Performance

Venue	General
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	13th July 2005
To	14th August 2005
When	Fri, Sat, Sun at 19:00
Prices	Free
General (V1087)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Treasure Island

Work:: Treasure Island (S5343)

Stevenson's story of pirates, double crossing and treasure. Treasure Island follows Young Jim Hawkins and his motley crew across the ocean in their search for hidden pirate spoils. With mutiny in the air they soon face deadly peril from the most ruthless pirate to ever terrorise the seven seas - Long John Silver! So can young 'Jim Lad' out-wit the scoundrel and live to claim the treasure?

Book by

Robert Louis Stevenson

Production:: (T0644307892)

With lashings of comedy, live music, pirates, parrots, puppetry and fast-moving action, this production offers an adventurous and entertaining treat for all ages 5+

Producer	Suzana Rosenthal
Producer	The Steam Industry
Translation	Kenneth McLeish
Director	Phil Willmott
Choreographer	Darren Royston
Costume	Miranda King
Costume	Peter Mulloy
Performer	Ally Holmes
Performer	Amy Ip
Performer	Andrew Venning
Performer	Bea Holland
Performer	Christopher Chamberlain
Performer	Edward Jaspers
Performer	Jonathan Lisle
Performer	Julius Barnett
Performer	Kerry Skinner
Performer	Lara-Michelle Goodfellow
Performer	Martin Nee
Performer	Matthew Hodson
Performer	Nick Smithers
Performer	Nicola Delaney
Performer	Olivia MacDonald
Performer	Phil Sealey
Performer	Phil Willmott
Performer	Robert Donald
Performer	Stewart Alexander
Performer	Tom Hambleton
Performer	Ursula Mohan

Listing:: L0261490857

The Scoop, More London Riverside, London SE1. Website Open Air Production

Current production:Work

Production details

With lashings of comedy, live music, pirates, parrots, puppetry and fast-moving action, this production offers an adventurous and entertaining treat for all ages 5+ The Scoop, More London Riverside, London SE1. Website Open Air Production

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