Performance

Venue	Wycombe Swan
	Also: Old Town Hall, Oak Room
Town	High Wycombe
County	Buckinghamshire
From	12th November 2007
To	17th November 2007
Prices	From £16.00. To £29.50.
Wycombe Swan (V749)
Current/Future Listings
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42nd Street

Work:: 42nd Street (S1384)

Chorus girl to big star story. Peggy Sawyer becomes a star overnight when leading lady, Dorothy Brock breaks her ankle and she steps into the leading role. The score includes such classics as Lullaby of Broadway, We're In the Money, Dames, Shuffle Off To Buffalo and 42nd Street.

Lyrics	Al Dubin
Music	Harry Warner
Book by	Michael Stewart
Book by	Mark Bramble

Production:: (T1118263604)

Producer	Peter Frosdick
Producer	Martin Dodd (for UK Production Ltd)
Director	Mark Bramble
Choreographer	Graeme Henderson
Music	Gareth Williams (musical supervisor)
Design	Douglas W Schmidt
Costume	Roger Kirk
Lighting	David Howe
Sound	Jon HIgson
Sound	Ross Portway
Performer	David Birch (Mac)
Performer	Rebecca Marks (Anytime Annie)
Performer	Shirley Jameson (Maggie Jones)
Performer	Graham Hoadly (Bert Barry)
Performer	Ashley Nottingham (Billy Lawlor)
Performer	Jessica Punch (Peggy Sawyer)
Performer	Danielle Corlass (Lorraine)
Performer	Sarah Thornton (Phyllis)
Performer	Dave Willetts (Julian Marsh - some dates)
Performer	Tim Flavin (Julian Marsh - some dates)
Performer	Stephen McGann (Julian Marsh - some dates)
Performer	Julia J Nagle (Dorothy Brock)
Performer	Bruce Montague (Abner Dillon)
Performer	Nicholas Charters (Pat Denning)
Performer	Cameron Ball
Performer	Kate Cobb
Performer	Charlotte May Davies
Performer	Lisa Dent
Performer	Aideen Donoghue
Performer	Victoria Gavin
Performer	Lauren Godbold
Performer	Ian Goss
Performer	Kit Gresty
Performer	Natalie Ingham
Performer	Anthony Kirwan
Performer	Sophie Le Brun
Performer	Daniel Smith
Performer	Hollie Sorelle
Performer	Alex Taylor
Performer	Kirsty Lee Turner
Performer	Danielle Wheeler

Listing:: L01886248571

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