BWW Review: THREE KINGS, Old Vic
A world premiere of a brand-new play written by Stephen Beresford; Three Kings has been created specifically for The Old Vic’s innovative streaming series.
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BWW Review: BEAT THE DEVIL, Bridge Theatre
David Hare is well known for his biting commentary on public institutions.
BWW Review: SLEEPLESS: A MUSICAL ROMANCE, Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre
The Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre was certainly abuzz last night for the opening night of Sleepless - the first fully staged musical to take place in the UK since the beginning of lockdown.
CD Review: THE LITTLE FOX AND OTHER MONGOLIAN FOLKTALES
Two-act children's folk opera, The Little Fox And Other Mongolian Folktales, is the latest recording to be released by independent British label SimG Records.
BWW Review: BBC PROMS: PLAYING DOUBLES, Royal Albert Hall
Violinist Nicola Benedetti joins period-instrument group the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment for a celebration of Baroque concertos.
BWW Review: I HATE SUZIE, Sky Atlantic
Lucy Prebble and Billie Piper reunite in a series about a celebrity whose world is very publicly falling apart.
BWW Review: DECLAN, Traverse Festival Online
The acclaimed 2018 production Mouthpiece returns to the Traverse Theatre, now reimagined for the digital stage.
BWW Review: BIRMINGHAM ROYAL BALLET'S CINDERELLA, Birmingham Hippodrome
Birmingham Royal Ballet looks a lot different today than it did ten years ago when this performance for David Bintleya??s Cinderella was filmed.
BWW Review: THE NOISE WE MAKE, NST Young Company
Nuffield Southampton Theatres (NST) was one of the first UK theatres to suffer at the hands of coronavirus.
BWW Review: GODSPELL 50TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT, The Hope Mill Theatre Online
West End stars unite for special Godspell 50th Anniversary online concert streaming worldwide for three days only.
BWW Review: EDUCATING RITA, The Minack Theatre
My recent visit as a first-timer to this much-celebrated space was to see Educating Rita - a truncated version of the David Pugh production that was due to tour the country, pre-COVID.
BWW Review: 52 SOULS
This summera??s final installment of digital theatre shows created by Chronic Insanity comes in the riveting form of 52 monologues that deal with mortality and death.
BWW Review: JOE BONAMASSA, Royal Albert Home
Joe Bonamassa is no stranger to the Royal Albert Hall, having played there six times in his career to date a?" so it seemed only right that he join the Royal Albert Home concert line-up before the current series makes way for two weeks of the BBC Proms.
BWW Review: MASCHERATO Concept Album
Racing against pending lockdown, the cast and creatives behind Mascherato: The Musical were able to finish the concept album for this new show set in 18th century Venice.
The Shows That Made Us: LONDON ROAD
Gary Naylor looks back nine years to the show that revealed the awesome and unique power of theatre
BWW Review: A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC, Opera Holland Park
The show must go on: it's been the rallying cry of our beleaguered industry, the message emblazoned on Theatre Support Fund+'s T-shirts and mugs.
BWW Review: ALBION, BBCiPlayer
Mike Bartletta??s tragicomedy Albion returned to the Almeida stage in early 2020 and is now captured on film for the BBC.
BWW Review: PEARL AND DAGGER, The Bandstand In Battersea Park
This Sunday, Theatré Lapis presented their 30 minute concert version of newly devised musical Pearl and Dagger at Battersea Park's Bandstand.
BWW Review: JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR: THE CONCERT, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
This special concert production has been created by the same team behind the Olivier award-winning productions that have previously run at the same venue.
BWW Review: UNSAID STORIES, ITV
This week has seen the launch of ITV’s new series, Unsaid Stories.
BWW Review: FANNY & STELLA, The Garden Theatre at The Eagle
Fanny & Stella is the debut production at The Garden Theatre, situated in The Eagle pub's beer garden in Vauxhall.
BWW Review: THE RHYTHMICS Studio Album
With everything that continues to go on around us, it is incredible that we are still managing to be creative and produce new work, such as The Rhythmics, which has just been released as a studio album.
BWW Review: HOWARD, Disney+
If youa??ve never heard of Howard Ashman, youa??re definitely be familiar with his work.
BWW Review: BLINDNESS, Donmar Warehouse
The buzz that usually pervades the West End is subdued, even on a Saturday afternoon with the sun shining bright and hot.
BWW Review: MOMENT OF GRACE, The Actors Centre
Ita??s 1987 and the AIDS crisis is peaking in the United Kingdom.
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