Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal
Town	Newcastle upon Tyne
County	Tyne and Wear
From	3rd February 2014
To	15th February 2014
When	Mon-Thu/Sat 19:30. Fri 20:15. Fri Mat 17:00. Sat Mat 14:30
Theatre Royal (V570)
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Date of change: 3 Jul 13 - T170180177

Priscilla - Queen of the Desert

Work:: Priscilla - Queen of the Desert (S0877850554)

Sydney drag queen Mitzi and her two fish-out-water friends, Felicia and Bernadette, are heading west across the desert to Alice Springs in their battered old bus. They are each on their own personal journey of discovery, but together they put on a show unlike anything the locals have ever seen before. The musical is fashioned around disco hits including I Love the Night Life, I Will Survive, Shake Your Grove Thing and Finally. Based on the Oscar-winning film.

Author	Stephan Elliott
Author	Allan Scott

Production:: (T170180177)

Producer	David Ian Productions
Producer	Ambassador Theatre Group
Performer	Jason Donovan (Tick)
Performer	Noel Sullivan (Jun 10 / 11 / 12)
Performer	Richard Grieve (Bernadette)
Performer	Graham Weaver (Felicia)
Performer	Giles Watling (Bob)
Performer	Julie Stark (Marion)
Performer	Emma Kingstion (Diva)
Performer	Ellie Leah (Diva / Shirley)
Performer	Laura Mansell (Diva)
Performer	Frances Mayli McCann (Cynthia)
Performer	Alan Hunter (Miss Understanding)
Performer	Katie Birtill
Performer	James Cohen
Performer	Wayne Fitzsimmons
Performer	Leon Kay
Performer	Dann Kharsa
Performer	Liam Marcellino
Performer	Ian Oswald
Performer	Ashley Rumble
Performer	Regan Shepherd
Performer	Aaron Sweeney-Harris
Performer	Bleu Woodward

Listing:: L0876314754

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