Performance

Venue	Landor Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	15th February 2014
Opened	19th February 2014
To	23rd February 2014
When	19:30
Prices	From £10.00. To £15.00.
Landor Theatre (V254)
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Date of change: 29 Jan 14 - T0242949254
Date of change: 5 Dec 13 - T0242949254

Before the Night is Through

Work:: Before the Night is Through (S2015425936)

November 1935. Honey Quenelle, England's biggest movie star is hosting a lavish party to celebrate her birthday, at her remote home on Lost Crow Island. The champagne is chilling, the glamorous guests are ready for an unforgettable night and reliable butler, Hugo is on hand to make sure the evening goes without a hitch. But when catering fails to arrive, news filters through of an escaped inmate at Beningford asylum, and Gaylord, the gerbil escapes from the soup tureen, events take a nasty turn. Who is about to meet their maker? Who cannot escape from their past? And who will be brave enough to sample Mabel's devilled prunes before the night is through...

Book by	Olivia Thompson
Lyrics	Olivia Thompson
Music	Chris Whitehead

Production:: (T0242949254)

Presented by	Landor Theatre
Director	Robert McWhir
Musical Director	Chris Whitehead
Choreographer	Cressida Carre
Design	Magdalena Iwanska
Performer	Kate Brennan
Performer	Abigail Jaye
Performer	Richard Colvin
Performer	Amelia Adams-Pearce
Performer	Tom Sankey
Performer	Kieran Brown
Performer	Ian Mowatt
Performer	Jenny Gayner
Performer	Louisa Lydell
Performer	James Robert-Moore

Listing:: L1950985725

Part of the Page to Stage season

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Part of the Page to Stage season

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