Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal Stratford East
	Also: The Red Crate/Gerry's
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	16th February 2024
Opened	22nd February 2024
To	30th March 2024
When	19:30. Feb 22 at 19:00. Sat Mats 14:30
Theatre Royal Stratford East (V337)
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Date of change: 7 Dec 23 - T791755054
Date of change: 11 Apr 23 - T791755054

The Big Life

Work:: The Big Life (S500516771)

On the Windrush over from the Caribbean to England, a pact is made by a group of men not to get involved with women for three years whilst they 'institute a regime of work and betterment'. Each man's resolve is tested as one by one they fall prey to Cupid's arrow.

Music	Paul Joseph
Lyrics	Paul Sirett
Book by	Paul Sirett
Book by	Tameka Empson

Production:: (T791755054)

Director	Tinuke Craig
Design	Jasmine Swan
Costume	Jasmine Swan
Lighting	Elliot Griggs
Sound	Emma Laxton
Musical Director	Ian Oakley
Choreographer	Ingrid Mackinnon
Director	Jacob Sparrow (casting)
Other	John Boqwana-Page
Stage Manager	Vanessa Sutherland
Stage Manager	Emma Currie (deputy)
Stage Manager	Tayla Hunter (assistant)
Performer	Juliet Agnes (Kathy)
Performer	Danny Bailey (Admiral / Eros)
Performer	Gabrielle Brooks (Sybil)
Performer	Nathanael Campbell (Bernie)
Performer	Khalid Daley (Dennis)
Performer	Beth Elliott (Jacqueline / Secretary)
Performer	Tameka Empson (Mrs Aphrodite)
Performer	Leanne Henlon (Mary)
Performer	Rachel John (Zulieka)
Performer	Karl Queensborough (Lennie)
Performer	Ashley Samuels (Ferdy)

Listing:: L01020611931

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Special Performances

9 Mar 24 Relaxed
14 Mar 24 Sign Interpreted
15 Mar 24 Captioned
16 Mar 24 Audio Described

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