BWW Review: 15 HEROINES, Jermyn Street Theatre Online
15 Heroines is a major new digital project by Jermyn Street Theatre in collaboration with Digital Theatre Plus.
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BWW Review: THE DEFINITIVE SUPERCALIFRAGILISTIC 2020 CAST RECORDING OF MARY POPPINS Live At The Prince Edward Theatre
The release of the brand new 2020 Mary Poppins cast recording could not have come along at a better time.
BWW Review: 'WHAT I LOVE' WITH SONIA FRIEDMAN, Podcast
In the next episode of the podcast series What I Love, acclaimed director Ian Rickson meets international theatre producer Sonia Friedman, who chooses a favourite song, film and piece of writing to highlight what we are all in danger of losing.
BWW Review: WHAT A CARVE UP!, Online
At a time when live theatre has again been yanked from our grasp, the joint efforts of The Barn Theatre, The New Wolsey Theatre and The Lawrence Batley theatre to produce an adaptation of Jonathan Coe’s What a Carve Up! is a welcome tonic amidst such ever-darkening days.
BWW Review: THE THEATRE CHANNEL EPISODE 2
This Halloween-themed episode features Aimie Atkinson, Linzi Hateley, Sophie Isaacs, Bradley Jaden, Ria Jones, Josh Piterman, Jordan Shaw and Trevor Dion Nicholas singing tracks from shows including Beetlejuice, The Rocky Horror Show and Carrie.
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.
BWW Review: THE BARREN AUTHOR, Spiteful Puppet
The infamous Baron Munchausen is updated for our times, given voice by Richard O'Brien who revels in recounting outrageous, outlandish stories.
BWW Review: 'WHAT I LOVE' WITH BEN WHISHAW, Podcast
What I Love is a brand new podcast series from Storyglass.
BWW Review: EDUCATING RITA, Rose Theatre
After a curtailed tour and a sold-out run at Cornwall’s Minack Theatre, Willy Russell’s beautifully poignant Educating Rita now comes to the Rose Theatre for its first performances inside a theatre in a Covid-restricted world.
BWW Review: UNCLE VANYA, Harold Pinter Theatre, Cinema Broadcast
Uncle Vanya was one of many West End shows that saw their run abruptly cut short when COVID-19 hit.
BWW Review: THE LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS, Bolshoi Ballet in Cinemas
After a beautifully lyrical version of Romeo and Juliet, Russia’s Bolshoi Ballet returns to our cinema screens on November 1 with a highly emotional version of John Neumeier’s Lady of the Camellias.
BWW Review: THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND, Lockdown Theatre on Zoom
Sunday evening saw a very different kind of Zoom call.
BWW Review: BUBBLE, Nottingham Playhouse Online
Bubble, the second play in Nottingham Playhouse's Unlocked season, sees Pearl Mackie and Jessica Raine shine as a not-yet-couple deciding whether or not to move in together for lockdown.
BWW Review: DANTE'S IN-FURLOUGH, The Vaults
There’s no better climate than a global pandemic for the Devil to get married, don’t you think? And they (yes, they - if we need to have one genderqueer character on the theatre scene, it definitely needs to be Lucifer) are inviting you to their hellish royal wedding reception.
BWW Review: NEXT THING YOU KNOW, The Garden Theatre At The Eagle
The third show to run at the open-air The Garden Theatre at The Eagle - now with outdoor heating - is Next Thing You Know, is a contemporary, American, four-hander musical by Ryan Cunningham and Joshua Salzman.
BWW Review: FIRST DATE THE MUSICAL, Crazy Coqs Online
Austin Winberg's musical First Date was first seen on Broadway in 2013.
BWW Review: BETRAYAL, Theatre Royal Bath
In the week that Dominic West appeared in a cringe-worthy “We’re still happily married” two-hander on the doorstep of his Wiltshire home with his deceived wife, the opening of Harold Pinter’s tale of betraying loved ones couldn’t be more timely.
BWW Review: THE THIRD DAY, WINTER, Sky Atlantic
Even the introduction of the excellent Naomie Harris can do little to rescue a show that makes you look forward to global warming.
BWW Review: OPPENHEIMER, Royal Shakespeare Company Online
An epic biography about J.
BWW Review: DRAMA OUT OF A CRISIS: A CELEBRATION OF PLAY FOR TODAY, BBC iPlayer
A very different world (and a very different BBC) emerges from that most impenetrable of dark places - the recent past.
BWW Review: THE WRITER'S TOOLKIT by Paul Kalburgi, Nick Hern Books
Practical guides for writers come a dime a dozen these days, but writer and producer Paul Kalburgi approaches the subject from a different path.
BWW Review: CABARET ALL STARS, Proud Embankment
Cabaret All Stars has a new addition to their cast, West End star Kerry Ellis.
BWW Review: THE ROYAL BALLET: BACK ON STAGE, Royal Opera House
The Royal Ballet returned to the stage for the first time in seven months on Friday night.
BWW Review: THE REUNION, Oval Space
An evening of pop numbers by inspirational and iconic female singers, seven of the original West End Six queens perform on stage together for the first time.
BWW Review: WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME, Amazon Prime Video
Ita??s unsurprising why Amazon has decided now is the time to release a recorded performance of Heidi Schrecka??s electric political play, What the Constitution Means to Me, on its Prime Video streaming platform.
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