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Venue	Theatre Royal
	Also: Royal Concert Hall
Town	Nottingham
County	Nottinghamshire
From	24th March 2003
To	29th March 2003
Theatre Royal (V462)
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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:: (T329241846)

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Producer	Tristan Baker Productions (in association with Northampton Theatres Ltd)
Director	Ed Curtis
Director	Peter White (music)
Design	Simon Higlett
Lighting	James Whiteside
Choreographer	Craig Revel Horwood
Sound	Autograph
Performer	Toyah Willcox (Calamity Jane)
Performer	Alasdair Harvey (Wild Bill Hickock)
Performer	Kellie Ryan (Katie Brown)
Performer	Dustin Dubreuil (Lt. Danny Gilmartin)
Performer	Garry Kilby (Lt Danny Gilmartin from 3 Feb 2003)
Performer	Tony Stansfield (Henry Miller)
Performer	Helen Harper (Susan)
Performer	Phil Ormerod (Francis Fryer)
Performer	Ahmet Ahmet
Performer	Caroline Aslett
Performer	Lynsey Britton
Performer	Michael Broughton
Performer	John Coates
Performer	Gareth Derrick
Performer	Emma Dodd
Performer	Carly Hainsby
Performer	Paul Hemming
Performer	Ian Gareth Jones
Performer	Cameron Leigh

Listing:: L0763076742

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