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Venue	Riverside Studios
	Also: Studios 1, 2 and 3, Cinema
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	20th December 2012
To	2nd March 2013
When	Tue-Sat 19:45. Thu, Sat, Sun Mats 15:00
Prices	From £25.00. To £40.00.
Riverside Studios (V331)
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Date of change: 19 Oct 12 - T01768018012

Salad Days

Work:: Salad Days (S1681)

In a sunny, happy, optimistic and often absurd 1954, Timothy and Jane graduate from University. Under pressure from their parents they have to find a job and a husband, respectively. Timothy's family send him off to meet a series of influential and increasingly eccentric uncles, while Jane's mother lines up a series of eligible but dull potential husbands. A chance meeting with a tramp brings the couple together as his street piano - named Minnie - gives everyone an irresistible and unstoppable urge to dance. The tramp gives Timothy the job of looking after the piano for a month. Once the month is over and after all kinds of wonderful adventures - including a ride in a flying saucer - Minnie the piano is passed on to a new couple and Timothy and Jane's families are reconciled.

Author	Dorothy Reynolds
Music	Julian Slade

Production:: (T01768018012)

Producer	Riverside Studios
Producer	Tete a Tete
Director	Bill Bankes-Jones
Design	Tim Meacock
Lighting	Mark Doubleday
Choreographer	Quinny Sacks
Musical Director	Anthony Ingle
Performer	Luke Alexander
Performer	Lee Boggess
Performer	Charlie Cameron
Performer	Richard Kent Chalk
Performer	Nicholas Collier
Performer	Matthew Hawksworth
Performer	Mark Inscoe
Performer	Kathryn Martin
Performer	Leo Miles
Performer	Tom Millen
Performer	Katie Moore
Performer	Gemma Page
Performer	Ellie Robertson
Performer	Tanya Stephens
Performer	Tony Timberlake
Performer	Josephine Warren

Listing:: L1606311695

Studio 2

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Studio 2

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