Performance

Venue	The Other Palace
	Also: Studio
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	22nd July 2017
To	22nd July 2017
When	14:00
The Other Palace (V806511856)
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Date of change: 19 Jul 17 - T793954938

The Colours of Faith

Work:: The Colours of Faith (S01857122051)

"I can't remember the last time I was actually satisfied with my life." With all the pressure and anxiety that comes with teenage living, Faith Daniels finds any inspiration for her art project "Me, Myself and I" impossible to come by. It is not until her childhood toys come to life to try and help her that she realises she may have a better imagination than she once thought, but is it more than she bargained for? This coming of age musical explores the joys and sorrows of moving from adolescence to adulthood and the emotions young people deal with while attempting to let go of the past and prepare for the future.

Book by	Amelia Gregorian
Book by	Mimi Smithson
Book by	Sulivan ee
Book by	James Monckton
Music	James Monckton
Music	Sophie-Jade Madine
Music	Mimi Smithson
Music	Emily Weller
Music	Russell Dent-Burnett

Production:: (T793954938)

The Colours of Faith is an original musical written by members of The BRIT School's Year 14 Musical Theatre Course.

Musical Director	Steven Geraghty
Music	Joshua Madine (musical arrangement)
Performer	Amelia Gregorian (Faith)
Performer	Mimi Smithson (Heather)
Performer	Russell Bent-Burnett (Toddy)
Performer	Shem Hamilton (Lionidus)
Performer	Emily Weller (Dakota)
Performer	James Monckton (Captain Silver)
Performer	Sophie-Jade Madine (Frida Kahlo)
Performer	Milly Zeroo (Rose)
Performer	Charlie Booker (Tristan)
Performer	Jake Samson (Miss Sasquatch)
Performer	Roseanne Musgrove (Mrs Trot)
Performer	Adam Claydon (Mr Trot)
Performer	Poppie Widger (Dr Sunn)

Listing:: L01340928404

Production details

The Colours of Faith is an original musical written by members of The BRIT School's Year 14 Musical Theatre Course.

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