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Venue	Birmingham Hippodrome
	Also: DanceXchange,Patrick Centre
Town	Birmingham
County	West Midlands
From	10th March 2015
To	21st March 2015
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Wed, Thu Mats 14:00. Sat Mats 14:30
Birmingham Hippodrome (V145)
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Top Hat

Work:: Top Hat (S923255516)

The 1935 film centres on American dancer Jerry Travers (Astaire) who is working for bumbling producer Horace Hardwick in London. When Jerry practices his new dance routine late one night in Horace's hotel, it wakes the sleeping Dale Tremont (Rogers) below. When she goes upstairs to complain, the two are immediately attracted to each other, but complications arise when Dale mistakes Jerry for Horace, who is married to her friend.

Music	Irving Berlin
Lyrics	Irving Berlin

Production:: (T1232327476)

Producer	Kee Menzies
Producer	Stewart F Lane
Producer	Bonnie Comley
Producer	Ted Hartley
Producer	Flora Suk-Hwa Yoon
Director	Matthew White
Choreographer	Bill Deamer
Design	Hildegard Bechtler
Costume	Jon Morrell
Lighting	Peter Mumford
Sound	Gareth Owen
Musical Director	Dan Jackson
Musical Director	Michael Steel (assistant)
Performer	Alan Burkitt (Jerry Travers)
Performer	Charlotte Gooch (Dale Tremont)
Performer	Clive Hayward (Horace Hardwick)
Performer	Rebecca Thornhill (Madge Hardwick)
Performer	Sebastien Torkia (Alberto Beddini)
Performer	John Conroy (Bates)
Performer	Lucy Ashenden
Performer	Thomas Audibert
Performer	Caroline Bateson
Performer	Sophie Camble
Performer	Matthew Caputo
Performer	Kristy Cullen
Performer	Paul Farrell
Performer	Ian Goss
Performer	Carys Gray
Performer	Alyn Hawke
Performer	Rebecca Hodge
Performer	Samuel Humphreys
Performer	Thomas Inge
Performer	Thomas-Lee Kidd
Performer	Sarah-Marie Maxwell
Performer	David McKechnie
Performer	John McManus
Performer	George Olney
Performer	Ben Palmer
Performer	Holly Rostron
Performer	Maria Ward
Performer	Amy West
Performer	Monique Young

Listing:: L01208099317

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