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Venue	Grand Theatre
Town	Wolverhampton
County	West Midlands
From	5th March 2009
To	5th March 2009
Grand Theatre (V161)
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Shakespeare 4 Kidz (S4K) - Romeo and Juliet The Musical

Work:: Shakespeare 4 Kidz (S4K) (S0869943441)

Production:: Romeo and Juliet The Musical (T1593497163)

Love at First Sight. Two families. One long standing feud. Two young people destined to fall in love...and die. Romeo and Juliet - the most famous love story in the world - is brilliantly - and often hilariously - brought to life in a vibrant, fun-filled, rock 'n' rolling Shakespeare 4 Kidz production. Perfect for those studying Shakespeare at Key Stage 2 & 3. Running time 2hrs 10mins including interval

Producer	Julian Chenery
Producer	Carolyn Chenery (for The Shakespeare 4 Kidz Theatre Company in association with The Capitol Horsham)
Director	Julian Chenery
Director	Joseph Fowler (assistant)
Choreographer	Joseph Fowler
Design	Jaimie Todd
Musical Director	Phil Hornsey
Lighting	Luke Woods
Sound	Rob Raskovsky
Performer	Michael Anders
Performer	Neal Andrews
Performer	Justine Elizabeth Bailey
Performer	Tommi Baxter Hill
Performer	Richard Foster-King
Performer	Sarah Gimblett
Performer	Benjamin Goodridge
Performer	Noel Andrew Harron
Performer	Debbie Leigh-Simmons
Performer	Sean Luckham
Performer	Jenny Perry
Performer	Stevie Smallwood
Performer	Antony Stuart-Hicks
Performer	Dieter Thomas

Listing:: L431624649

Romeo and Juliet The Musical

Love at First Sight. Two families. One long standing feud. Two young people destined to fall in love...and die. Romeo and Juliet - the most famous love story in the world - is brilliantly - and often hilariously - brought to life in a vibrant, fun-filled, rock 'n' rolling Shakespeare 4 Kidz production. Perfect for those studying Shakespeare at Key Stage 2 & 3. Running time 2hrs 10mins including interval

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