BWW Interview: Natasha J Barnes Talks THE TWILIGHT ZONE at Ambassadors Theatre
Natasha J Barnes is known for covering and playing the role of Fanny Brice in Funny Girl, and more recently Charlotte Bronte in Wasted at the Southwark Playhouse.
Natasha J Barnes is known for covering and playing the role of Fanny Brice in Funny Girl, and more recently Charlotte Bronte in Wasted at the Southwark Playhouse.
Adapted by Anne Washburn (Shipwreck, Mr.
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.
Theatre with lasting cultural impact is not something that's created often.
Stephen Adly Guirgis's play is as relevant today as ever, its coruscating examination of the nature of American justice and religious redemption losing none of its power a generation on from its first outing.
We've got your first peek inside the diner in London! Check out photos of the West End cast of Waitress, led by Katharine McPhee, below!
After a sold-out run, Follies returns to the NT in 2019.
Follies begins with a gentle piece of music: warm, slow, romantic, that erupts into a jazz and brass extravaganza.
When it was announced that Trotters Independent Traders' three-wheeled 'yellow peril' was heading direct to London's West End in the form of a new musical, a few eyebrows were raised.
After a sold-out run, Follies returns to the NT in 2019.
New Adventure's Production of the tale of Cinderella has never been more salacious or delicious.
As news of the West End transfer of Fiddler on the Roof broke, we chatted to Judy Kuhn and Andy Nyman to get their reactions, share their journeys with the show, and lift the lid on married life onstage.
In the second act of MISS SAIGON, there is a song called 'Too Much for One Heart.
In an era where everything seemingly gets remade, and usually not for the better, the idea of seeing a Cinderella set during wartime may give you pause - don't let it!
Today's subject Matthew Bourne has done what some might say is impossible, making his theatre life quite the big deal.
Alun Armstrong, Maggie Steed and Nicola Walker star in the world premiere of The Cane, written by Mark Ravenhill and directed by Royal Court Artistic Director Vicky Featherstone.
The Donmar Warehouse presents Lynette Linton's production of Sweat by Lynn Nottage.
A society is in ruins, and in this tale of depression, dependency and deluge, the human experience is voyeuristically examined, to reveal what happens when you leave folks behind.
Casting is set for Matthew Bourne's "Cinderella" from New Adventures, which will be presented by Center Theatre Group at the Ahmanson Theatre February 5 through March 10, 2019.
Based on the 2017 Broadway revival (a West End transfer) this new tour offers a solid mix of splash and raw, complex human emotion.