Performance

Venue	Wycombe Swan
	Also: Old Town Hall, Oak Room
Town	High Wycombe
County	Buckinghamshire
From	25th June 2013
To	29th June 2013
Wycombe Swan (V749)
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High Society

Work:: High Society (S1539)

The Champagne Musical includes songs such as "High Society", "Who Wants to be a Millionaire", "I Love Paris" and "Let's Misbehave". The show is set in the fashionable High Society world of Philadelphia, Tracy Samantha Lord is engaged to be married to the dependable George Kitteredge. However her wedding plans are disrupted by the arrival of her ex-husband C K Dexter Haven and two reporters from the tabloid press, who are keen to publish scandalous stories about Tracy's father and his affair with an 'exotic dancer' ! The wedding does eventually go ahead - but who does Tracy marry?!

Music	Cole Porter
Lyrics	Cole Porter
Book by	Arthur Kopit

Production:: (T982496666)

Producer	John Stalker (for Music and Lyrics)
Lyrics	Susan Birkenhead (additional lyrics)
Director	Anna Linstrum
Design	Francis O'Connor
Costume	Francis O'Connor
Choreographer	Andrew Wright
Musical Director	Michael Haslam
Lighting	Chris Davey
Sound	Ben Harrison
Musical Director	Michael Haslam
Performer	Michaael Praed (Dexter Haven)
Performer	Sophie Bould (Tracy Lord)
Performer	Daniel Boys (Mike Connor)
Performer	Keiron Crook (George Kittredge)
Performer	Marilyn Cutts (Margaret Lord)
Performer	Alex Young (Liz Imbrie)
Performer	Teddy Kempner (Uncle Willie)
Performer	Katie Lee (Dinah Lord)
Performer	Craig Pinder (Seth Lord)
Performer	Alex Young (Liz Imbrie)
Performer	Jill Armour
Performer	John Bowles
Performer	Steven Butler
Performer	Matt Corner
Performer	Zoe Doano
Performer	Carol Heffernan
Performer	Lucy James
Performer	Ashley Knight
Performer	Anthony McGill
Performer	Ben Redfern
Performer	Rachel Spurrel

Listing:: L610320342

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