Theatre Journalist Mark Senior has written 3 articles for BroadwayWorld since 2001, covering West End theatre.
Mark Senior is originally from Birmingham, UK. At the age of 18 he moved to South-West England to study Spanish at University, but in the end his love of theater won over, and he ended up changed his major to Drama within days of arriving. Alongside his studies Mark works at a regional West End theater, and writes theater reviews and articles for a student newspaper. Mark is delighted to be joining the BroadwayWorld team, and looks forward to keeping everyone up to date on the goings on the other side side of the pond.
After years of fruitless speculation, the long overdue and hotly anticipated transfer of Broadway smash Hairspray has finally arrived in the Shaftsbury Theatre.
As Wicked in London approaches its first anniversary at the Apollo Victoria Theatre, it last night finally saw the arrival of the show's first all-British line up, with Dianne Pilkington, Oliver Tompsett and Andy Mace taking over the roles of Glinda, Fiyero and Dr Dillamond respectively.
Although originally entitled An Accident Waiting to Happen, this is a show that is anything but: from the first of a barrage of knee-slapping gags to the very last clichéd twist, if taken for what it is, The Drowsy Chaperone is a comic gem that doesn't disappoint