Performance

Venue	Bord Gais Energy Theatre (formerly Grand Canal Theatre)
Town	Dublin
County	Dublin
From	23rd September 2015
To	26th September 2015
Bord Gais Energy Theatre (formerly Grand Canal Theatre) (V020759267)
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Date of change: 23 Jun 15 - T01278222182

Love Me Tender

Work:: Love Me Tender (S01186772562)

In a small town in 1950s America, a guitar-playing, hip-swivelling stranger rides his motorbike into town. Is he The Devil in Disguise or a Hound Dog in his Blue Suede Shoes? The townsfolk are about to be All Shook Up and could be headed for Heartbreak Hotel, but for Natalie, the love-struck, tomboy mechanic, it really is Now or Never. Packed with 25 of the best loved songs by The King himself, Love Me Tender, by the writer of the award-wining West End and Broadway smash hit Memphis, is a funny and moving tale of hope, second chances and the healing qualities of Rock 'n' Roll.

Author

Joe DiPietro

Production:: (T01278222182)

Producer	Adam Spiegel Productions
Producer	Robert G. Bartner
Producer	Ambassador Theatre Group
Director	Karen Bruce
Choreographer	Karen Bruce
Design	Morgan Large
Lighting	James Whiteside
Performer	Mica Paris (Sylvia)
Performer	Sian Reeves (Mayor Matilda Hyde)
Performer	Shaun Williamson (Jim)
Performer	Ben Lewis (Chad)
Performer	Mark Anderson (Dennis)
Performer	Aretha Ayeh (Lorraine)
Performer	Chris Howell (Sheriff Earl)
Performer	Felix Mosse (Dean)
Performer	Laura Tebbutt (Natalie)
Performer	Kate Tydman (Miss Sandra)
Performer	Sophie Ayres
Performer	Jamie Hughes-Ward
Performer	Will Jeffs
Performer	Jacob Maynard
Performer	Matthew McKenna
Performer	Elliot Powell
Performer	Stephanie Rojas
Performer	Ruthie Stephens
Performer	Paulo Teixeira
Performer	Lindsey Tierney
Performer	Sharon Wattis
Performer	T'Shan Williams

Listing:: L987198796

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