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Venue	King's Theatre
Town	Glasgow
County	Glasgow
From	29th September 2009
To	3rd October 2009
Prices	From £12.00. To £28.50.
King's Theatre (V613)
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The Stripper

Work:: The Stripper (S02114111083)

California 1961, and there's trouble in Pine City. This was a case for Lieutenant Al Wheeler. First call was delectable Deadpan Dolores, a strawberry blonde who worked at the Club Extravaganza. She didn't usually keep things under wraps, so what was she hiding? With a nose for crime and an eye for the ladies, Wheeler will do whatever it takes to uncover the truth. Characters from Carter Brown's classic pulp fiction jump off the page in this fast-paced musical from the writer of The Rocky Horror Show. Take 18 ice cool songs written and arranged by award-winning composer Richard Hartley added together with Richard O'Brien's witty lyrics and you'll be in adolescent pulp-fiction heaven.

Book by	Carter Brown
Lyrics	Richard O'Brien
Music	Richard Hartley

Production:: (T01753285326)

Producer	Howard Panter (for ATG)
Producer	Bill Kenwright
Director	Bob Carlton
Design	Rodney Ford
Musical Director	Barry Robinson
Lighting	Matthew Eagland
Choreographer	Liz Marsh
Performer	Richard O'Brien (Mr Arkwright)
Performer	Emma-Jayne Appleyard (Deadpan Dolores)
Performer	Morgan Deare (Sherriff Lavers)
Performer	James Earl Adair (Doc Murphy / Miles Rovak)
Performer	Jack Edwards (Harvey Stern)
Performer	Chris Ellis-Stanton (Steve Loomas)
Performer	Siubhan Harrison (Sherry Mendez)
Performer	Sarah Redmond (Annabelle Jackson / Patty)
Performer	Gay Soper (Mrs Arkwright)
Performer	Jonathan Wrather (Al Wheeler)

Listing:: L01651579087

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