Performance

Venue	Bord Gais Energy Theatre (formerly Grand Canal Theatre)
Town	Dublin
County	Dublin
From	2nd May 2017
To	13th May 2017
When	19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Bord Gais Energy Theatre (formerly Grand Canal Theatre) (V020759267)
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Sleepless - A Musical Romance

Work:: Sleepless (S0452241593)

The enchanting romantic musical comedy based on the original story and screenplay of the 1993 movie classic Sleepless In Seattle. Sparkling with all of the charm, romance and wit of the much loved movie, Sleepless is the heart-warming tale of Sam who moves to Seattle with his eight-year-old son Jonah, following the tragic death of his wife. But when Jonah phones a radio show and gets Sam to talk about his broken heart and sleepless nights live on air, he suddenly finds himself one of the most sought after single men in America and a great news story for feisty journalist Annie on the opposite side of the country. It looks like love is in the airwaves, but how do you know if someone is the one for you when you've never even met... Bursting with heart and humour, Sleepless adds a fresh and lively book alongside a brand-new musical score to bring this most timeless of romantic comedies to life on stage.

Music	Ben Toth
Music	Sam Forman

Production:: A Musical Romance (T573055356)

Producer	Michael Rose
Producer	David Shore (in association with Marc Toberoff / The Bord Gais Energy Theatre Dublin and Theatre Royal Plymouth)
Director	Morgan Young
Design	Morgan Large
Costume	Sue Simmerling
Lighting	Ken Billington
Design	Ian William Galloway (video)
Sound	Simon Biddulph
Music	Larry Blank (orchestration / arrangement)
Music	Stuart Morley (musical supervision)
Musical Director	Chris Walker
Design	Richard Mawbey (wig / hair)
Director	Sarah Bird (CDG - casting director)
Director	Michael Donovan (CSA - casting director)

Listing:: L0346407404

A Musical Romance

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