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Venue	Marlowe Theatre
	Also: Studio
Town	Canterbury
County	Kent
From	21st March 2016
To	26th March 2016
Marlowe Theatre (V674)
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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:: (T01185064882)

Producer	Ambassador Theatre Group
Performer	Jason Donavan (Tick Hull / Wimbledon / Bradford / Birmingham / Aylesbury / York / Edinburgh / Wales / Nottingham / Liverpool)
Performer	Duncan James (Tick - Manchester / Sunderland / Southampton / Stoke / Brighton / Eastbourne / Canterbury / Glasgow / Torquay / Northampton / Crawley / Dartford / Bristol / Oxford)
Performer	Darren Day (Tick - Woking / Plymouth / Llandudno)
Performer	Simon Green (Bernadette)
Performer	Adam Bailey (Felicia)
Performer	Philip Childs (Bob)
Performer	Richard Astbury
Performer	Rebecca Botterill
Performer	Matt Crandon
Performer	Peter Cumins
Performer	Amy Di Bartolomeo
Performer	Martin Harding
Performer	Lisa-Marie Holmes
Performer	Ricky Lee Loftus
Performer	Adam Lyons
Performer	Callum MacDonald
Performer	Laura Mansell
Performer	Catherine Mort
Performer	James Paul McAllister
Performer	Robin Mills
Performer	Craig Ryder
Performer	Naomi Slights
Performer	Julie Yammanee

Listing:: L348206424

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