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Performance

VenueThe Other Palace
Also: Studio
TownInner London
CountyGreater London
From30th October 2015
To30th October 2015
When20:00
The Other Palace (V806511856)
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  • Date of change: 23 Oct 15 - T01865701765

The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town - A Charity World Premiere in Aid of The Prince's Trust

The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town

Work:: The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town (S439269026)

This performance is in aid of The Prince's Trust - helping change young lives From the darkest annals of Victorian England comes a lurid tale of folks, jokes... and cloaks. Murder and mayhem, chaos and comedy follow as a lone lunatic stalks the gas-lit streets of London terrorizing the population in the most horrific way (and it's not Jack The Ripper - he's away on a course!). This was originally conceived and written by Spike Milligan for a 'special one-off' TV special to reunite him with Peter Sellers and Harry Secombe - The legendary Goons. It was never recorded. The Phantom Raspberry Blower Of Old London Town was then adapted by comedy great, Ronnie Barker, first for BBC TV's Six Dates With Barker and then again, for the classic The Two Ronnies. Author, Lee Moone, has now adapted a fiendishly, rib-tickling stage version, for a whole new generation to enjoy.

Production:: A Charity World Premiere in Aid of The Prince's Trust (T01865701765)

Directed as a hilariously fast-paced live radio show. The Phantom is to be played by one of the mystery celebrity guests.
Director Dirk Maggs
Performer David Boyle
Performer Lee Moone
Performer Steve Elias
Performer James Petherick (Announcer)
Performer Jodie Jacobs (The Girl)

Listing:: L165129925




A Charity World Premiere in Aid of The Prince's Trust

Directed as a hilariously fast-paced live radio show. The Phantom is to be played by one of the mystery celebrity guests.

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