By Kat Mokrynski “The tech is theoretically good. It’s just the people in charge of it and the money behind it.” Tech and comedy. Two worlds that don’t usually collide, except for a joke or two about Elon Musk or … Continue reading “Winner Takes All” – An Interview with Alex Kealy
“The ethos of it was that it should be accessible to anyone who walks through the door” If you’re like me, you’ve probably heard about the iconic game, Dungeons & Dragons, but have been wary to get involved. Maybe you … Continue reading Dungeons & Dragons, Character building and Improvised songs : In conversation with Sasha Ellen
By Kat Mokrynski “What would you do if you could go back in time? What would you do if you could try and change an event?” Have you ever thought about what you would do with a time machine? How … Continue reading The Funny Thing About Time: Speaking with The Time Machine’s Dave Hearn
By Kat Mokrynski “I always see my role as providing the soundtrack for each individual audience member’s story as it unfolds for them. In some ways, the sound work that I do for these shows is less divisive in that it’s … Continue reading The Burnt City Part 3 – An Interview with Stephen Dobbie
By Kat Mokrynski Lewberger is a “handsome 3-man comedy band” made up of Keith Habersberger, Alex Lewis, and Hughie Stone Fish. The three have gone viral online, have appeared on several television shows, and have toured across the United States. … Continue reading Creating The Wizard of Friendship – An Interview with Lewberger
Operation Mincemeat, a new musical created by the comedy group SpitLip, will be having its first West End run at the Fortune Theatre beginning on 29 March. The show is about the insane but true story of how a group … Continue reading An Inside Look at Operation Mincemeat: An Interview with SpitLip
By Kat Mokrynski “What we get really excited by is if you can get to a point where people are emotionally invested in the bollocks.” In late January, I was having drinks with a friend when he recommended a show … Continue reading Creating Bagbeard: An Interview with Crybabies
“How much do you let somebody grieve in a massively surreal way?” Hummingbird, playing at the VAULT Festival from 28 February to 5 March, tells the story of Brian [Amit Shah] and Jude [Nancy Zamit], a couple who live on … Continue reading An Interview with Hummingbird’s Nancy Zamit
Last month, new casting was announced for the West End production of The Phantom of the Opera. Holly-Anne Hull, who had been the production’s Christine Daaé alternate for the past two years, has stepped up into playing the role full-time. … Continue reading An Interview with Phantom’s Holly-Anne Hull
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