Performance

Venue	Forum Theatre
Town	Billingham
County	Cleveland
From	31st October 2005
To	5th November 2005
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Wed-Sat Mats 14:30
Forum Theatre (V557)
Current/Future Listings
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Blood Brothers

Work:: Blood Brothers (S1435)

Musical melodrama set in Liverpool about twins separated at birth and the effects on their personalities as they grow up of 'nature' and 'nurture'. A poor family, already with kids, is blessed with twins, but they can't cope. The mother cleans at a 'posh' house where they are desperate to have kids but can't and a deal is struck which no-one must know about. Despite the efforts of the new family the boys paths cross time and time again as they grow and one becomes 'bad' while the other is 'good'. Eventually they clash with tragic consequences. The musical is un-usual in having a "narrator" who helps to move the plot along.

Author

Willy Russell

Production:: (T842044156)

Running time 2 hours 45 mins including interval

Producer	Bill Kenwright
Director	Bob Tomson
Director	Bill Kenwright
Director	Rod Edwards (music)
Design	Andy Walmsley
Lighting	Nick Richings
Sound	Ben Harrison
Performer	Linda Nolan (Mrs Johnstone)
Performer	Keith Burns (narrator)
Performer	Stephen Palfreman (Mickey)
Performer	Drew Ashton (Eddie)
Performer	Louise Clayton (Linda)
Performer	Tracy Spencer (Mrs Lyons)
Performer	Danny Taylor (Sammy)
Performer	Matt Slack (Policeman / Teacher)
Performer	Katherine Douglas (Donna Marie)
Performer	Phillip Maggs (Perkins)
Performer	Rob Hughes (Postman / Bus Conductor)
Performer	Karl Greenwood (Neighbour)
Performer	Emma Nowell (Brenda)

Listing:: L0853269559

Current production:Work

Production details

Running time 2 hours 45 mins including interval

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