

First look at 'Hot Mess' at The Other Palace
Following runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Southwark Playhouse Elephant, Hot Mess has transferred to The Other Palace for a summer season playing until 6 September.
Summary
- 'Hot Mess' is a musical written by Jack Godfrey and Ellie Coote who also created 42 Balloons
- 'Hot Mess' plays at The Other Palace until 6 September
- 'Hot Mess' stars Morgan Gregory as Humanity and Danielle Steers as Earth.
Ahead of opening night, Hot Mess has released production photography for its run at The Other Palace.
Created by Jack Godfrey and Ellie Coote (42 Balloons), Hot Mess reimagines humanity's relationship with planet Earth as a turbulent love story.
This new production stars Morgan Gregory (The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical) as Humanity and Danielle Steers (SIX, Just For One Day) as Earth.
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Photo credit: Hot Mess at The Other Palace. (Photos by Pamela Raith)
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