Performance

Venue	Belgrade Theatre
	Also: B2 (studio space)
Town	Coventry
County	West Midlands
From	26th October 2013
Opened	29th October 2013
To	16th November 2013
When	20:00. Oct 29 19:00. Sat 14:45
Prices	From £8.00. To £20.00.
Belgrade Theatre (V153)
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 2 Jul 13 - T01641085731

Charlie Peace: His Amazing Life and Astounding Legend

Work:: Charlie Peace: His Amazing Life and Astounding Legend (S01449147109)

The greatest celebrity villain of the Victorian age, Charlie Peace's life became legend. He was a master of disguise, an accomplished musician and irresistibly attractive to women. On the run, having murdered his lover's husband, he holed up in the warrens of Nottingham's Narrow Marsh. This modern musical melodrama asks the question: Why, now as then, are we terrified of crime but fascinated by criminals?

Author

Michael Eaton

Production:: (T01641085731)

Please note: contains strong language, scenes of violence and sexual references. Age recommendation 14+

Producer	Belgrade Theatre
Producer	Nottingham Playhouse Theatre Company
Director	Giles Croft
Design	Berney George
Musical Director	Jonathan Girling
Design	William Simpson (projection)
Sound	Adam P McCready
Performer	Charles De Bromhead (Ensemble 4)
Performer	Peter Duncan (Charlie Peace)
Performer	Nicholas Goode (Ensemble 2)
Performer	Bridie Higson (Katherine / Susan)
Performer	Alex Mugnaioni (Ensemble 3)
Performer	Norman Pace (Showman)
Performer	Philip Rham (Ensemble 1)
Performer	Mia Soteriou (Hannah / Ma)

Listing:: L1412369902

Production details

Please note: contains strong language, scenes of violence and sexual references. Age recommendation 14+ B2

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Special Performances

15 Nov 13 Captioned
16 Nov 13 Audio Described

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