Performance

Venue	Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse)
	Also: Courtyard, Quarry, Bramall Rock Void
Town	Leeds
County	West Yorkshire
From	5th June 2015
To	4th July 2015
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Sat Mat 14:00. Jun 13, 20, 27, Jul 4. Thu Mat 13:30 Jun 11, 18, 25
Leeds Playhouse (formerly West Yorkshire Playhouse) (V977)
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Date of change: 24 Apr 15 - T01325401323
Date of change: 8 Dec 14 - T01325401323

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice

Work:: The Rise and Fall of Little Voice (S4771)

Quiet, private Little Voice sings as sweetly as the divas in her father's record collection - Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Shirley Bassey, Billie Holiday...Little Voice can do them all. When her mother's flash new man Ray Say hears her sing he can't believe his luck thinking that he has finally found the meal ticket he has been looking for..but will Little Voice give in to his schemes? A poignant and funny love story The Rise and Fall of Little Voice was a huge hit in the West End and on Broadway and as a movie achieved worldwide acclaim and a number of Oscar nominations.

Author

Jim Cartwright

Production:: (T01325401323)

Presented by	Birmingham Repertory Theatre Company
Presented by	West Yorkshire Playhouse
Director	James Brinning
Design	Colin Richmond
Lighting	Philip Gladwell
Musical Director	David Shrubsole
Sound	Dan Hoole
Performer	Vicky Entwistle (Mari)
Performer	Chris Gascoyne (Ray Say)
Performer	Nancy Sullivan (Little Voice)
Performer	Tendayi Jembere (Billy)
Performer	Brendan Charleson (Mr Boo)
Performer	Joanna Brookes (Sadie)

Listing:: L01404034158

Quarry

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Quarry

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Special Performances

30 Jun 15 Captioned
2 Jul 15 Audio Described
3 Jul 15 Sign Interpreted
4 Jul 15 Audio Described

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