Performance

Venue	New Theatre
Town	Oxford
County	Oxfordshire
From	27th May 2024
To	1st June 2024
New Theatre (V802)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

An Officer and a Gentleman

Work:: An Officer and a Gentleman (S974651516)

Based on the 1982 Oscar-winning film starring Richard Gere which tells the story of Zack Mayo who is in training to become a US Navy Pilot. When Zack rolls into boot camp with a bit too much of a swagger, drill Sergeant Foley doesn't make life easy for him. When he falls for local girl Paula Pokrifki and tragedy befalls his friend and fellow candidate, Zack realises the importance of love and friendship and finds the courage to be himself and win the heart of the woman he loves. It's only then he can truly become both an Officer and a Gentleman.

Author	Douglas Day Stewart
Music	Ken Hirsch
Book by	Douglas Day Stewart
Book by	Sharleen Cooper Cohen

Production:: (T0702581605)

Producer	Jamie Wilson
Producer	Jack Maple
Producer	Gavin Kalin
Producer	Jason Haigh-Ellery
Director	Nikolai Foster
Music	George Dyer (musical supervisor / orchestrations)
Choreographer	Joanna Goodwin
Design	Michael Taylor
Costume	Michael Taylor
Lighting	Ben Cracknell
Sound	Tom Marshall
Design	Sam Cox (wig / hair / make up)
Director	Debbie O'Brien (casting)
Performer	Luke Baker (Zack Mayo)
Performer	Georgia Lennon (Paula Pokrifki)
Performer	Jamal Crawford (Gunnery Sergeant Emil Foley)
Performer	Paul French (Sid Worley)
Performer	Sinead Long (Lynette Pomeroy)
Performer	Melanie Masson (Esther Pokrifki)
Performer	Tim Rogers (Byron Mayo)
Performer	Olivia Foster-Browne (Casey Seegar)
Performer	Lucas Piquero (Eduardo Cortez)
Performer	Chris Breistein (Finman)
Performer	Wendi Harriott (Aunt Bunny)
Performer	James Wilkinson-Jones (Troy)
Performer	Danny Whelan (Craig)
Performer	Julia Jones
Performer	Etisyai Philip
Performer	Mia Harrison
Performer	Lukin Simmonds
Performer	Will May
Performer	Ellie Grace Cousins

Listing:: L167895624

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