BWW Review: THE SECRET LOVE LIFE OF OPHELIA, Greenwich Theatre Online
The Secret Love Life of Ophelia is a new adaption of Steven Berkoff's two-hander play.
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BWW Review: BRIGHT. YOUNG. THINGS & HEAVY WEATHER, Nick Hern Books
Two new pieces of youth drama are available in the Nick Hern Books catalogue, in their Platform series in collaboration with Tonic Theatre: Georgia Christou's Bright.
BWW Review: APPROACHING EMPTY, Kiln Theatre Online
First performed at the Kiln Theatre in 2019, and now available to stream digitally on the Tamasha Theatre Company YouTube channel, Approaching Empty is a play about friendship, community and the immigrant experience in Britain.
BWW Review: MYLES AWAY
Chronic Insanitya??s latest contribution to the online theatre panorama is an entirely interactive and thought-provoking experiment titled Myles Away.
BWW Review: FIDELIO, BBC iPlayer
In Beethovena's 250th anniversary year, it seems appropriate for a new version of his only opera, Fidelio, to have been created.
BWW Review: SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD, The Other Palace Digital
Jason Robert Brown has gifted the world with immeasurable talent through his flair for theatrical compositions with a pop/rock bent and broad vocal ranges.
BWW Review: LA BOHEME, The Luna Drive-in Cinema
On a rainy evening in North West London, a rather unique experience took place.
BWW Interview: Henry Filloux-Bennett Discusses The Virtual Production of Nigel Slater's TOAST
A brand new online production of Nigel Slater's critically acclaimed play Toast has been made available to worldwide audiences by Lawrence Batley Theatre, Huddersfield.
BWW Review: INTERMISSIONS: THE SUMMER EDITION, Episode One
No one could have predicted the catastrophic impact that the coronavirus pandemic has had on the arts industry.
BWW Review: FAUST, Royal Opera House Online
Last night was the online premiere of the Royal Opera House's Faust, broadcast for free as part of the #OurHouseToYourHouse series.
BWW Review: THE SPACE BETWEEN, YouTube
The new lockdown mini-musical from David Hunter and Caroline Kay is a well-realised piece about the impact of lockdown on an already strained relationship.
BWW Review: NABUCCO, Marquee TV
For anyone lucky enough to have seen a performance at the beautiful Arena di Verona will know that out of the thousands of seats, very few are actually comfortable.
BWW Review: MONSTERS AND MEN, Sky Go
The stories career along at the speed of a subway train, barely giving a moment for the dilemmas so skilfully set up to be mentally processed before another comes along to knock you off balance.
BWW Review: AMADEUS, National Theatre At Home
It seems almost a lifetime ago that the National Theatre made the decision to start streaming shows from their archive to shine a light in the darkness of these times.
BWW Review: NIGEL SLATER'S TOAST, Online
Nigel Slater's Toast is an online play a?" part radio play, part animated film.
BWW Review: UNDONE, Amazon Prime
Undone is an extraordinary examination of what it feels like to live in a world that appears more layered than linear, the past poking into the present so often that the boundaries soon cease to have any real meaning.
BWW Review: TURN UP LONDON, Cadogan Hall
What Club11 London has always done so brilliantly is unite communities, and Turn Up London is perhaps their most effective and important example of that.
BWW Review: THE BARN PRESENTS: THE MUSIC OF ANNABEL MUTALE REED, Barn Theatre Online
Last night the Barn Theatre presented their fifth virtual concert, which celebrated the work of musical theatre playwright, lyricist and director Annabel Mutale Reed- known for the critically-acclaimed musical STOP (with Leo Munby), musical collaborations with composer Jack Trzcinski, and directing
BWW Review: CINDERELLA IN-THE-ROUND, Royal Albert Hall
There were few greater joys in dance in 2019 than English National Ballet's Cinderella-in-the-round, which played to full auditoriums for 10 days last summer in London.
BWW Review: THE DEEP BLUE SEA, National Theatre At Home
The latest NT at Home digital offering is Terence Rattigan's 1952 play The Deep Blue Sea, which was performed at the National Theatre in 2016.
BWW Review: TALKING HEADS: THE SHRINE, BBC iPlayer
In the second of the new monologues and the last in the series, two women grieve for the same person (who happened to be two different men).
BWW Review: TALKING HEADS: MISS FOZZARD FINDS HER FEET, BBC iPlayer
Technically excellent and engaging, the penultimate episode in this splendid reboot is let down by stakes that seem too slight to warrant our full emotional investment.
BWW Review: LUNGS: IN CAMERA, Old Vic
When Lungs opened at the Old Vic back in October last year, it gained positive reviews for its take on relationships in a complicated world and the strong performances from both Matt Smith and Claire Foy.
BWW Review: AN EVENING AT JOE'S, Joe Allen Restaurant Online
Joe Allen, lovingly referred to as 'the West End's canteena??, streamed a virtual, live evening of star-studded entertainment.
BWW Review: MOOD MUSIC, Old Vic Online
Songwriter Cat has a commercial hit record under her belt and should be on top of the world.
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