BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Immersive/LDN
The third offering of the newly opened Immersive LDN has become a festive classic over the years.
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BWW Review: AMELIE, The Other Palace
a?oeTimes are hard for dreamersa?? but that won't stop Amélie Poulain.
BWW Review: ALL I WANT FOR CHRISTMAS IS ATTENTION, O2 Forum Kentish Town
Following last year's hyper-successful To Jesus, Thanks For Everything, BenDeLaCreme and Jinkx Monsoon are back with their new extravaganza: All I Want For Christmas Is Attention.
BWW Review: THE EXCEPTIONAL CASE OF WHIZZ AND DREX, Old Red Lion Theatre
With a title such as The Exceptional Case of Whizz and Drex it's almost a dead cert we're in for something unique and original.
BWW Review: GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE MUSKETEERS, Battersea Arts Centre
Comedy trio Sleeping Trees bring Christmas to Battersea Arts Centre with their latest fairy-tale mash-up.
BWW Review: CINDERELLA, The VAULTS
Not Too Tame's Christmas Panto arrives underneath Waterloo station after its celebrated UK Tour earlier this year.
BWW Review: COPPELIA, Royal Opera House
There's a lot riding on this revival of Ninette de Valois' production of Coppélia.
BWW Review: A BENCH AT THE EDGE, Tristan Bates Theatre
During a fortuitous meeting at the edge of an abyss, two strangers contemplate the existential decisions that have lead them there.
BWW Review: AN ACT OF GOD, The Vaults
After being on Broadway twice, God has finally arrived to London.
BWW Review: THE ENGAGEMENT, Bread And Roses Theatre
Alcohol is widely considered a socially acceptable norm.
BWW Review: SH!T-FACED SHOWTIME: A PISSEDMAS CAROL, Leicester Square Theatre
Magnificent Bastard Productions reveal the latest Christmas ace up their sleeve, presenting A Pissedmas Carol.
BWW Review: WEST SIDE STORY, Curve Leicester
West Side Story is probably one of the most iconic of all musicals.
BWW Review: THE BOY IN THE DRESS, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Pure magic are the two words I would use to describe The Boy in the Dress.
BWW Review: YOU GAME, Studio Theatre RADA
Sam Ra's updating of Anthony Shaffer's much produced and adapted Sleuth takes it into the 21st century without really adding much save some difficulties that are not fully resolved.
BWW Review: A CHRISTMAS CAROL, Bridge House Theatre
Scrooge, the ghosts and a very Tiny Tim just an arm's length away in a fine adaptation of Dickens' timeless tale.
BWW Review: DORA VERSUS PICASSO, Drayton Arms
Dora Maar and Pablo Picasso met in Paris in 1935.
BWW Review: THE ARRIVAL, Bush Theatre
a??a??a??a??a??a??a??Tom and Samad have spent their entire lives separated.
BWW Review: CANDIDA, Orange Tree Theatre
Among the new writing and nurturing of talent during a season at Richmond's Orange Tree Theatre, there is always a revival of a more classic piece.
BWW Review: MY BRILLIANT FRIEND, National Theatre
At the beginning of My Brilliant Friend, all there is on stage is a desk, a chair and a laptop.
BWW Review: THE WOLF OF WALL STREET, Central London
It has been a rocky start to The Wolf Of Wall Street immersive theatre experience.
BWW Review: WHITE CHRISTMAS, Dominion Theatre
Nikolai Foster's production of White Christmas is the second in five years to run at the Dominion Theatre.
BWW Review: HUNGER, Arcola Theatre
Hunger, adapted from controversial Norwegian, Knut Hamsun's, early career novel, brings us a man alienated from an uncaring world - as much a fixture on the fringes of our city some 130 years since the book was published.
BWW Review: THE SNOWMAN, Peacock Theatre
The Snowman has been performed at the Peacock Theatre for Christmas for over 20 years and continues to charm audiences of all ages.
BWW Review: THE LAST NOËL, Clapham Library
Tess' Christmas day has always been a bit different from other people's.
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