Performance

Venue	Alhambra Theatre
	Also: The Studio
Town	Bradford
County	West Yorkshire
From	3rd February 2015
To	7th February 2015
When	19:30. Feb 4, 5 Mats 14:00. Feb 7 Mat 14:30
Alhambra Theatre (V965)
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Date of change: 20 Jan 15 - T217604015

Calamity Jane

Work:: Calamity Jane (S1452)

The Wild West's most famous heroine in a rip-roaring story. This musical is adapted from the celebrated stage-play and film. 'Calam' dresses like a man, totes a gun and drives the Deadwood City stagecoach. Well-meaning but disaster prone, she tries to help the local saloon proprietor out of a jam by promising to fetch a music-hall star from Chicago. An hilarious comedy, it nevertheless has many tender moments and some very famous numbers including 'Secret Love', 'Black Hills of Dakota', Deadwood Stage' and 'Windy City'.

Lyrics	Paul Francis Webster
Music	Sammy Fain
Author	Charles K Freeman
Adapted by	Ronald Hanmer
Adapted by	Phil Parks

Production:: (T217604015)

Producer	The Watermill (in association with Jamie Wilson - Paul Elliott and Duncan C Weldon)
Director	Nikolai Foster
Adapted by	Charles K Freeman
Music	Catherine Jayes (musical arranger / supervisor)
Design	Matthew Wright
Lighting	Richard G Jones
Sound	Sebastian Frost
Choreographer	Nick Winston
Performer	Jodie Prenger (Calamity Jane)
Performer	Jon Bonner (Doc)
Performer	Rob Delaney (Francis Fryer)
Performer	Anthony Dunn (Henry Miller)
Performer	Alex Hammond (Danny)
Performer	Matthew James Hinchliffe (Buck)
Performer	Paul Kissaun (Rattlesnake)
Performer	Tom Lister (Wild Bill)
Performer	Marti McCarthy (Joe)
Performer	Jamie Noar (Hank)
Performer	Sioned Saunders (Susan)
Performer	Phoebe Street (Katie)
Performer	Christina Tedders (Adelaid)

Listing:: L01219815221

Current production:Work

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Special Performances

5 Feb 15 Captioned
6 Feb 15 Sign Interpreted
7 Feb 15 Audio Described

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