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The Last Ever Musical archiveBrian Wilts, a small-time London based theatre producer, has spent his entire working life scheming, dealing, begging and borrowing, sweet-talking, manipulating and schmoozing, pampering, massaging egos, promising 'the world', and skating on financial, ethical and moral thin-ice, suddenly has a rude-awakening one morning when he finds himself facing his own judgement day. The opening night of a £95,000.00 theatrical commission from The Femlette Feminine Hygiene Corporation is fast approaching, Brian is up the proverbial creek without a paddle as, despite positive assurances to his backers, there isn't in fact a show, and he's spent a large chunk of the advance on making his other loss-making productions happen, coupled with the maintenance of his hedonistic life-style. Added to which the theatre owners, themselves under pressure to come up with a hit after a string of disastrous failures, are now insisting that the show, an exploration of ?woman in today's society', be made more ?up-beat' than Brian's original proposal, by turning it into an all singing and dancing mainstream musical. Can Brian utilise his eclectic skills to rise to the challenge, or will his fragile house of cards come crashing down around him, making this his theatrical swan-song!

Creatives/Company

Music: Richard Bates
Lyrics: Richard Bates
Book by: Simon James Collier

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Archive listings for The Last Ever Musical (2013)

Work type: Musical.

T928930346

World PremiereProducer The Okai Collier Company Ltd. Producer Evcol Entertainment (in association with the White Bear). Director Simon James Collier. Design David Shields. Lighting Ciaran Cunningham. Choreographer Omar F. Okai. Costume David Shields. Musical Director Richard Bates. Performer Jonathan Barnes (Brian Wilts). Performer Stacey V Bland (Lovelace Lewis). Performer Lauren Harvey (Tara). Performer Rebecca Hood (Ms Harriet Pie). Performer Emma Kurij (Marlene Haggis). Performer Jeroen Robben (Tennell / Justin). Performer Rick Tolley (Ben). Performer Leejay Townsend (Roxand 'Smarts).
13 Aug 13 to 7 Sep 13White Bear, Inner London :: V256
listing details L01421032804

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