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Squatters are taking over homes across the country and Flash Shelton is the man who gets them out. With bold tactics and street smarts, Flash and his team face tense and sometimes dangerous situations to help families reclaim their property. Each episode reveals the emotional and high-stakes battles where the fight for justice can quickly escalate, putting everyone involved at risk. This is the struggle to take back what rightfully belongs to them.

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Casting Announced For James Graham's SKETCHING At Wilton's Music Hall

Casting Announced For James Graham's SKETCHING At Wilton's Music Hall

by Stephi Wild — September 06, 2018

Nav Sidhu (How I Live Now, The Kumars, Gangs of Tooting Broadway), Penny Layden (RSC, National Theatre, Call the Midwife), Samuel James (Birds of a Feather, National Theatre's Twelfth Night, Bryony Lavery's Stockholm), Sean Michael Verey (Pramface, Radiant Vermin, Tonight with Donny Styxx) and Sophi...

Internationally Acclaimed SQUATTERS Opens This Month In NYC

Internationally Acclaimed SQUATTERS Opens This Month In NYC

by Stephi Wild — September 04, 2018

SQUATTERS written, directed, and featuring Joshua Crone enjoyed international success as a play in Germany and London and a film version was made of the latter. Now it comes to America for the very first time in this limited run at NY's NuBox Theatre 754 Ninth Ave. (Fourth Floor) on Friday, Septembe...

Writers Selected to Work on James Graham's SKETCHING

Writers Selected to Work on James Graham's SKETCHING

by Stephi Wild — July 05, 2018

Taking inspiration from Sketches by Boz, Charles Dickens' first novel which chronicled all walks of Victorian London Life James Graham's SKETCHING will play at Wilton's Music Hall from Wednesday 26 September - Saturday 27 October, with a press night on Tuesday 2 October....

Shadowbox Live Announces The Passing Of Co-Founder

Shadowbox Live Announces The Passing Of Co-Founder

by A.A. Cristi — March 29, 2018

The metaperformers of Shadowbox Live are saddened to announce the passing of our founder, Stev Guyer. He passed Thursday morning (March 29) after a long and courageous battle with cancer. Not surprisingly, he was a rock star until the very end....

SHOT IN MEXICO Documentary to Premiere on the World Channel March 2

SHOT IN MEXICO Documentary to Premiere on the World Channel March 2

by Macon Prickett — February 22, 2018

The new documentary SHOT IN MEXICO tells the story of Brad Will, a young American activist-journalist who was killed in 2006 while filming a violent rebellion in Oaxaca, Mexico, and the tangled aftermath of his death. Brad's murder, captured on his own camera, ignited worldwide attention and put a s...

BWW Review: SEVEN at MYSTORIN

BWW Review: SEVEN at MYSTORIN

by Ori Rotem — February 16, 2018

A hidden world lies inside the new Central Station building in Tel Aviv - a fantastical world filled with surreal visions to explore and discover....

Review Roundup:  Block Street Theatre Company's FLAMINGO & DECATUR

Review Roundup: Block Street Theatre Company's FLAMINGO & DECATUR

by Leah Windahl — January 12, 2018

The World Premiere of Todd Taylor's FLAMINGO & DECATUR opened January 10th and runs through February 18th. The play, presented by Block Street Theatre Company at Theater Wit, follows two friends who decide the best way to save money is to live in one of the Las Vegas houses left empty after the 2008...

BWW Review: THE HUMANS Gets Weird on Multiple Levels at Pittsburgh Public

BWW Review: THE HUMANS Gets Weird on Multiple Levels at Pittsburgh Public

by Greg Kerestan — November 20, 2017

If you want to discuss mystery, and I think we need to at this point, there are two essential tropes that must be considered. First, we have Chekhov's gun- if a seemingly important thing is brought up, even casually, near the beginning, it will prove to be important by the end. (Case in point: Chekh...

FENCES Opens at Long Beach Playhouse

by A.A. Cristi — May 15, 2017

On May 20, the Long Beach Playhouse presents August Wilson's Fences, a play that examines the effects of one man's regrets and resentment on his family. It is part of Wilson's ten-part 'Pittsburgh Cycle' which observes the African American experience across several decades....

BWW Review: HOME TRUTHS, The Bunker Theatre

by Gary Naylor — April 30, 2017

Home Truths nine plays paint a picture of chaotic and cruel housing policies that have shafted the poor for decades with little sign of any change coming - and it's also funny, warm and clever!...

BWW Review: Emotionally Raw RENT Is Not To Be Missed at PPAC

by Andria Tieman — April 09, 2017

It's hard to believe that the musical RENT is 20 year old, but watching it in 2017 it remains shockingly relevant, and strangely stuck in time.  The story of the bohemian squatters in New York's Alphabet City seems almost like a museum piece about the horrors of AIDS, but at the same time, consider...

British Folk-Rock Band The Levellers Featured On NPR's World Cafe

by Caryn Robbins — January 12, 2017

The British folk-rock band The Levellers was DIY before anyone called it that. It formed in Brighton in 1988, when its members were still squatters, and built a career that, by 1994, had landed the band a gig on the main stage at Glastonbury and a U.S. contract with Elektra Records....

Echo International Aid Pop Up Bar Fundraiser

by BWW News Desk — November 18, 2016

In June this year, Melbourne based charity Echo International Aid held a pop-up bar fundraiser at the Old Melbourne Goal. The night was a huge success, with DJs, live music, food trucks and pop-up bar, raising almost $30,000 to build a much needed library for a school on the Thai-Burma border....

Echo International Aid Pop Up Bar Fundraiser

by A.A. Cristi — November 08, 2016

In June this year, Melbourne based charity Echo International Aid held a pop-up bar fundraiser at the Old Melbourne Goal. The night was a huge success, with DJs, live music, food trucks and pop-up bar, raising almost $30,000 to build a much needed library for a school on the Thai-Burma border....

BWW Interview: Playwright Howard Brenton On MAGNIFICENCE

by Marianka Swain — October 20, 2016

Renowned playwright Howard Brenton's work ranges from The Romans in Britain and Pravda to 55 Days and Drawing the Line. Now, his eerily resonant 1973 play Magnificence - featuring idealistic squatters, police brutality, slippery politicians and radicalisation - is being revived at Finborough Theatr...

Horror Film HELLWEEK Headed to Amazon Prime

by Tyler Peterson — July 06, 2016

SGL Entertainment is pleased to announce that they have just released The Classic Horror Slasher Film HELLWEEK on Amazon Prime Movies. The film can be watched for Free with a Subscription, and for non subscribers you can rent or buy the movie. SGL Entertainment also has plans to re-release the movie...



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