Alan Greenhalgh

Alan Greenhalgh – MANinLONDON

Alan Greenhalgh | alan@maninlondon.com

Editor | Charity | Live Events| Theatre Producer

But it wasn’t always like this – in the early noughties in London, Alan was at the top of his game as a showbiz journalist for the Sunday Mirror which led to an endless stream of invitations to premieres, long lunches, envelope openings and sitting back seeing Europe through the sunroof of a stretch limo on Gumball 3000. This is a life well-lived and digitally recorded. Having lived, worked in business, theatre and nightlife, and non-profits all over the world he knows a thing or two… and often shares it on this blog.

Theatre productions associated with Alan Greenhalgh:

Daniel’s Husband at the Marylebone Theatre 2026 – a five-star hit.

Priscilla The Party! – an all-singing, all-dancing, life affirming immersive party and musical theatre extravaganza.

Sex Addict at the Royal Court, London

How To Lose Friends and Alienate People at Soho Theatre, London

Julie Burchill is Away, Edinburgh Fringe 2004

Other notable experience:

Executive Director, HERE at Outernet 2022 – 2024 – an entertainment district in central London which attracts over 80 million visitors annually.

CEO, Troubadour Trust 2019 – 2021 – the charity arm of Troubadour Theatres currently running Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Starlight Express and The Hunger Games. Troubadour Trust connects with communities to provide inclusive and inspiring opportunities to discover and explore theatre.

Roles in theatre: The Masked Announcer (Annie, Woolton County Primary School, Liverpool) last century (!).

Awarded the Första Amarantergraden Amaranterordens in 2014 at Stockholm – an arts order established in 1653 by Queen Kristina who surrounded herself with erudite people from central Europe Celts. Kristina had in mind to institute a Swedish State Order like England’s Order of the Garter. The aim is to reward individuals or organizations who have made significant contributions to the Swedish and Nordic culture history, which goes in hand with Amaranterordens purpose is to promote charity and social life with dance, belles-lettres, music and theatre.