Performance

Venue	Jermyn Street Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	22nd March 2011
Opened	25th March 2011
To	23rd April 2011
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:30
Prices	From £18.50. To £18.50.
Jermyn Street Theatre (V207)
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The Kissing Dance (or She Stoops to Conquer)

Work:: The Kissing Dance (or She Stoops to Conquer) (S522796940)

In the great hall at Nonesuch, young heiress Kate Hardcastle and her cousin Constance prepare to receive their suitors. But Kate's formidable mother Mrs Hardcastle and the mischievous Tony Lumpkin have other ideas, leading to a brilliant musical comedy of mistaken identity and disguise. For tonight is All Fools' Eve, when the world can be turned upside down by determined young lovers...

Author	Charles Hart
Author	Howard Goodall

Production:: (T01728346578)

A joyful musical adaptation of Oliver Goldsmith's classic comedy She Stoops to Conquer, Howard Goodall and Charles Hart's vibrant musical receives its professional premiere at Jermyn Street Theatre.

Producer	Peter Huntley Productions
Producer	Chantelle Staynings (in association with Jermyn Street Theatre)
Director	Lotte Wakeham
Musical Director	Tom Attwood
Design	Samal Blak
Lighting	Christopher Nairne
Costume	Karen Frances
Choreographer	Tim Jackson
Performer	David Alder
Performer	Gina Beck
Performer	David Burt
Performer	Lila Clements
Performer	Greg Herst
Performer	Beverley Klein
Performer	Samuel Martin
Performer	Harriet Oughton
Performer	Jack Shalloo
Performer	Lauren Storer
Performer	Gemma Sutton
Performer	Dylan Turner
Performer	Ian Virgo

Listing:: L01964433407

Production details

A joyful musical adaptation of Oliver Goldsmith's classic comedy She Stoops to Conquer, Howard Goodall and Charles Hart's vibrant musical receives its professional premiere at Jermyn Street Theatre.

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