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Cade & MacAskill Return To Battersea Arts Centre With THE MAKING OF PINOCCHIO by BWW News Desk
- February 08, 2023 A true tale of love and transition told through the story of Pinocchio. Set in a fictional film studio, you are invited to go behind the scenes of Cade & MacAskill's creative process and their relationship, and question what it takes to tell your truth.
MATILDA THE MUSICAL Extends Booking Period at Cambridge Theatre by BWW News Desk
- February 08, 2023 The Royal Shakespeare Company's multi-award-winning production of Matilda The Musical is now booking through to 26 May 2024 with tickets for the new dates now on sale.
Kerry Ellis Will Release New Album 'Kings & Queens' on 12 May by BWW News Desk
- February 08, 2023 The supremely talented singer, songwriter and actress Kerry Ellis has announced the release of her 4th studio album, Kings & Queens, out on Westway Music on 12 May 2023.
Tickets from £12 for VILLAGE IDIOT at Theatre Royal Stratford East by Aliya Al-Hassan
- February 08, 2023 Townies have decided they want a lie in, so they’re building a new high-speed railway. Issue is, it’s going right through Barbara Honeybone’s house, and she ‘ent having none of it. Barbara’s grandson Peter works for the townies and it’s his job to convince the village that having a two-tonne bullet hurtling through the cabbage patches will actually be for the best.
Review: DEATH SUITS YOU, VAULT Festival by Cindy Marcolina
- February 08, 2023 Quadruple (at a minimum) threat Sam Hooper and composer Robert Tripolino write a scrumptiously macabre play that defies genres and styles. It’s a bleak and uniquely intoxicating cocktail of provocation and allure topped with a cheeky splash of sacrilege. A playful, sophisticated sadism permeates the production until - believe it or not - the narrative turns even more Stygian.
Review: PROMISES OF GRIEF, VAULT Festival by Cindy Marcolina
- February 08, 2023 Dian Cathal details the standardised reactionary clichés people fall into when faced with death. He is honest about his guilt and perfectly presents the numb resignation of someone whose exhaustion has taken over. After his mum passes of cancer three years after the ten predicted months, his dad dies of a broken heart and his brother Brian kills himself. It’s a lot. Everything he says is authentic and truthful and absolutely relatable. But there’s nothing more.
Becks Turner & G&T Theatre Present MELONADE At Vault Festival 2023 by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 If 1 in 10 people in the UK have some form of dyslexia, and 80% of students are going undiagnosed in schools, how many kids are being cheated out of a proper education? This juicy game-show puts our education system to the test and asks why neurodiversity is so often branded as a weakness, when it could be our biggest strength!
CRIPtic Arts 2023 Programme Announced by Aliya Al-Hassan
- February 07, 2023 This will be a year of unparalleled creativity and community connection at CRIPtic Arts. Funded by Arts Council England, CAFBank, and Scope, they are launching a wide range of community programmes and artist development opportunities over the next year.
TREASON THE MUSICAL Will Release a Concert Album Ahead of Global Premiere in October by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 Treason the Musical will ignite this year with an album, recorded from last year's Theatre Royal Drury Lane concert, and finish with a 'bang' in October with the global premiere of the fully staged production of Treason.
NEWSIES Extends Until 30 July at Troubadour Wembley Park by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 The producers of Disney’s NEWSIES have announced a new booking period at London’s Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre due to overwhelming demand. NEWSIES will now run through to Sunday 30 July 2023. Tickets for the new booking period are on sale now.
Hackney Showroom Welcomes Six New Trustees by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 Hackney Showroom has welcomed six new people to its Board of Trustees to support their aims of producing outstanding live performance, fostering the careers of experimental theatre artists and creating a home where locals and artists can thrive.
AKHNATEN Returns to the ENO With Anthony Roth Costanzo in the Title Role by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 This spring, the Phelim McDermott production of Philip Glass's Akhnaten returns to the London Coliseum for its second English National Opera (ENO) revival since its premiere in 2016.
Wilton's Music Hall Announces Summer Season For 2023 by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 Following a stellar start to 2023, Wilton's Music Hall are continuing to bring a vibrant programme to its iconic venue for a spectacular 2023 summer season. Bringing a wealth of productions from the pinnacle of theatrical delights, Wilton's is sure to have a show for everyone to enjoy.
Jonathan Ross Will Join Richard Curtis at JUST FOR LAUGHS LONDON in March by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 Television royalty Jonathan Ross, comedian Rosie Jones and actress Michelle De Swarte have joined the Just For Laughs LONDON festival line up, which is taking place from 2nd - 5th March 2023 at The O2 complex.
Extra Dates Added For Liza Pulman at The Other Palace in March by BWW News Desk
- February 07, 2023 Following two sensational nights in January, playing to packed houses and garnering a host of five-star reviews, Liza Pulman and her band return to The Other Palace this March with two extra performances of The Heart of It.
Save up to 46% for THE CITY AND THE TOWN by Aliya Al-Hassan
- February 07, 2023 When Ben returns home to his father’s funeral after 13 years away, he is confronted with uncomfortable truths about the past, present and future of the community and the family he grew up in and left behind.
BROKEN CHORD Comes to Sadler's Wells Theatre in March by BWW News Desk
- February 06, 2023 Sadler's Wells presents the UK premiere of Broken Chord by acclaimed choreographer Gregory Maqoma in collaboration with Musical Director Thuthuka Sibisi in March. The production, co-commissioned by Sadler's Wells, tells the story of a South African chorus whose tour through North America and England in the late 19th century was marred by the realities of racism.