Performance

Venue	Mayflower Theatre
Town	Southampton
County	Hampshire
From	1st May 2012
To	26th May 2012
When	19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:00
Mayflower Theatre (V774)
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Oliver!

Work:: Oliver! (S1629)

Dickens' Victorian story of a boy in a London workhouse and his adventures on the way to his family. Lionel Bart's most successful musical contains some of the great villains of all time including Fagin and Bill Sykes. The songs include "Food glorious food", "You Got to Pick a Pocket or Two", "Who will buy this wonderful morning", "I am reviewing the situation" and "Consider yourself at Home".

Author	Lionel Bart
Book by	Charles Dickens

Production:: (T01391231623)

Producer	Cameron Mackintosh (in association with Southbrook Group Limited and Stage Entertainment UK)
Performer	Neil Morrissey (Fagin - some dates)
Performer	Brian Conley (Fagin - some dates)
Performer	Cat Simmons (Nancy)
Performer	Iain Fletcher (Bill Sikes)
Performer	Stephen Moore (Mr Brownlow)
Performer	Jack Edwards (Mr Bumble)
Performer	Suzie Chard (Widow Corney)
Performer	David Langham (Mr Sowerberry)
Performer	C J Johnson (Mrs Sowerberry)
Performer	Emma Dukes (Bet)
Performer	Victoria Hay (Charlotte)
Performer	Stevie Hutchinson (Noah Claypole)
Performer	Sophie Caton
Performer	Alison Connell
Performer	Sarah Cortez
Performer	Hadrian Delacey
Performer	Beth Davies
Performer	Lee Dillon-Stuart
Performer	Nicholas Duncan
Performer	Paul Farrell
Performer	Kade Ferraiolo
Performer	Mary Fox
Performer	James Gant
Performer	Matt Harrop
Performer	Lincoln Hudson
Performer	Kara Lane
Performer	Joe Maxwell
Performer	Mikaela Newton
Performer	Ryan O'Gorman
Performer	Claire Parrish
Performer	Annie Wensak

Listing:: L355449817

Current production:Work

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Special Performances

10 May 12 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)
22 May 12 Open Captioned (STAGETEXT)

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