Performance

Venue	Shaftesbury Theatre
Town	West End
County	Greater London
From	1st May 2014
Opened	13th May 2014
To	13th September 2014
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Wed, Sat Mats 15:00. May 13 at 19:00
Prices	From £20.00. To £65.00.
Shaftesbury Theatre (V415)
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Date of change: 29 Nov 13 - T572002422

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:: (T572002422)

Presented by	Minerva Theatre
Director	Richard Eyre
Design	Tim Hatley
Lighting	Howard Harrison
Choreographer	Stephen Mear
Musical Director	Gareth Valentine (includes dance arrangements / musical supervisor)
Sound	Paul Groothuis
Performer	Joanna Riding (Babe Williams)
Performer	Michael Xavier (Sid Sorokin)
Performer	Peter Polycarpou (Vernon Hines - until 31 May)
Performer	Gary Wilmot (Vernon Hines - from 2 June)
Performer	Alexis Owen Hobbs (Gladys)
Performer	Claire Machin (Mabel)
Performer	Colin Stinton (Hasler / Pop)
Performer	Eugene McCoy (Prez)
Performer	Sion Lloyd (Max)
Performer	Jennie Dale (Mae)
Performer	Sharon Wattis (Poopsie)
Performer	Keisha Amponsa Banson (Brenda)
Performer	Lauren Varnham (Charlene)
Performer	Jo Morris (Rita)
Performer	Nolan Frederick (Charley)
Performer	Richard Jones (Frank)
Performer	Dan Burton (Earl)
Performer	James O'Connell (Joe)

Listing:: L1842432105

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