Queen of the Mist Q&A video and photos: Why should we have more Michael John LaChiusa in the UK?
Queen of the Mist Q&A video and photos: Why should we have more Michael John LaChiusa in the UK?

Queen of the Mist Q&A video and photos: Why should we have more Michael John LaChiusa in the UK?

By Terri Paddock|2020-01-25T21:05:50+00:0021 August 2019|Tags: Brockley Jack Theatre, Charing Cross Theatre, Dom O'Hanlon, Featured Show, Michael John LaChiusa, Post-show Q&As, Queen of the Mist, StageFaves, Terri Paddock events, Trudi Camilleri|

Michael John LaChiusa was on his way back to the States by the time I chaired my post-show Q&A at the West End (and UK) premiere of his musical Queen Of The Mist - but I wonder if his ears were burning badly en route?

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Off-West End musicals diary: The Sorrows of Satan and The Wild Party
Off-West End musicals diary: The Sorrows of Satan and The Wild Party

Off-West End musicals diary: The Sorrows of Satan and The Wild Party

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:49:13+00:0021 March 2017|Tags: Adam Lenson, Ako Mitchell, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Bateman & Conley, Claire-Marie Hall, Dale Rapley, Dex Lee, Donna McKechnie, Drew McOnie, Frances Ruffelle, Genesis Lynea, Gloria Obianyo, John Owen Jones, Lizzy Connolly, Michael John LaChiusa, Paul Taylor Mills, Simon Thomas, Simon Willmont, Stefan Bednarczyk, The Little Beasts, The Other Palace, The Sorrows of Satan, Tristan Bates Theatre, Victoria Hamilton-Barritt, Whisper House|

The Wild Party at The Other Palace and The Sorrows of Satan at Tristan

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The power of the poetry in The Wild Party onstage
The power of the poetry in The Wild Party onstage

The power of the poetry in The Wild Party onstage

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T12:49:59+00:0016 January 2017|Tags: Anna Clarke, Drew McOnie, Frances Ruffelle, Hope Theatre, Joey Akubeze, Joseph Moncure March, Michael John LaChiusa, Mingled Yarn Theatre, Rafaella Marcus, The Other Palace, The Wild Party|

The Wild Party runs at London's Hope Theatre until 28 January 2017 Stage

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My theatre diary: Only Forever, Brave New World and See What I Wanna See
My theatre diary: Only Forever, Brave New World and See What I Wanna See

My theatre diary: Only Forever, Brave New World and See What I Wanna See

By Terri Paddock|2020-03-27T13:02:15+00:0021 September 2015|Tags: 1984, Adam Lenson, Aldous Huxley, Brave New World, George Orwell, Ivo van Hove, James Dacre, Jermyn Street Theatre, Michael John LaChiusa, Only Forever, Royal & Derngate, See What You Wanna See, Simon Stephens, Song from Far Away, Sophie Ward, Tangled Thread Theatre, The Hope Theatre, Touring Consortium, William Postlethwaite, Young Vic Theatre|

Olivia Morgan and Scott Karim in Brave New World, touring until 5 December 2015

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