Performance

Venue	White Bear
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	20th October 2015
Opened	22nd October 2015
To	8th November 2015
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Oct 31, Nov 7 Sat Mats 14:30. Sun Mats 16:00
White Bear (V256)
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Date of change: 15 Sep 15 - T01740584049

Kathy Kirby: Icon

Work:: Kathy Kirby: Icon (S591485926)

Tom O'Brien's play charts Kathy Kirby's startling story. Her rise to superstardom, fame, fortune and a string of lovers to her withdrawal from public life and her struggle with inner demons, a spiral downwards, a turbulent personal life and the descent into virtual recluse. Illustrated with songs and live music from the thirties to the seventies Kathy Kirby: Icon is the portrait of an artist and a star who had it all and subsequently lost everything.

Author

Tom O'Brien

Production:: (T01740584049)

Kathy Kirby: Icon is accompanied by David Cantor's new work I Play for Me which tells the fictional story of Elliot Figueroa, a trailblazing 1960s musician whose temperamental side comes hand-in-hand with his raw talent and, who on the brink of success, realises that everything comes at a cost.

Presented by	Mihara Donegan
Director	Tim Heath
Music	James Cleeve (musical supervisor)
Design	David Shields
Choreographer	Karen Halliday
Performer	Jeremy Gagan
Performer	Tina Jones
Performer	Maggie Lynne
Performer	Eddie Mann
Performer	Harry McLeod
Performer	Lloyd Morris
Performer	Obbi O'Keiffe
Performer	Michael Scott Wiseman

Listing:: L376148102

Production details

Kathy Kirby: Icon is accompanied by David Cantor's new work I Play for Me which tells the fictional story of Elliot Figueroa, a trailblazing 1960s musician whose temperamental side comes hand-in-hand with his raw talent and, who on the brink of success, realises that everything comes at a cost.

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