Performance

Venue	Grand Theatre
Town	Wolverhampton
County	West Midlands
From	2nd June 2003
To	7th June 2003
When	19:30. Wed, Sat 14:30
Prices	From £6.50. To £24.50.
Grand Theatre (V161)
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The Boy Friend

Work:: The Boy Friend (S1440)

Set in the roaring 20s, Polly Browne is a wealthy girl with only one thing in mind: to find a boyfriend. Her fear is that she will be loved not for herself, but for her money. After several meetings and misunderstandings, and in typical musical form, she finally finds her true love. This famous period musical includes such well known numbers as Won't You Charleston With Me?, A Room In Bloomsbury, It's Never Too Late To Fall In Love and the unforgettable title song.

Author

Sandy Wilson

Production:: (T254547969)

Producer	Richard Swerrun
Producer	Dorothy Warner (for Marling Musicals Ltd)
Director	Martin Connor
Other	David Steadman (musical supervisor)
Choreographer	Bill Deamer
Design	Hugh Durrant
Director	Dane Preece (music)
Lighting	Neil Austin
Sound	Ben Harrison
Performer	Oliver Tobias (Percival Browne)
Performer	Liliane Montevecchi (Madame Dubonnet)
Performer	Roy Barraclough (Lord Brockhurst)
Performer	Sophie-Louise Dann (Hortense)
Performer	Lara Pulver (Maisie)
Performer	Suzanne Toase (Dulcie)
Performer	Laura Checkley (Fay)
Performer	Sarah Lowries (Nancy)
Performer	Zoe Curlett (Polly Browne)
Performer	Joseph Pitcher (Marcel)
Performer	Philippe Reynolds (Pierre)
Performer	Karl Clarkson (Alphonse)
Performer	Nick Winston (Bobby Van Husen)
Performer	Joshua Dallas (Tony)
Performer	Maggie Sullivun (Lady Brockhurst)
Performer	Paul Tate (Gendarme / Waiter)
Performer	Joseph Pitcher (Pepe)
Performer	Kim Harvey (Lolita)

Listing:: L01534197258

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