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Theatre
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Aldwych Theatre |
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Location
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West End, London |
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Genre
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Musical |
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Date
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24 July 2000 - 06 January 2001 |
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Creative
team
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Andrew Lloyd Webber (Music & Book), Jim Steinman (Lyrics), Gale Edwards (Director & Book), Patricia Knop (Book) |
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Director
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Gale Edwards |
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Design
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Peter J Davison |
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Lighting
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Mark McCullough |
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Choreography
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Anthony Van Laast |
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Producer
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Really Useful Theatre Company |
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Performers
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Jérôme Pradon (The Man), Laura Michelle Kelly (Swallow), Mark McGee (Amos), Rohan Tickell (Boone), Cat Simmons (Candy), Michael Samuels (Edward) |
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Synopsis
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A 15-year-old girl discovers a mysterious man hiding in a barn. When she asks his identity the first words he utters are "Jesus Christ". It's as if all her prayers have been answered. The girl and the town's other children vow to protect the stranger from the world that waits outside; meanwhile the townspeople are determined to catch a fugitive recently escaped from gaol... |
