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Venue	Grand Opera House
Town	York
County	North Yorkshire
From	29th March 2016
To	2nd April 2016
Grand Opera House (V957)
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Date of change: 24 Oct 15 - T640456903

Goodnight Mister Tom

Work:: Goodnight Mister Tom (S1121840278)

Sad and troubled, young William Beech is evacuated to the idyllic English countryside as Britain stands on the brink of World War II and is billeted with the curmudgeonly recluse Tom Oakley. Tom and Will build a remarkable and moving friendship, an unlikely bond which transforms them both, only to have their newfound happiness shattered when Will is summoned back to London by his mother. Heart-warming and inspiring, this story of two broken souls at opposite ends of the age scale celebrates the value of love and proves that friendship knows no barriers.

Book by	Michelle Magorian
Lyrics	Michelle Magorian
Music	Gary Carpenter
Lyrics	Gary Carpenter (additional lyrics)

Production:: (T640456903)

Producer	Fiery Angel
Producer	Ambassador Theatre Group
Producer	Fiery Dragons
Producer	The Children's Touring Partnership
Producer	Chichester Festival Theatre
Director	Angus Jackson
Performer	David Troughton (Tom Oakley)
Performer	Elisa de Gray (puppeteer - Sammy the dog)
Performer	Guy Lewis
Performer	Simon Markey
Performer	Abigail Matthews
Performer	Clark Devlin
Performer	Jane Milligan
Performer	Georgina Sutton (Miss Thorne)
Performer	Hollie Taylor
Performer	Martha Seignior
Performer	James Staddon
Performer	Melle Stewart
Performer	Alex Taylor-McDowall (William - Bath only)
Performer	Oliver Loades (Zach - Bath only)

Listing:: L01200114521

Current production:Work

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