Performance

Venue	Wycombe Swan
	Also: Old Town Hall, Oak Room
Town	High Wycombe
County	Buckinghamshire
From	22nd August 2024
To	24th August 2024
Wycombe Swan (V749)
Current/Future Listings
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 30 Jul 24 - T01806330121

Ghost the Musical

Work:: Ghost the Musical (S1326188308)

The timeless fantasy about the power of love. While walking back to their apartment one night, Sam and Molly are mugged, leaving Sam murdered on a dark street. Sam is trapped as a ghost between this world and the next and unable to leave Molly who he learns is in grave danger. With the help of Oda Mae Brown (a phoney psychic) Sam tries to communicate with Molly in the hope of being able to save and protect her.

Music	Dave Stewart
Music	Glen Ballard (from the film by Bruce Joel Rubin)
Adapted by	Bruce Joel Rubin

Production:: (T01806330121)

Producer	Bill Kenwright Ltd
Director	Bob Tomson
Choreographer	Alistair David
Design	Mark Bailey
Lighting	Nick Richings
Sound	Dan Samson
Other	Richard Pinner (illusions)
Performer	Rebekah Lowings (Molly Jenson)
Performer	Jacqui Dubois (Oda Mae Brown)
Performer	Josh St. Clair (Sam Wheat)
Performer	James Mateo-Salt (Carl Bruner)
Performer	Jules Brown (Willie Lopez)
Performer	Garry Lee (Subway Ghost)
Performer	Tanisha Butterfield (Clara)
Performer	Keiahna Jackson-Jones (Louise)
Performer	Molly Cleere (Mrs Santiago / Bank Officer)
Performer	Gabrielle Cummins (Officer Wallace)
Performer	Olivia-Rose Deer (Susan / Ortisha)
Performer	Wade Lewin (Orlando)
Performer	Jamie Pritchard (Detective Biederman)
Performer	Joe Readman (Ensemble / 2nd Cover Brunner / 1st Cover Orlando / 1st Cover Detective Beiderman)

Listing:: L0897486482

Current production:Tour/Production

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