Performance

Venue	Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre Pub
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	11th August 2015
Opened	14th August 2015
To	4th September 2015
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun Mats 15:00
Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre Pub (V01545419451)
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Date of change: 17 Jul 15 - T0642714712
Date of change: 19 Jun 15 - T0642714712

Bye Bye Birdie

Work:: Bye Bye Birdie (S433920098)

When America's hottest rock sensation, Conrad Birdie, is inducted into the U.S. Army, his manager, Albert Peterson, panics. But Albert's secretary, Rose Alvarez, concocts one final publicity stunt -- Birdie will bid a typical American teenage girl good-bye with one last kiss on the Ed Sullivan Show. Kim MacAfee of Sweet Apple, Ohio wins the honor, but her boyfriend and parents aren't too keen on the idea, especially when Birdie moves in turning everyone's life upside down!

Book by	Michael Stewart
Lyrics	Lee Adams
Music	Charles Strouse

Production:: (T0642714712)

Producer	All Star Productions
Producer	Andrew Yon
Director	James Hume
Choreographer	Anthony Whitman
Musical Director	Aaron Clingham
Director	Luke Jasztal (assistant)
Costume	Ryan Walklett
Lighting	Sky Bembury
Design	Andrew Yon
Performer	Ryan Forde Iosco (Albert Peterson)
Performer	Liberty Buckland (Rose Alvarez)
Performer	Zac Hamilton (Conrad Birdie)
Performer	Jayne Ashley (Mae Patterson / Ursula Merkle)
Performer	Benedikt De La Bedoyere (Hugo Peabody)
Performer	Lucas James (Harvey Johnson)
Performer	Lewis Asquith (Charles F. Maude)
Performer	Abigail Matthews (Kim MacAfee)
Performer	Beth Bradley (Nancy)
Performer	Emily Noke (Alice / Gloria Rasputin)
Performer	Harry Hart (Harry MacAfee)
Performer	Stephanie Lyse (Doris MacAfee)
Performer	Stephen Loriot (Randolph MacAfee)
Performer	Flora Charlton (Margie)
Performer	Stephanie Palmer (Penelope Ann)

Listing:: L1056184739

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