester Square Theatre
West End favourite Jenna Russell made a surprisingly belated solo concert debut at Leicester Square Theatre, but, judging by this entirely winning performance, she's a natural.
BWW Interview: Natalie McQueen Talks 9 TO 5 THE MUSICAL
Natalie McQueen's past work includes Kinky Boots, Wicked, Les Miserables and Murder Ballad.
COME FROM AWAY Leads February's Top 10 New London Shows
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