Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: Royal Concert Hall
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	1st November 2022
To	6th November 2022
Theatre Royal (V462)
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Bugsy Malone

Work:: Bugsy Malone (S1449)

The messiest gangster show ever. A children's version of a Chicago Gangster movie with Splurge guns and great songs. Whilst the acting is taken on by young people and the violence and seediness of the times are toned down to cartoon levels there is a good story behind all that. Jodie Foster was in the film version as Tallulah. Characters include: Bugsy Malone, Blousey Brown, Dandy Dan, Talullah and Fat-Sam. Songs include I Could Have been Anything That I Wanted To Be and Fat-Sam's Grand Slam Speakeasy.

Author	Alan Parker
Music	Paul Williams
Lyrics	Paul Williams
Book by	Alan Parker

Production:: (T794355386)

Producer	Theatre Royal Bath Productions
Producer	Birmingham Rep
Producer	Kenny Wax
Presented by	Lyric Hammersmith Theatre
Director	Sean Holmes
Choreographer	Drew McOnie
Design	Jon Bausor
Music	Phil Bateman (musical supervision)
Performer	Shaun Sharma (Bugsy)
Performer	Gabriiel Payne (Bugsy)
Performer	Amar Blackman (Bugsy)
Performer	Mia Lakha (Blousy Brown)
Performer	Delilah Bennett-Cardy (Blousy Brown)
Performer	Avive Williams (Blousy Brown)
Performer	Albie Snelson (Fat Sam)
Performer	Isham Sankoh (Fat Sam)
Performer	Charlie Burns (Fat Sam)
Performer	Tazia-Faye Katsande (Tallulah)
Performer	Jasmine Sakylama (Tallulah)
Performer	Fayth Ifil (Tallulah)
Performer	Aidan Oti (Fizzy)
Performer	Jamie Northey-Dennis (Fizzy)
Performer	Cherry Mitra (Lena / Babyface)
Performer	Kayla-Mai Alvares (Lena / Babyface)
Performer	Ava Hope Smith (Lena / Babyface)
Performer	Rayhaan Kufuor-Gray (Dandy Dan)
Performer	Kit Cranston (Dandy Dan)
Performer	Desmond Cole (Dandy Dan)

Listing:: L2069901057

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