Performance

Venue	Everyman Theatre
	Also: The Other Space, Studio
Town	Cheltenham
County	Gloucestershire
From	14th February 2005
To	19th February 2005
When	Mon-Fri 19:45. Sat 20:00. Thu Mat 14:00. Sat Mat 14:30
Prices	From £9.00. To £26.00.
Everyman Theatre (V90)
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High Society

Work:: High Society (S1539)

The Champagne Musical includes songs such as "High Society", "Who Wants to be a Millionaire", "I Love Paris" and "Let's Misbehave". The show is set in the fashionable High Society world of Philadelphia, Tracy Samantha Lord is engaged to be married to the dependable George Kitteredge. However her wedding plans are disrupted by the arrival of her ex-husband C K Dexter Haven and two reporters from the tabloid press, who are keen to publish scandalous stories about Tracy's father and his affair with an 'exotic dancer' ! The wedding does eventually go ahead - but who does Tracy marry?!

Music	Cole Porter
Lyrics	Cole Porter
Book by	Arthur Kopit

Production:: (T517286185)

Producer	Mark Goucher
Producer	Adam Kenwright
Producer	Open Air Theatre Regents Park
Director	Ian Talbot
Design	Paul Farnsworth
Performer	Susie Blake (Mother Lord)
Performer	Katherine Kingsley (Tracy Lord)
Performer	James Jordan (Seth Lord)
Performer	Lara Pulver (Dinah)
Performer	Royston Kean (Uncle Willie)
Performer	Graham Bickley (Dexter Haven)
Performer	Bryan Torfeh (George)
Performer	Paul Robinson (Mike)
Performer	Rian Jones (Liz)
Performer	David Alder (Butler)
Performer	Giles Anderson
Performer	Cara Elson
Performer	Andrew Hutchings
Performer	Nina Kristofferson
Performer	Brenda Moore
Performer	Julia Hagle
Performer	Andrew Searle
Performer	Tony Stansfield
Performer	Julia-Ann Dixon
Performer	Thomas Aldridge
Performer	Nigel Watson
Director	James Dunsmore (Music)
Choreographer	Gillian Gregory
Design	Paul Farnsworth
Design	Andy Collins
Lighting	Jason Taylor

Listing:: L01633099509

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