Performance

Venue	Hope Mill Theatre
Town	Manchester
County	Greater Manchester
From	27th September 2019
To	9th November 2019
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Hope Mill Theatre (V0587051306)
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Date of change: 20 Dec 18 - T065990430

Mame

Work:: Mame (S1598)

Based on the original story Auntie Mame by Patrick Dennis. Newly orphaned Patrick sets out to find his only living relative - Auntie Mame - only to find her penthouse apartment full of colourful characters enjoying a huge party. Eccentric but endearing Auntie Mame takes him in and Patrick's upbringing is never quite the same again! This funny yet touching show includes the title song Mame, arguably one of the most spectacular chorus numbers ever written.

Music	Jerry Herman
Lyrics	Jerry Herman
Book by	Jermoe Lawrence
Book by	Robert E Lee

Production:: (T065990430)

Producer	Aria Entertainment
Producer	Hope Mill Theatre
Director	Nick Winston
Choreographer	Nick Winston
Performer	Tracie Bennett (Mame\|)
Performer	Harriet Thorpe (Vera)
Performer	Tim Flavin
Performer	Chase Brown (Older Patrick)
Performer	Grace Chapman (Gloria Upson)
Performer	Lauren Chia (Pegeen Ryan)
Performer	Soo Drouet (Mother Burnside / Madame Branislowski)
Performer	Jessie May (Agnes Gooch)
Performer	Hugh Osborne (Dwight Babcock)
Performer	Lewis Rae (M Lindsay Woolsey)
Performer	Pippa Winslow (Mrs Upson / Sally Cato)
Performer	Benjamin Wong (Ito)
Performer	Liam Wrate (Junior Babcock)
Performer	Harry Cross (Young Patrick - some dates)
Performer	Isaac Lancel-Watkinson (Young Patrick - some dates)
Performer	Lachlan White(Young Patrick - some dates) (Young Patrick - some dates)
Performer	Jabari Braham
Performer	Aston Newman Hannington
Performer	India Thornton

Listing:: L01676288239

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