Ad not shown
Based on the true story of two nice ladies from the Hampshire WI, Jean Johnson and Shirley Landels, who set out on a campaign for the decriminalisation of prostitution and to improve conditions for working girls. As the conflicting worlds of Women's Institute members and working girls collide for tea and crumpets, comedy and chaos ensues in this very British musical comedy. Jean Johnson and Shirley Landels are contacted by brash brothel Madame, Holly Spencer, who claims to have the "perfect brothel" that they are looking for - a health and safety checked brothel that the police and town Councillors are aware of, "they're our best customers". Travelling to Amsterdam and to the Bunny Farm Brothel in Nevada, Jean and Shirley are universally unimpressed by working conditions. When they finally do find the "perfect brothel" in New Zealand, stripped of pimps, crime or Madames, they decide to head home and set up their own mobile brothel on the streets of Winchester to change people's hearts and minds.T01450273897Company Tea and Crumpets Productions. Director Simon Greiff. Musical Director Paul Smith. Music Steve Parker (musical arrangement). Design Gregor Donnelly. Choreographer Carly Hainsby. Lighting Will Brann. Performer Linda Nolan (Madame Holly Spencer). Performer Louise Jameson (Jean Johnson). Performer Craig Armstrong. Performer Basienka Blake. Performer Liberty Buckland. Performer Claudia Cadette. Performer James Charlton. Performer Tricia Deighton. Performer Sally Frith. Performer Alex Roots. Performer Scarlet Wilderink. | |
| 14 Nov 16 to 19 Nov 16 | Union Theatre, Inner London :: V1167 listing details L1747968434 |
| 1 Nov 16 to 5 Nov 16 | Theatre Royal Windsor, Windsor :: V742 listing details L67650990 |
© Dynamic Listing Ltd, UK. 1995-2024