Performance

Venue	Union Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	3rd April 2014
To	3rd May 2014
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 14:30
Prices	From £20.00. To £20.00.
Union Theatre (V1167)
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Date of change: 24 Feb 14 - T020878728

The Beautiful Game

Work:: The Beautiful Game (S335655298)

BELFAST, 1969. Andrew Lloyd Webber and Ben Elton's new musical is the story of ordinary people in an extraordinary situation. As the sixties draw to a close, life is just beginning for a group of teenagers. Amongst them are Father O'Donnel's football team including Del and John who both have enough talent to make it big. Their girlfriends, Mary and Christine are dreaming about what to do with their lives and worrying about the way their world is changing. Yearning for a time when they can live and love in peace, they all learn that to escape from bigotry and intolerance will take all the courage they can muster. Winner of Critics' Circle Award 2000 for Best Musical.

Book by	Ben Elton
Lyrics	Ben Elton
Music	Andrew Lloyd Webber

Production:: (T020878728)

Producer	Kylie Vilcins (for PTM Ltd)
Musical Director	Ben Holder
Director	Lotte Wakeham
Choreographer	Tim Jackson
Design	David Shields
Music	Tom Kelly (musical supervision)
Director	Will Burton (casting)
Performer	Niamh Perry (Mary)
Performer	Bewn Kerr (John)
Performer	Stephen Barry (Del)
Performer	Daniella Bowen (Christine)
Performer	Freddie Rogers (Thomas)
Performer	Will Jeffs (Daniel)
Performer	Alan McHale (Ginger)
Performer	Natalie Douglas (Bernadette)
Performer	Carl McCrystal (Father O'Donnell)
Performer	Tom Brandon-Farrell
Performer	Leigh Lothian
Performer	Shane McDaid
Performer	Joanna O'Hare
Performer	Charlie Royce

Listing:: L01505821261

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