While You Wait

BTG has partnered with Fuel Theatre on a series of podcasts called While You Wait.

  1. Waiting... Now by Paul Clark in collaboration with Bill Brewer

Latest reviews

Megan Leigh Mason as Nush in No Rhyme, part of Write Now 4,

No Rhyme

Jack Studio Theatre Write Now 4 at Jack Studio Theatre

The cast of Rising Damp, John Kemp

Rising Damp

The Comedy Theatre Company at Grand Theatre, Blackpool

Sara Kestelman, Jane Hobson

4000 Miles

Theatre Royal, Bath at Print Room, Notting Hill

Marco Chiu in Thieves and the Boy,

Thieves and Boy

National Theatre of Scotland in partnership with Òran Mór at Bedlam Theatre, Edinburgh

Evita,

Evita

New Wimbledon Theatre

Lee Armstrong as Luke, Ian Bonar as Greg and Robert Lonsdale as Luke, Jonathan Keenan

Brilliant Adventures

Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester and Live Theatre, Newcastle at Royal Exchange Theatre, Manchester

Sheldon Green as Hutch, John Watts

Hutch

Ruby in the Dust at Riverside Studios

Varmints,

Varmints

East London Dance, Sadler’s Wells and Stratford Circus at Lilian Baylis Studio

Rendah Heywood as Tabby and Carla Labngley as Eve, Alex Beckett

Cuddles

Ovalhouse and Arch 468 at Ovalhouse Theatre

Philip's Top 5

Every week London editor Philip Fisher selects the top five plays in London.

The Alternative Top 5

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