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Venue	Theatr Clwyd
	Also: Anthony Hopkins Theatre, Emlyn Williams Theatre
Town	Mold
County	Flintshire
From	23rd September 2022
To	15th October 2022
Theatr Clwyd (V810)
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Date of change: 20 Aug 22 - T1148269193

The Famous Five

Work:: The Famous Five (S511105448)

George isn't happy at the idea of being lumbered with three unknown cousins for the summer, and her devoted dog Timmy agrees. Her cousins aren't keen on the prospect either. Julian's struggling to live up to the responsibility of being the eldest; Anne is working out how to make her voice heard; while Dick would like everyone to stop fussing and focus on more important things. Like sandwiches. But out in the bay lies Kirrin Island, with a ruined castle rumoured to harbour secrets. And it quickly becomes clear that five heads are better than one when it comes to solving mysteries... Soon the Famous Five are on a daring mission with the future of the planet at stake!

Book by	Enid
Adapted by	Elinor Cook
Music	Theo Jamieson
Lyrics	Theo Jamieson

Production:: (T1148269193)

Producer	Chichester Festival Theatre
Producer	Theatr Clwyd
Director	Tamara Harvey
Design	Lucy Osborne
Choreographer	Annie-Lunnette Deakin-Foster
Music	David White (musical supervisor)
Musical Director	Katherine Rockhill
Music	Theo Jamieson (orchestration)
Lighting	Johanna Town
Sound	Dan Samson
Design	Ash Woodward (video)
Director	Charlotte Sutton (CDG - casting)
Performer	Ailsa Dalling (puppeteer / puppet associate)
Performer	Elisa De Grey (Timmy puppeteer / puppet associate)
Performer	Lara Denning (Aunt Fanny)
Performer	Maria Goodman (George)
Performer	Sam Harrison (Bobby)
Performer	Isabella Methven (Anne)
Performer	David Ricardo-Pearce (Uncle Quentin)
Performer	Louis Suc (Dick)
Performer	Kibong Tanji (Rowena)
Performer	Dewi Wykes (Julian)

Listing:: L01092814043

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