Review: LOVERS ACTUALLY, The Other Palace
by Louise Penn - Nov 27, 2025
Lovers Actually takes the mick out of everyone's love-hate Christmas film, Love Actually, in a show written by Neil Hurst and Jodie Prenger. Following on the heels of last year's Homo Alone, this show seasons the festive fun with a side of sauce.
The musical aspect is fully embraced with lively choreography from Kim Healey. Ultimately, Lovers Actually is a cheeky nod to the naughty nineties, but there's a bit too much going on for it to leave us fully satisfied.
Submissions Now Open For MTFESTUK 2026!
by Stephi Wild - Sep 2, 2025
The Other Palace has announced that submissions are now open for the 7th annual MTFestUK 2026, which will showcase six new musicals over a three-week period.
LOVERS ACTUALLY Comes to The Other Palace, Studio
by Stephi Wild - Apr 22, 2025
Last year's hit parody Christmas offering, Homo Alone, became The Other Palace, Studio's best-selling show in the venue's history, and so Jodie Prenger is back for a third time with a new festive extravaganza, Lovers Actually.
Review: HAIRSPRAY, Kings Theatre Glasgow
by Mary Baillie - Jan 28, 2025
Hairspray returns with charm to the Kings Theatre in Glasgow this week. The classic musical follows Tracy Turnblad, an ambitious teen with big dreams of dancing on TV and tackling racial segregation in 1960s Baltimore.
Review: THE FULL MONTY, Theatre Royal Glasgow
by Mary Baillie - Feb 23, 2024
Actors bare it all in Simon Beaufoy's award-winning adaptation of The Full Monty in Glasgow this week. A hilarious, delightful and phenomenally-acted story with an important social critique - what's not to love?
Full Cast Announced For MTFestUK 2023 at The Other Palace and The Turbine Theatre
by Stephi Wild - Jan 26, 2023
Showcasing eight new musicals over a two week period, MTFestUK is a unique festival that provides a platform for new and exciting musical theatre. This year the eight productions will be workshopped and presented in 'sharing' sessions, allowing audiences to come and support, explore, engage and enjoy new musical theatre in its earliest stages of development.