Performance

Venue	Malvern Theatres
	Also: The Cinema, Forum Theatre, Festival Theatre
Town	Malvern
County	Worcestershire
From	8th October 2012
To	13th October 2012
When	Mon-Sat 20:00. Wed, Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £19.50. To £29.50.
Malvern Theatres (V01718852442)
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Date of change: 3 Apr 12 - T0173794804

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:: (T0173794804)

Running time: 2hrs 35mins including one interval f 20mins

Producer	Giuliano Crispini
Producer	Giddy Ox
Director	Jim Cartwright
Design	Morgan Large
Director	Luisa Hinchliff (assistant)
Lighting	Jason Taylor
Sound	Andi Johnson
Music	Steven Luke Walker (musical arranger)
Orchestration	Greg Arrowsmith
Performer	Beverley Callard (Mari Hoff)
Performer	Ray Quinn (Billy)
Performer	Joe McGann (Ray Say)
Performer	Jess Robinson (Laura - Little Voice)
Performer	Duggie Brown (Mr Boo)
Performer	Sally Plumb (Sadie)
Performer	Ceris Hine (ensemble)
Performer	John Cockerill (ensemble)
Performer	Lisa Howard (ensemble)
Performer	Philip Andrews (ensemble)

Listing:: L740269107

Current production:Work

Production details

Running time: 2hrs 35mins including one interval f 20mins

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