Performance

Venue	Kings Theatre Portsmouth
Town	Southsea
County	Hampshire
From	26th September 2017
To	30th September 2017
Kings Theatre Portsmouth (V780)
Current/Future Listings
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The Wedding Singer

Work:: The Wedding Singer (S01214585819)

After being left at the altar, wannabe rock star Robbie - who makes his living as the wedding singer for hire of the title - succeeds in making every wedding as miserable as his own. Then he meets a sweet waitress named Julia, who attempts to cheer him up, and steals his heart in the process. The only trouble is, she's about to be married. Can Robbie pull off the performance of the decade and win the girl of his dreams?

Book by	Chad Beguelin
Book by	Tim Herlihy
Music	Matthew Sklar
Lyrics	Chad Beguelin

Production:: (T209886515)

Producer	Dan Looney
Producer	Paulden Hall Productions
Producer	Tom O'Connell
Producer	Jason Haigh-Ellery
Director	Nick Winston
Choreographer	Nick Winston
Design	Francis O'Connor
Costume	Francis O'Connor
Music	Sarah Travis (musical supervision)
Musical Director	George Dyer
Lighting	Ben Cracknell
Sound	Richard Brooker
Design	Jack Henry James (video design)
Director	Jim Arnold (casting director)
Performer	Jon Robyns (Robbie Hart)
Performer	Ray Quinn (Glen)
Performer	Cassie Compton (Julia)
Performer	Stephanie Clift (Holly)
Performer	Ruth Madoc (Grandma Rosie - not Glasgow / Edinburgh / Aberdeen / Inverness)
Performer	Barbara Rafferty (Grandma Rosie - Glasgow / Edinburgh / Aberdeen / Inverness)
Performer	Nadia Forde (Linda - Dublin)
Performer	Samuel Holmes (George)
Performer	Tara Verloop (Linda - not Dublin)
Performer	Paris Green
Performer	Hannah Jay-Allen
Performer	Susie Fenwick
Performer	Helen Walsh
Performer	Eamonn Cox
Performer	Simon Anthony
Performer	Ainsley Hall-Ricketts
Performer	Andrew Carthy
Performer	Mark Pearce
Performer	Ryan-Lee Seager
Performer	Erin Bell

Listing:: L01205571776

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