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Review: THE PASSENGER, Finborough Theatre by Gary Naylor
- February 14, 2025 Ensemble work tells an important story, but too quickly and too loudly for its full horror to sink in
Video: Kerry Ellis Receives Standing Ovation at IF/THEN by BWW News Desk
- February 14, 2025 Monday 17th February is the final performance of the staged concert production of If/Then starring Kerry Ellis. Ahead of the production's final show, check out footage of Kerry Ellis performing 'Always Starting Over' and receiving a standing ovation.
MISS SAIGON UK Tour Adds Additional Dates by BWW News Desk
- February 14, 2025 New dates have been added for the major UK tour of MISS SAIGON. The new production has confirmed the addition of seven new venues on its UK 2025 /26 tour.
Review: ANIMAL FARM, Stratford East by Cindy Marcolina
- February 14, 2025 Amy Leach directs Tatty Hennessy’s adaptation of Orwell’s shockingly relevant novella, exploring greed and corruption in a sophisticated production that integrates British Sign Language. It’s essential viewing in the current political climate.
Review: UNICORN, Garrick Theatre by Aliya Al-Hassan
- February 14, 2025 You would think that Nicola Walker and Stephen Mangan had had enough of acting roles surrounding marital discord. In Abi Morgan's hugely popular TV series The Split, the pair have been up and down on the rollercoaster of marriage for years. Now reunited on stage, alongside Erin Doherty, for Mike Bartlett's provocative new play, Unicorn, this is a stellar cast, with an excellent writer. So why does it feel rather hollow?
PRIDE & PREJUDICE Cast Announced at Guildford Shakespeare Company by BWW News Desk
- February 13, 2025 Guildford Shakespeare Company have announced that the original three cast members from our 5-star Pride & Prejudice are returning for 2025 - the 250th Anniversary Year of Jane Austen's birth.
Review: TESTO, Battersea Arts Centre by Katie Kirkpatrick
- February 13, 2025 Drenched in eerie green and red light, Wet Mess’ Testo is a unique, subversive fever trip through masculinity, transness, and queer identity. A hidden gem of last year’s Edinburgh Fringe, this inventive piece fuses drag king performance with verbatim and cabaret, incorporating the voices of people who have started taking testosterone.
Full Canon Of Shakespeare's Plays From RSC Available To Stream by BWW News Desk
- February 13, 2025 The full canon of Shakespeare's plays performed and recorded by the Royal Shakespeare Company is now available to stream in one place for the first time on Marquee TV. Learn more!
Manchester's Cultural Sector Generated Over £342 Million Last Year by BWW News Desk
- February 13, 2025 A new report shows that Manchester’s cultural sector generated more than £342 million last year for the city, indicating a post-pandemic recovery. Learn more about the report here!
Colman Domingo Joins Nica Burns as Producer For West End Transfer of RETROGRADE by BWW News Desk
- February 13, 2025 Olivier and Tony nominated actor, and 2025 BAFTA and Oscar nominee, Colman Domingo will join Nica Burns as producer for the West End transfer of the Kiln Theatre's production of Retrograde by Ryan Calais Cameron.
Review: BOYS FROM THE BLACKSTUFF, Richmond Theatre by Aliya Al-Hassan
- February 13, 2025 After debuting at Liverpool's Royal Court and successful London and West End transfers, James Graham's adaptation of Alan Bleasdale’s iconic television series is now on a national tour. And what a good thing, as this is urgent and thoughtful theatre that deserves to be seen by as many people as possible.
Review: THREE SISTERS, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse by Cindy Marcolina
- February 13, 2025 The Prozorov sisters are desperate for entertainment. Plagued by their dreary provincial life, they yearn for the lights and excitement of Moscow, but have to make do with the visiting soldiers. When their only brother marries, their sister-in-law isn’t exactly what they dreamed of. Her lacking sense of fashion and initial insecurity builds up to a sharp bossiness upon becoming Mrs Prozorov, leaving Olga, Masha, and Irina at the mercy of the new lady of the house. If you had to choose one work that represented what Chekhov brings to the table, it would be this.
Review: MORE LIFE, The Royal Court by Alexander Cohen
- February 13, 2025 Ozempic can make anyone beautiful and AI will outthink us all. What is left for the human race? That’s the question that’s unravelled in More Life
ROBERT ICKE'S MANHUNT Full Cast Announced At Royal Court Theatre by BWW News Desk
- February 12, 2025 Casting has been announced for Robert Icke’s Manhunt. Written and directed by Icke, the world premiere marks his Royal Court debut and tells the story of Raoul Moat: the man at the heart of one of the most infamous manhunts of the century.
Stuart Lochhead Sculpture To Return To TEFAF Maastricht In 2025 by BWW News Desk
- February 12, 2025 Stuart Lochhead Sculpture, renowned for presenting exceptional works that captivate world class museums, will return to TEFAF Maastricht for the 2025 edition. The gallery's core display will focus on Master Sculptors and Painters from the Renaissance and Early Modern periods.
Photos: Brian Cox and More In Rehearsal for THE SCORE At Theatre Royal Haymarket by BWW News Desk
- February 12, 2025 See brand new rehearsal photos of the cast of Oliver Cotton’s play THE SCORE starring legendary stage and screen actor Brian Cox (HBO’s multi-award-winning Succession) as Johann Sebastian Bach and Nicole Ansari-Cox as Bach’s wife Anna.
WEST END LIVE Will Return in Summer 2025 by BWW News Desk
- February 12, 2025 West End Live is set to return this summer, celebrating 20 years of the annual festival with a weekend of performances from top West End musicals, live and free in Trafalgar Square.
Review: FESTEN, Royal Ballet And Opera by Alexander Cohen
- February 12, 2025 Mark-Anthony Turnage has a provocative habit of turning unconventional narratives into opera