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The Wild Party archiveSet against a backdrop of Manhattan decadence and 1920's excess, The Wild Party tells the story of Queenie and Burrs, a Vaudeville showgirl and a Vaudeville clown whose relationship is marked by vicious behaviour and recklessness. In an attempt to salvage their toxic union, they decide to throw a party to end all parties. The guests are a vivid collection of the unruly and the undone: a cocaine-sniffing bisexual playboy; a washed-up boxer; a diva of indeterminate age; a fresh-faced ing?nue; and a handsome Valentino who catches Queenie's roving eye. The jazz and gin soaked party rages to a mounting sense of threat, as artifice and illusion are stripped away. But when midnight debauchery turns into tragedy, the revellers must sober up and face reality. After all, no party lasts forever.

Creatives/Company

Music: Michael John LaChiusa
Lyrics: Michael John LaChiusa
Book by(s): George C. Wolfe, Michael John LaChiusa

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Archive listings for The Wild Party (2024)

Work type: Musical.

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Director Dan Herd. Choreographer Alexzandra Sarmiento. Design Sophia Pardon. Costume Sophia Pardon. Lighting Adam King. Sound Russell Ditchfield. Music Ben Goddard-Young (musical supervisor). Other Ian Moore (production manager for Production Family). Director Richard Johnston (casting - for Pippa Ailion). Director Natalie Gallacher (casting - DeeHampton Productions Ltd). Performer George Crawford. Performer Jade Kennedy. Performer Kirsty Foreman. Performer Christian Maynard. Performer Samantha Bingley. Performer Kyle Richardson. Performer Maddison Bulleyment. Performer Lillie-Pearl Wildman. Performer Ronan Quiniou. Performer Ryan Wolpert. Performer Jennifer Louise Jones. Performer Amber Sylvia Edwards.
12 Aug 24 to 7 Sep 24EartH, Outer London :: V1668751185
listing details L1564646163

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