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Venue	Landor Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	11th April 2012
To	5th May 2012
When	19:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:00. Fri 19:00
Prices	From £18.00. To £18.00.
Landor Theatre (V254)
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Date of change: 20 Jan 12 - T0811938425

The Mystery of Edwin Drood

Work:: The Mystery of Edwin Drood (S766978414)

It is the late nineteenth century. The Music Hall Royale is presenting the premiere performance of its musical comedy drama based VERY loosely on the last novel by Charles Dickens. Unfortunately, as we discover, the book is unfinished. From the point at which Dickens puts down his pen forever, you, the audience take over. You must decide whether a crime has been committed, if so, who did it, and which of the characters will finish the play as lovers. The company must learn all 500 possible endings in order to perform whichever variety of conclusions you vote for. Subtle - and not so subtle - measures will be taken as the players try to ensure they have a stab at being villain (or hero). Ultimately though the choice is yours!

Book by

Charles Dickens

Production:: (T0811938425)

Presented by	Katy Lipson (for Aria Entertainment)
Producer	Landor Theatre
Music	Rupert Holmes
Director	Matthew Gould
Director	James Cleeve (Musical Director)
Costume	Jean Gray
Design	Natasha Piper
Lighting	Maria Kearney
Performer	Wendi Peters (Princess Puffer)
Performer	Natalie Day (Edwin Drood)
Performer	Victoria Farley (Rose Budd)
Performer	Daniel Robinson (John Jasper)
Performer	Loula Geater (Helena Landlass)
Performer	David Francis (Neville Landlass)
Performer	Denis Delahunt (Chairman)
Performer	Richard Stirling (Reverend Crisparkle)
Performer	Oliver Mawdsley (Horace)
Performer	Mark Ralston (Bazzard)
Performer	Paul Hutton (Durdles)
Performer	Tom Pepper (Deputy)
Performer	Ben Goffe (Harry Sayle)

Listing:: L01104278178

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