BWW Review: 'What I Love' Podcast with Kae Tempest and Cush Jumbo
This week, Storyglass released the first three episodes of their new podcast, What I Love, hosted by former artistic director of the Royal Court, Ian Rickson.
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BWW Review: 'WHAT I LOVE' WITH BEN WHISHAW, Podcast
What I Love is a brand new podcast series from Storyglass.
Photo Flash: National Youth Theatre Presents THE LAST HARVEST
NYT is presenting its latest instalment of MELT at new outdoor Sanctuary Theatre, a newly built outdoor earth amphitheatre in Shropshire.
Audible Announces Third Emerging Playwrights Fund Class
Audible has announced its latest Emerging Playwrights Fund class.
The Aurora Fox and The Vintage Theatre Plan to Move Ahead With Fall Seasons
Sentinel Colorado has reported that The Aurora Fox and The Vintage Theatre are among the theaters planning to present their seasons come the fall.
The Orange Tree's Paul Miller Talks About Theatre's Shutdown
With all theatres closed to the current pandemic, BroadwayWorld caught up with the Orange Tree Theatre's Artistic Director Paul Miller about the realities of closing the theatre and his thoughts and plans for the future.
Photo Flash: Inside Rehearsal For ALL OF US at the National Theatre
Writer and comedian Francesca Martinez's debut play All of Us is directed by Ian Rickson, runs in the Dorfman Theatre from 18 March until 16 May.
BWW Review: THE HIGH TABLE, Bush Theatre
Love was in the air at the Bush Theatre this Valentine's Day with the opening of Temi Wilkey's new play The High Table.
BWW Review: COLLAPSIBLE, Bush Theatre
The Bush Theatre's studio feels like a perfect place for this play, as it demands close proximity between the audience and actor.
BWW Review: DEATH OF ENGLAND, National Theatre
Roy Williams and Clint Dyer's one man play explores the complexities of white working class identity in a multicultural, post-Brexit England with verve and passion.
Photo Flash: First Look at Production Photos of Tim Crouch's I, CINNA (THE POET)
Naomi Wirthner directs Tim Crouch in his acclaimed work, I, Cinna (the poet), the fifth play in his series of solo shows inspired by Shakespeare's minor characters.
BWW Review: POET IN DA CORNER, Royal Court
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Guest Blog: Playwright Temi Wilkey On THE HIGH TABLE
When the artistic team at the Bush told me that they were interested in programming my play, I genuinely couldn't believe it.
BWW Review: SCENES WITH GIRLS, Royal Court
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BWW Review: THE FAIRYTALE REVOLUTION: WENDY'S AWFULLY BIG ADVENTURE, Theatre503
Billed as the only all-female panto in the world, The Fairytale Revolution: Wendy's Awfully Big Adventure is the latest pantomime offering from Battersea's Theatre503.
BWW Review: FRANKENSTEIN, Southwark Playhouse
The National Youth Theatre revamp Mary Shelley's masterpiece and update it for a modern audience in what should be a cutting-edge production at Southwark Playhouse.
BWW Review: GREAT EXPECTATIONS, Southwark Playhouse
Opening the 2019 National Youth Theatre REP season is Neil Bartlett's adaptation of Great Expectations.
Photo Flash: First Look at FOR ALL THE WOMEN WHO THOUGHT THEY WERE MAD
Get a first look at Hackney Showroom's world première of for all the women who thought they were Mad by Zawe Ashton.
BWW Review: OUT OF SORTS, Theatre503
Danusia Samal's award-winning play packs plenty of issues, perhaps too many, into its drama but says important things about the way young Muslim women are expected to behave, as they navigate the first generation immigrant experience.
Photo Flash: Inside Rehearsal For FOR ALL THE WOMEN WHO THOUGHT THEY WERE MAD
Hackney Showroom presents the world première of for all the women who thought they were Mad by Zawe Ashton.
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