Performance

Venue	Jack Studio Theatre (previously Brockley Studio Theatre)
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	1st April 2014
Opened	3rd April 2014
To	14th April 2014
When	19:45. Sat Mats Apr 5, 13 at 14:45
Prices	From £14.00. To £14.00.
Jack Studio Theatre (previously Brockley Studio Theatre) (V299)
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Date of change: 25 Feb 14 - T613106629

Damn Yankees

Work:: Damn Yankees (S1473)

A 1955 update of the Faust legend set in the world of Baseball. Joe Boyd is a happily married man in love with a disastrous baseball team (Washington Senators). One year he offers his soul to have one good hitter and the mysterious Mr Applegate accepts and makes him a 22 year old superstar (Joe Hardy). Applegate's attempt to restrain the success (via his siren Lola) fails and Joe starts to miss his wife. Applegate attempts to foil Joe's attempt to both win the pennant and escape via the contract get-out clause but all is well in the end.

Author	Richard Alder
Author	Jerry Ross
Book by	George Abbott
Book by	Douglas Wallop

Production:: (T613106629)

Running time: 2hrs 30mins

Presented by	Imperial Productions
Director	Dom O'Hanlon
Design	Dom O'Hanlon
Choreographer	Becky East
Musical Director	Sarah Burrell
Lighting	Dan Husbands
Performer	Liam Christopher-Lloyd (Joe Hardy)
Performer	Paul Tate (Applegate)
Performer	Charlotte Donald (Lola)
Performer	Jenny Delisle (Meg Boyd)
Performer	Rachel Lea-Gray (Gloria Thorpe)
Performer	James Lorcan (Van Buren)
Performer	Kevin Sherwin (Rocky)
Performer	Daniel Mack Shand (Smokey)
Performer	Adam Samuel-Bal (Sohovik)
Performer	Joe Leather (Henry)
Performer	Nathan Benson (Linville)
Performer	Jayne Ashely (Sister)
Performer	Vicki Mason (Doris)
Performer	Heidi Gowthorpe (Ms Weston)
Performer	Rosie Bennett (Lynch)

Listing:: L0231782005

Production details

Running time: 2hrs 30mins

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