Performance

Venue	New Theatre Peterborough
	Also: Concert Hall
Town	Peterborough
County	Cambridgeshire
From	20th June 2024
Opened	21st June 2024
To	29th June 2024
When	19:30. Sun 20:00. Sat Mat 15:30. Sun Mat 14:00
New Theatre Peterborough (V0379499193)
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Date of change: 27 Oct 23 - T2112357558

Rent

Work:: Rent (S1663)

A musical based on La boheme. The musical updates the plot to modern day New York where a community of East Village dwellers battle to fulfil their aspirations against the tide of reality. The show opened off Broadway at the New York Theatre Workshop in February 1996 for a two month run before transferring to the Nederlander. 35 year old Jonathan Larson never lived to see the success of the musical, dying of an aortic aneurysm shortly after the final dress rehearsal. Winner of four 1996 Tony Awards, (including Best Musical), the film rights were snapped up by Robert de Niro and Miramax.

Book by	Jonathan Larson
Music	Jonathan Larson
Lyrics	Jonathan Larson

Production:: (T2112357558)

Presented by	Landmark Theatre Productions
Director	Paul Jepson
Musical Director	Mark Crossland
Choreographer	Lucie Pankhurst
Director	Lucie Pankhurst (movement)
Design	Amanda Studley
Costume	Amanda Studley
Lighting	Andy Purves
Performer	Alicia Corrales (Maureen)
Performer	Athena Collins (Joanne)
Performer	Cameron Bernard Jones (Collins)
Performer	Evita Khrime (Mimi)
Performer	Jack Reitman (Mark)
Performer	Kyle Richardson (Angel)
Performer	Luke Friend (Roger)
Performer	Myles Hart (Benny)
Performer	Kellianna Jay (Swing)
Performer	Alexandra Brighouse (Ensemble)
Performer	Dylan Andrews (Ensemble)
Performer	Edward Bullingham (Ensemble)
Performer	Max Mirza (Ensemble)

Listing:: L1581512105

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