Showing posts with label Phoenix Artist Club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phoenix Artist Club. Show all posts

Thursday, 13 March 2014

Review: Molly Wobbly at the Phoenix Artist Club



Molly Wobbly 
Phoenix Artist Club 
Reviewed on Wednesday 12th March 2014


'The town of Little Happening gets an unexpected make-over when a devious and creepy stranger arrives on Mammary Lane promising personal improvement to three unhappy women.'

Molly Wobbly (formerly known as Molly Wobbly's Tit Factory) was supposed to receive its London premiere at the Hackney Empire last September. However, when a financial backer pulled out moments before the first preview the entire run was cancelled. Fast forward six months and Paul Boyd's musical is back up on its feet, running in the back room at the Phoenix Artist Club (below the Phoenix Theatre, home to the West End production of Once).

Wednesday, 19 February 2014

Full casting announced for Molly Wobbly’s Tit Factory

Jordan Lee Davies
Full casting has been announced for Molly Wobbly’s Tit Factory which receives its London premiere at the Phoenix Artist Club next month. Paul Boyd's musical runs between Saturday 8th and Wednesday 19th March 2014. 

The full cast includes: Alistair Brookshaw (Malcolm), Christopher Finn (Robbie), Russell Morton (Ithanku), Conleth Kane (Jake), Leanne Jones (Magaret), Kate England (Ruth), Lucy Garrioch (Jemma) and Jordan Lee Davies (Kitten).

Molly Wobbly premiered at the Lyric Theatre Belfast and subsequently ran at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2012. The score features the numbers ’Presbyterian Minister’s Wife’, 'Mammary Lane' and ‘Off My Chest’

Thursday, 16 January 2014

Review: Songs From The Playground at the The Phoenix Artist Club



Songs From The Playground
The Phoenix Artist Club
Reviewed on Tuesday 14th January 2014

Songs From The Playground featured an evening of new music by performer and writer Jon Kristian at The Phoenix Artist Club. The event kicked off strongly with a beautifully written song ‘Stuck In Repeat’ which Jon wrote as part of the musical version of the popular film The Holiday. The number was performed by Christina Bennington and Jodie Steele who gave their all, putting a smile on everybody's face.