Performance

Venue	Bridewell Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	23rd July 2013
To	27th July 2013
When	19:30. Sat Mat 14:30
Prices	From £16.00. To £16.00.
Bridewell Theatre (V171)
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Date of change: 29 Apr 13 - T903101091
Date of change: 19 Apr 13 - T903101091

A Man of No Importance

Work:: A Man of No Importance (S1107175941)

The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. Resist it, and your soul grows sick with longing for the things it has forbidden to itself What happens when our deepest secrets are finally revealed? Dublin bus conductor Alfie Byrne is content reading Oscar Wilde poetry to his passengers and staging plays in his local church. But when forced to confront a lifelong secret, Alfie must learn to face his true nature and finally take a stand in the world. With a powerful story, loveable characters and a stunning score, A Man of No Importance celebrates the genius of Oscar Wilde, the boisterous streets of Dublin, and the bumps along the road to self-discovery.

Music	Stephen Flaherty
Lyrics	Lynn Ahrens
Book by	Terrence McNally

Production:: (T903101091)

Producer	Pippa Roome
Company	SEDOS
Director	Matt Gould
Musical Director	Inga Davis-Rutter
Choreographer	Sarah Evans
Performer	James Franey (Alfie Byrne)
Performer	Chloe Faine (Lily Byrne)
Performer	Rick Woska (Robbie Fay)
Performer	Sarah Shepherd (Adele Rice)
Performer	Paul Francis (Baldy)
Performer	Paul Cozens (Carney)
Performer	Stephen Beeny (Ernie Lally)
Performer	Susan Booth (Mrs Patrick)
Performer	Maggie Robson (Miss Crowe)
Performer	Lucy Allenby (Mrs Curtin)
Performer	Charlotte Price (Mrs Grace)
Performer	Pete Bryans (Father Kenny / Inspector Carson)
Performer	Edward Mann (Sully O'Hara)
Performer	David Leigh Delport (Breton Beret)
Performer	Andrew Macpherson (Rasher Flynn)
Performer	Luke Renwick (Peter)

Listing:: L0941089686

Part of SEDOS Summer Festival. Tickets: Website

Production details

Part of SEDOS Summer Festival. Tickets: Website

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