Performance

Venue	Alexandra Theatre
Town	Birmingham
County	West Midlands
From	1st April 2014
To	12th April 2014
Alexandra Theatre (V140)
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West Side Story

Work:: West Side Story (S1751)

Musical based on Romeo and Juliet about rival gangs in New York City. Original concept by Jerome Robbins who did the original choreography. Includes songs such as 'Somewhere', 'Tonight', 'America', 'Maria', 'Office Krupke', 'I feel pretty' and 'Somethings Coming'.

Music	Leonard Bernstein
Lyrics	Sondheim
Book by	Arthur Laurents

Production:: (T0891166245)

Running time: 2hrs 35mins (including one 20min interval)

Producer	BB Promotion (in collaboration with Sundance Productions Inc. NY)
Producer	Howard Panter (for Ambassador Theatre Group)
Choreographer	Jerome Robbins (original)
Choreographer	Joey McKneely (this production)
Director	Joey McKneely
Performer	Katie Hall (Maria)
Performer	Louis Maskell (Tony)
Performer	Djalenga Scott (Anita)
Performer	Jack Wilcox (Riff)
Performer	Bruce Aguilar-Rohan
Performer	Charlotte Baptie
Performer	Challyce Brogdon
Performer	Charlie Cameron
Performer	Danielle Cato
Performer	Javier Cid
Performer	Nicola Coates
Performer	Rachel Crocker
Performer	Matthew Croke
Performer	David Delve
Performer	Lisa Dent
Performer	Rachel Ensor
Performer	Fraser Fraser
Performer	Sergio Giacomelli
Performer	Matthew Hawksley
Performer	Dom Hodson
Performer	Liam Paul Jennings
Performer	Devon McKenzie Smith
Performer	Alex Pinder
Performer	Scott Rayner
Performer	Sam Salter
Performer	Katie Singh
Performer	Sergi Terns
Performer	Fenia Tsikitikou
Performer	Sion Tudor Owen
Performer	Niko Wirachman

Listing:: L1468324397

Production details

Running time: 2hrs 35mins (including one 20min interval)

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