BWW Review: LEE MEAD, 40TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION, London Palladium
From Any Dream Will Do to a dream come true, Lee Mead took to the London Palladium stage for one night only, to celebrate his 40th birthday and his twenty-year career.
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BWW Review: AMELIE THE MUSICAL, Criterion Theatre
Twenty years ago, the world fell in love with a quirky young woman by the name of Amélie Poulain.
BWW Review: L'EGISTO, Cockpit Theatre
Hampstead Garden Opera bring a slice of 17th century Venetian sensibility to our Covidy times.
BWW Review: THE DEATH OF A BLACK MAN, Hampstead Theatre
Alfred Fagon’s overlooked play is given a revival at the Hampstead Theatre, following its premiere at the same space in 1975.
BWW Review: THE MONEY, County Hall
The boundaries of immersive theatre have always been fairly blurry in London.
BWW Review: REASONS YOU SHOULD(N'T) LOVE ME, Kiln Theatre
Amy Trigg performs in her own award-winning debut play at The Kiln Theatre.
BWW Review: WALDEN, Harold Pinter Theatre
To use any other word than ‘crisis’ to describe what is happening with today’s climate is ridiculous.
BWW Review: PUBLIC DOMAIN, Vaudeville Theatre
In September 2006, all people with an internet connection and a valid email address aged 13 and above were able to sign up to a website that was going to change the world.
BWW Review: SAVING BRITNEY, Old Red Lion
She's one of the biggest pop stars of all time but many of us are aware of the conservatorship battle Britney Spears has been locked in for over half of her career, essentially depriving her of her freedom.
BWW Review: HARM, Bush Theatre
The Bush Theatre has reopened its doors with a timely exploration of social media and the negative impact it can have on our wellbeing.
BWW Review: JESSIE CAVE: SUNRISE, Soho Theatre Online
Intimately confessional stand-up shows are not new for Jessie Cave.
BWW Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM, Shakespeare's Globe
One of London’s most venerated theatres, Shakespeare's Globe has re-opened its doors with Sean Holmes’s gaudy 2019 production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream.
BWW Review: EVERYBODY'S TALKING ABOUT JAMIE, Apollo Theatre
What must it feel like to perform to a socially distanced auditorium of masked audience members? Well, if the other night’s 1000th performance of Everybody’s Talking About Jamie is to be used as a benchmark, nothing could possibly mask the sense of joy and unity felt in the room for those 2.
BWW Review: SHAW SHORTS, Orange Tree Theatre
It will come as no surprise to those who are familiar with the output of Richmond’s Orange Tree Theatre that Bernard Shaw is the first pick for what the theatre is calling their Recovery Season.
BWW Review: ABBA MANIA, Shaftesbury Theatre
Knowing me, knowing you, it does exactly what you'll expect!
BWW Review: YOU ARE HERE, Southwark Playhouse
Southwark Playhouse reopens this week with in-person performances of You Are Here.
BWW Review: CRUISE at The Duchess Theatre
As the likes of classic hit favourites Wicked and The Lion King reopen round the corner, the West End also returns with a more alternative offering, in the form of Jack Holden’s Cruise – the story of a gay man in the 80s embarking on one last hedonistic purge.
BWW Review: HERDING CATS, Soho Theatre
Lucinda Coxon's 2010 play stretches across the Atlantic Ocean, but pulls us back to London's tiny flats and intimate arrangements.
BWW Review: 21ST CENTURY CHOREOGRAPHERS at Royal Opera House
Continuing the week that dance returned to the UK, the Royal Ballet favoured a contemporary focus with a mixed bill under the banner title, 21st Century Choreographers.
BWW Review: REUNION - ENGLISH NATIONAL BALLET at Sadler's Wells
Before we get to the main business of the dancing, let’s focus on what tonight is really all about: the moment the lights go down and there is an announcement, “Welcome to this performance of Reunion by English National Ballet”, and followed by that unique sound of applause and cheering from a
BWW Review: ROMEO AND JULIET, Creation Theatre Online
Collaborating with Watford Palace Theatre on their latest offering, Romeo and Juliet, Creation’s ninth digital production is a first as they endeavour to tell the beloved tale of Shakespeare's star-crossed lovers through a variety of platforms and technologies: live performance, filmed scenes a
BWW Review: THE ANDREW FISHER SONGBOOK
SimG Records are releasing a compilation of composer and lyricist Andrew Fisher’s original musical theatre material on 21 May, aptly named The Andrew Fisher Songbook.
BWW Review: A KILLER PARTY, Stream.Theatre
We’ve certainly come a long way in the “theatre filmed from individual homes” genre of online shows.
BWW Review: TARANTULA at Southwark Playhouse
Toni's life is about to change on a sunny day in East London.
BWW Review: BEING MR WICKHAM, Theatre Royal Bury St Edmunds Online
Mr Wickham is best known as the villain of Jane Austen’s iconic novel Pride and Prejudice; a dastardly rake who seduced Elizabeth’s impetuous younger sister Lydia and threatened to bring the whole family into disrepute.
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