Kat Mokrynski is a writer for BroadwayWorld UK. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a keen focus on theater, reviews, and cultural commentary, often exploring themes related to LGBTQ representation and festive celebrations. Kat's work has been featured in the British Comedy Guide and BroadwayWorld.com.
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By: Kat Mokrynski
“Leave your troubles at the door and your trousers on the floor”
“This show is about change” On 20 March 2022 at 4:59 PM, Paul Foot's life changed forever while he was driving on the outskirts of Lancaster, and we're about to find out why.
By: Kat Mokrynski
“Look, I didn't want to be a half-blood” Directed by Lizzi Gee The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is an adaptation of the first
Recently, we had the chance to speak with her about what her creative process is like for a show, steps aspiring comedians should take and what it is like to be making history at Theatr Bryn Terfel.
By: Kat Mokrynski
Seven years after it closed on Broadway in 2017, Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 is finally arriving in London at the Donmar Warehouse in December.
“Turn again, Whittington, Lord Mayor of London” For its 25th pantomime, the Hackney Empire is putting on Dick Whittington and His Cat , directed
“Keep the change, ya filthy animal!” With a score by the iconic John Williams Home Alone is the ideal film to be set to live music at the Royal Albert Hall as a part of their Christmas season.
Do you relate to the problem of being bullied in state school for being rich and then being bullied in private school for not being rich enough? Then this might be the show for you. Olga Koch Comes From Money is an hour of stand-up in which Koch explores her own relationship with wealth in a show that is formatted like a Q&A, answering the questions the audience might want to know. How did Koch’s family get wealthy? What’s it like being rich? Did you really write this show poolside on Uncle Jeffrey’s island?
“Did you know that flamingos lose their pink while they're raising their children?”
Written and directed by British Panto Award winner Andrew Pollard, Cinderella is given a “North London upgrade” in the King's Head theatre's first ever pantomime.
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