Performance

Venue	Hackney Empire
	Also: Bullion Room Theatre, Acorn Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	14th February 2014
To	23rd February 2014
Prices	From £10.00. To £32.00.
Hackney Empire (V309)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 15 Jan 14 - T1956018151

HMS Pinafore - or The Lass That Loved a Sailor

Work:: HMS Pinafore (S1953)

HMS Pinafore premiered in 1878 at the Opera Comique in London, and became Gilbert and Sullivan's first smash hit, enjoying a successful run of 571 performances. Satirising the snobbery and hypocrisy of the English social system of its day. HMS Pinafore is a comic tale of love, class pretensions and mistaken identities. Questioning the integrity of the ruling elite and exposing the duplicitous motives of leaders of power, this comedy still has remarkable resonance today.

Music	A.Sullivan
Lyrics	W.S.Gilbert

Production:: or The Lass That Loved a Sailor (T1956018151)

All Male Production

Presented by	Regan De Wynter Productions
Presented by	Hilary A. Williams
Director	Sasha Regan
Choreographer	Lizzi Gee
Music	Michael England (musical supervision)
Design	Ryan Dawson-Laight
Musical Director	Richard Bates
Design	Kingsley Hall (associate designer)
Producer	Hilary A. Williams
Director	Adam Braham (casting)
Performer	Keith Jack (Ralph)
Performer	Neil Moors (Captain Cocoran)
Performer	David Mc (Sir Joseph Porter K.C.B.)
Performer	Alan Richardson (Josephine)
Performer	Alex Weatherhill (Buttercup)
Performer	Aidan Crowley (Dick Deadeye)
Performer	Richard Russell-Edwards (Hebe)
Performer	Dale Page
Performer	Tommy Knapp
Performer	Paul McDowell
Performer	Shane Landers
Performer	Thomas Henson
Performer	Benjamin Wong
Performer	Ben Irish
Performer	Will Keith
Performer	Jacob Baumila

Listing:: L1777917244

Current production:Work

or The Lass That Loved a Sailor

All Male Production

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