Performance

Venue	Drayton Arms Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	24th October 2017
To	12th November 2017
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Sun 17:00
Drayton Arms Theatre (V0952168700)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 26 Sep 17 - T1309808451
Date of change: 7 Sep 17 - T1309808451

When Midnight Strikes

Work:: When Midnight Strikes (S01125990646)

New York, New Year's Eve 1999 - the dawn of a new millennium - and Jennifer West's intimate dinner party for close friends and family begins to fall apart upon the discovery that her husband has been having an affair. To make matters worse, she realises that the unknown mistress is one of eleven party guests. As the hosts confront their unravelling marriage, new resolutions, past mistakes, and an uncertain future merge into an explosive and life-altering evening. Kevin Hammonds' book is in turn hilarious and moving, the plot keeping the audience on tenter- hooks until the finale. With a score by Charles Miller packed with original show-stopping songs, When Midnight Strikes gives a remarkably accurate sense of the brittle gaiety of a New Year party, with all the tensions so often seething beneath the surface.

Book by	Kevin Hammonds
Lyrics	Kevin Hammonds
Music	Charles Miller

Production:: (T1309808451)

Company	MKEC Productions
Director	Marc Kelly
Musical Director	Oli Rew
Design	Victoria Francis
Stage Manager	Helen Burdett
Performer	Simon Burr (Christopher)
Performer	Elizabeth Chadwick (Jennifer)
Performer	Ellie Nunn (Josephina)
Performer	Victoria George (Zoe)
Performer	Stephinie Lyse (Nicole)
Performer	James Dangerfield (Greg)
Performer	Marcia Sommerford (Rachel)
Performer	Georgina Nicholas (Twyla)
Performer	Marc Kelly (Bradley)
Performer	Matthew Boyd (Alex)
Performer	Andrew Truluck (Edward)
Performer	Victoria Waddington (Muriel)

Listing:: L540733322

Reviews

When Midnight Strikes review
27Oct17: Drayton

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