Performance

Venue	The Seven Dials Playhouse
	Also: Tristan Bates Theatre, John Thaw Studio, John Curry Room, formerly The Actors Centre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	2nd May 2017
To	20th May 2017
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
The Seven Dials Playhouse (V251)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

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Date of change: 17 May 17 - T0113387056

Pete N Keely

Work:: Pete N Keely (S1081629035)

It's 1968. America's Swingin' Sweethearts, Pete Bartel and Keely Stevens, are performing live on national television! The only catch? They haven't spoken to each other in five years. Through a non-stop parade of song hits from the 50s and 60s - highlighted by elaborately staged flashbacks - Pete and Keely relive the roller coaster ride that got them where they are today... divorced! Pete and Keely have some unfinished business, and the tension bubbling beneath the show's glitzy surface threatens to boil over at any moment in a confrontation that will definitely not be ready for prime time. As the inevitable blow-up gets closer, the songs become increasingly double- edged. History repeats itself, live and in living colour, as Pete and Keely head towards a conclusion that's at once uproariously funny and surprisingly touching.

Book by	James Hindman
Music	Patrick Brady
Lyrics	Mark Waldrop
Lyrics	Patrick S. Brady (and others)

Production:: (T0113387056)

European Premiere.

Director	Matthew Gould
Musical Director	James Cleeve
Design	Emily Bestow
Costume	Emily Bestow
Lighting	Mitchell Reeve
Sound	Sam Glossop
Director	Jane Deitch (casting director)
Performer	David Bardsley (Pete Bartel)
Performer	Katie Kerr (Keely Stevens)

Listing:: L0523011246

Production details

European Premiere.

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