Performance

Venue	General
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	7th September 2012
Opened	12th September 2012
To	31st March 2013
When	Tue-Sun 19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:00
Prices	From £10.00. To £30.00.
General (V1087)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 8 Jan 13 - T01689441050
Date of change: 18 Jul 12 - T1819769272
Date of change: 6 Jun 12 - T1819769272

Taboo

Work:: Taboo (S0656084028)

Taboo tells the story of the times, with actors playing out the parts of the bill-topping performers who defined a generation, including Steve Strange from Visage, the indefinable phenomenon that was Leigh Bowery, the one-man entrepreneur extraordinaire Philip Sallon. And then of course, there's Boy George, travelling from squat to superstardom, from rock to rock bottom. The show interweaves some fantastical facts of the 80s with a classic love story of ambition, passion and betrayal.

Music	Boy George
Lyrics	Boy George
Book by	Mark Davies-Markham

Production:: (T01689441050)

Producer	Danielle Tarento
Producer	Bronia Buchanan
Director	Christopher Renshaw
Design	Tim Goodchild
Lighting	Howard Hudson
Costume	Mike Nicholls
Choreographer	Frank Thompson
Musical Director	Matt Smith
Performer	Paul Baker (Philip Sallon)
Performer	Sam Buttery (Leigh Bowery)
Performer	paul Treacy (Boy George)
Performer	Jordan-Luke Gage (Marilyn)
Performer	Alex Jordan-Mills (Billy)
Performer	Devon-Elise Johnson (Kim)
Performer	Julia Worsley (Josie)
Performer	Paul Kevin-Taylor (Derek / Petal)
Performer	wain Williams (Steve Strange)
Performer	Katie Kerr (Big Sue)
Performer	Sarah Goggin (Janey)
Performer	Matthew Gent
Performer	Jennifer Hepburn
Performer	Zeph Gould

Listing:: L1768165875

This event takes place at Brixton Club House, 467 Brixton Road, London, SW9 8HH

Production details

This event takes place at Brixton Club House, 467 Brixton Road, London, SW9 8HH

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