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Venue	Leicester Square Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	29th September 2003
Opened	9th October 2003
To	11th October 2003
When	Mon-Thu 20:00. Fri, Sat 18:30, 21:15
Prices	From £37.50. To £37.50.
Leicester Square Theatre (V0148424484)
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Money to Burn

Work:: Money to Burn (S0665226830)

Lord Oliver Justin (OJ to his friends) is an aristocrat, Old Etonian, playboy, gambler, seducer and all round bounder... and, he's down on his luck. He's lost a fortune and has been kicked off the board of The Kitten Club after being caught cheating at their gaming tables, Hugo, his lawyer and best friend, refuses to lend him £10,000, and now his incredibly wealthy wife, Tiggy, has refused to give him any more money. What's a good, or even a bad man to do! There is only one way out... he must enlist some help... and his wife... must die! Part thriller, part farce, part satire, and featuring a superb twist in the final moments, Money To Burn by Daniel Abineri is unlike any musical seen so far. The twelve original songs are in the style of 1930 s, 40 s jazz pop and are an eclectic mix of character, novelty and show stopping numbers!

Author

Daniel Abineri

Production:: (T0698423221)

+ six-piece band

Producer	Daniel Abineri
Producer	Siobhan Houlihan
Producer	Paul Savident (associate producer)
Producer	Parry
Music	Simon Wallace (musical arrangement)
Director	Daniel Abineri
Design	David Shields
Costume	David Shields
Lighting	Nick Richings
Choreographer	Michele Thorne
Performer	Peter Blake (Lord Oliver Justin)
Performer	Andrew C Wadsworth (Hugo - OJ's lawyer)
Performer	Sarah-Louise Young (Tiggy - OJ's wife)
Performer	Perry Benson (Perkins - OJ's butler)
Performer	Gabrielle Noble (Rosie - a hopeful actress)
Performer	Camilla Beeput (Angel of the Kitten Club)
Performer	Rachel Lynes
Performer	Graham Martin

Listing:: L1700796358

Production details

+ six-piece band

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