Performance

Venue	De Montfort Hall
Town	Leicester
County	Leicestershire
From	30th October 2022
To	30th October 2022
De Montfort Hall (V430)
Current/Future Listings
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Friendsical - A Parody Musical About Friends

Work:: Friendsical (S01951386155)

When Ross' wife leaves him for another woman, he fears he will never find love again. But then Rachel runs back into his life... will he end up with his one true love? Featuring original songs such as '(He's her) Lobster!', 'Richard's Moustache' and 'You're Over Me? When Were You Under Me?', the gang take on naked Thursdays, a power cut, and a dinosaur convention. What could possibly go wrong?

Author

Miranda Larson

Production:: A Parody Musical About Friends (T1586013280)

Producer	Birdbrooke Entertainment Ltd
Director	Miranda Larson
Design	Anthony Lamble
Lighting	Dom Jeffery
Sound	Julian Butler
Music	Barrie Bignold
Choreographer	Darren Carnall
Choreographer	Michael Vinsen (Associate Choreography)
Performer	Nelson Bettencourt (Ross)
Performer	Tanveer Singh Devgun (Ginter / Ensemble)
Performer	Olivia Williamson (Hot Girl / Ensemble)
Performer	Tim Edwards (Chandler)
Performer	Ally Retberg (Phoebe)
Performer	Amelia Kinu Muus (Rachel)
Performer	Sarah Michelle-Kelly (Monica)
Performer	Sario Solomon (Joey)
Performer	Louise Redknapp (guest cameo Southampton / Salford)
Performer	Kimberly Wyatt (guest cameo Cardiff / Huddersfield / Horsham / Bath)
Performer	Giovanna Fletcher (guest cameo Hull)
Performer	Harry Judd (guest cameo Dartford)
Performer	Jake Quickenden (guest cameo Bristol / Northampton / Colchester / Leicester / Aberdeen)
Performer	Joanne Clifton (guest cameo Cardiff / Bradford / Sheffield)
Performer	Jay McGuiness (guest cameo Bath)
Performer	Lawrence Chaney (guest cameo Harrogate / Dundee / Cheltenham / Eastbourne / Sheffield)
Performer	Vanity Milan (guest cameo Exeter)
Performer	Ella Vaday (guest cameo Salford)

Listing:: L278584516

A Parody Musical About Friends

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