Performance

Venue	Devonshire Park Theatre
	Also: The Congress Theatre, Winter Garden Room, Shackleton Hall
Town	Eastbourne
County	East Sussex
From	7th July 2015
To	18th July 2015
Devonshire Park Theatre (V665)
Current/Future Listings
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The Sound of Music

Work:: The Sound of Music (S1705)

The story of the von Trapp family and their escape from Nazi occupation. Made famous by the film starring Julie Andrews and containing such songs as Climb Every Mountain, I am Sixteen, Do a Deer and many more.

Music	Richard Rodgers
Lyrics	Oscar Hammerstein
Book by	Howard Lindsay
Book by	Russel Crouse

Production:: (T2048116284)

Producer	Bill Kenwright
Director	Martin Connor
Design	Gary McCann
Choreographer	Bill Deamer
Musical Director	David Steadman
Performer	Danielle Hope (Maria)
Performer	Steven Houghton (Captain von Trapp)
Performer	Jan Hartley (Mother Abbess)
Performer	Sarah Soetaert (Baroness Elsa Schrader)
Performer	Howard Samuels (Max)
Performer	Grace Chapman (Liesl)
Performer	Luke George (Rolf)
Performer	Kate Milner Evans (Frau Schmidt)
Performer	Martin Dickinson (Admiral von Schreiber)
Performer	Madeline Banbury
Performer	Lewis Barnshaw
Performer	Ellie Botterill
Performer	Zoe Ann Bown
Performer	Colin Burnicle
Performer	Elana Cerversi
Performer	Grace Chapman
Performer	Jessica Daley
Performer	Philip Day
Performer	Lynden Edwards
Performer	Cole Emsley
Performer	Grace Gardner
Performer	Libby Griffiths
Performer	Lewis Jamieson
Performer	William Keeler
Performer	Noah Key
Performer	Zach Loizou
Performer	Mia Long
Performer	Ava Merson-O'Brien
Performer	Isabelle Methven
Performer	Tilly Murray
Performer	Zaiya Omamon
Performer	Katie Shearman
Performer	Isabella Taylor
Performer	Joshua Warden
Performer	Liberty Wilson
Performer	Hanna Zienkiewicz

Listing:: L0273449826

Congress Theatre

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