Quirky musicals on my doorstep: Side Show and Moby Dick
Musicals on my doorstep: Moby Dick at the Union Theatre and Side Show at
My musicals (and market) diary: Groundhog Day, Allegro, Children of Eden
Clockwise from top: Groundhog Day, Children of Eden and Allegro. This instalment of
Photos and podcast: Going Through the Q&A Mill with three Judy Garlands
I first saw - and adored - Through the Mill when it premiered at the London Theatre Workshop (then above a pub in Fulham) last year. I was delighted when the show, which revolves around three pivotal periods in the life of Judy Garland, announced its transfer to Southwark Playhouse.
Composing Grey Gardens: “It’s very difficult to keep the line between the past and the present”
Jenna Russell and Sheila Hancock in Grey Gardens at Southwark Playhouse. © Scott Rylander
Press pass: All the reviews and more from Grey Gardens’ European premiere
Grey Gardens at Southwark Playhouse. Clockwise from top left to right: Jenna Russell, Sheila
1976 and 5 other things Bugsy Malone and Carrie have in common
Stick 'em up, hoodlums: The splurge guns are out at Bugsy Malone at London's
My theatre diary: Musicals Women on the Verge, Bat Boy and Grand Tour
Lauren Ward mothers Rob Compton in Bat Boy at Southwark Playhouse I caught
Podcast: AYULTP looks back on #theatre2014 discoveries including the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse
The candelit Sam Wanamaker Playhouse at Shakespeare's Globe opened its doors in January 2014
My theatre diary: Off-West End plays Accolade, Jonah and Otto and Grand Guignol
There are plenty of plays to choose from on London’s fringe and Off-West End. Here
My theatre diary: The Distance, Electra, Lord of the Flies, Urinetown, Next Fall
Having escaped back to Mallorca for a week (god, I love that place, my little