Performance

Venue	Mitchell Arts Centre
Town	Stoke-on-Trent
County	Staffordshire
From	27th November 2002
To	30th November 2002
When	19:30, sat 14:15
Prices	From £6.00. To £6.00.
Mitchell Arts Centre (V999)
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Half a Sixpence

Work:: Half a Sixpence (S1532)

Musical made famous in a film starring Tommy Steele. When a young draper's apprentice receives an unexpected legacy which makes him acceptable to the snobbish Walsingham family, he must choose between love for his childhood sweetheart and the flattering attentions of Helen Walsingham.. From the Original book 'Kipps' by H G Wells.

Music	David Heneker
Lyrics	David Heneker
Book by	Beverley Cross

Production:: (T01759841961)

Digital imaging by Mic Pool, Jude Kelly will introduce photography into the production, and will work with the watercolour artist Len Tabner to create visual imagery.

Director	Jude Kelly
Choreographer	Stephen Mear
Design	Peter McKintosh
Lighting	Chris Davy
Sound	Conrad Hendricks
Director	Wendy Gadain (music)
Director	James Powell (assistant)
Performer	Jonjo O'Neill (Arthur Kipps)
Performer	Samantha Seager (Ann Pornick)
Performer	David Alder (Mr Shalford)
Performer	Cameron Blakely (Chitterlow)
Performer	Julie Bourne (Laura)
Performer	Ken Bradshaw (Young Walsingham)
Performer	Lindsey Dawson (Flo Bates)
Performer	Damien Delaney (Ensemble)
Performer	Jenny Dougan (Ensemble)
Performer	Cara Elston (Ensemble)
Performer	Susan Fay (Mrs Walsingham)
Performer	Sara Griffiths (Helen Walsingham)
Performer	Lucy Harris (Shop Girl)
Performer	Pip Hinton (Mrs Botting)
Performer	Clare Humphrey (Shop Girl)
Performer	Bret Jones (Carshot)
Performer	Matt Lightowler (Ensemble)
Performer	Tania Mathurin (Shop Girl)
Performer	Andrew Norris (Pearce)
Performer	Carl Patrick (Buggins)
Performer	Jeanette Ranger (Mrs Botting)
Performer	Nick Searle (Sid Pornick)

Listing:: L01612182700

Production details

Digital imaging by Mic Pool, Jude Kelly will introduce photography into the production, and will work with the watercolour artist Len Tabner to create visual imagery.

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