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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?T01641085731Please 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). | |
| 26 Oct 13 to 16 Nov 13 | Belgrade Theatre, Coventry :: V153 listing details L1412369902 |
| 4 Oct 13 to 19 Oct 13 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L01941171262 |
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