Performance

Venue	General
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	20th October 2009
To	31st October 2009
When	19:30
Prices	From £10.50. To £10.50.
General (V1087)
Current/Future Listings
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The Pajama Game

Work:: The Pajama Game (S1637)

Love blossoms in a pajama factor. Written in 1954. When Sid Sorokin is appointed superintendent at the Sleep Tite Pajama Factory, all he wants is to settle in and keep his job. Things become complicated, however; when he falls for Babe Williams - the leader of the Workers' Grievance Committee. Set in the 1950's middle America, this show is full of colourful characters including a jealous ex knife thrower and a sleazy corrupt boss, as well as such well known songs as 'Steam Heat' 'Hernando's Hideaway', 'I'm Not At All In Love' and 'This is My Once a Year Day'.

Book by	George Abbott
Book by	Richard Bissell
Music	Richard Adler
Music	Jerry Ross

Production:: (T1373525156)

Director	Lydia Milman
Musical Director	Aaron Clingham
Choreographer	Maddy Wynne-Jones
Design	James Sheppard
Lighting	Sherry Coenen
Costume	Caroline Turner (vintage clothing of Frillseekers)
Performer	Sam Fink (Sid)
Performer	Kirby Hughes (Babe)
Performer	Randy Smartnick (Max / Archie)
Performer	Adam Lilley (Hines)
Performer	Sophie Juge (Gladys)
Performer	Terrie-May McNulty (Brenda)
Performer	Symeon Kyriakopoulos (Charlie)
Performer	Holly Clark (Mabel)
Performer	Carsten Garbode (Joe)
Performer	Lowri-Ann Davies (Mae)
Performer	Robert Rowe (Hasler / Pop)
Performer	Lauren Thomas (Poopsie)
Performer	John Hellman (Prez)

Listing:: L01829554161

This event takes place at Ye Olde Rose & Crown Pub, 53 Hoe Street, Walthamstow, London, E17 4SA. Box Office: 020 8509 3880

Production details

This event takes place at Ye Olde Rose & Crown Pub, 53 Hoe Street, Walthamstow, London, E17 4SA. Box Office: 020 8509 3880

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