Performance

Venue	The Other Palace
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	7th March 2016
Opened	14th March 2016
To	9th April 2016
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30. No perf Sun
The Other Palace (V806511856)
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Production Changes

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Date of change: 19 Jan 16 - T1642587376
Date of change: 18 Jan 16 - T1642587376
Date of change: 23 Oct 15 - T1642587376

Miss Atomic Bomb

Work:: Miss Atomic Bomb (S1840227595)

Welcome to Las Vegas in 1952, where every mushroom cloud has a silver lining and fallout is your friend. Tourists are going nuts for nuclear, sipping cocktails by hotel pools while watching atomic blasts ignite the desert sky. But in the midst of this euphoria, our heroine Candy's sheep have mysteriously died, Joey has deserted the army, fashionista Myrna is designing clothes for pigs, and the hapless manager of the Golden Goose still needs an atomic gimmick.. In a city controlled by the mob and the military, and with a spy in their midst, time is running out for our four friends. Inspired by the real life nuclear tests and beauty pageants of the era.

Author	Adam Long
Author	Gabriel Vick
Author	Alex Jackson-Long

Production:: (T1642587376)

World Premiere

Producer	Tanya Link Productions
Director	Bill Deamer
Director	Adam Long
Choreographer	Bill Deamer
Choreographer	Adam Long
Performer	Catherine Tate
Performer	Dean John-Wilson
Performer	Florence Andrews
Performer	Simon Lipkin
Performer	Daniel Boys
Performer	Michelle Andrews
Performer	Stephane Anelli
Performer	Charles Brunton
Performer	Jessica Buckby
Performer	Cavin Cornwall
Performer	Olivia Fines
Performer	Ryan Gover
Performer	Alyn Hawke
Performer	Sion Lloyd
Performer	Suzie McAdam
Performer	Kirk Patterson
Performer	Sasi Strallen

Listing:: L394385778

Production details

World Premiere

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