Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal Plymouth
	Also: Drum Theatre, The Lyric
Town	Plymouth
County	Devon
From	2nd September 2018
To	2nd September 2018
Theatre Royal Plymouth (V895)
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Date of change: 30 May 18 - T059941199

Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story - 30th Anniversary Tour

Work:: Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story (S1611646266)

The story of the legendary father of rock and roll, Buddy Holly, who died tragically young in a plane crash - this show has got everything needed for a fantastic family night out - laughter, tears and a finale that will have everyone from eight to eighty dancing in the aisles! After 30 years back on the road.

Author

Alan Janes

Production:: 30th Anniversary Tour (T059941199)

Director	Matt Salisbury
Design	Adrian Rees
Musical Director	Dean Elliott
Musical Director	Jordan Alexander (assistant)
Sound	Pete Cox (for Thames Audio)
Lighting	Darren Coopland
Choreographer	Miguel Angel
Other	Richard Porter (General Manager)
Performer	Tom Berkeley (Buddy Holly - some dates)
Performer	AJ Jenks (Buddy Holly - some dates)
Performer	Jordan Alexander (Jackdaw / Lead)
Performer	Miguel Angel (Apollo Performer)
Performer	Joshua Barton (The Big Bopper)
Performer	Harry Boyd (Hipokets Duncan / Norman Petty)
Performer	Joe Butcher (Joe B Mauldin)
Performer	Cartier Fraser (Apollo Performer)
Performer	Josh Haberfield (Jerry Alison)
Performer	Rhiannon Hopkins (Vi Petty)
Performer	Sasha Latoya (Apollo Performer)
Performer	Hannah Price (Maria Elena)
Performer	Ben Pryer (Ritchie Valens)

Listing:: L0610517380

Gala Performance - a limited number of tickets will be offered at the original 1989 prices (£7 - £10.5)

30th Anniversary Tour

Gala Performance - a limited number of tickets will be offered at the original 1989 prices (£7 - £10.5)

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