Performance

Venue	Grand Theatre and Opera House
	Also: Howard Assembly Room
Town	Leeds
County	West Yorkshire
From	23rd May 2018
To	26th May 2018
When	19:15. Thu, Sat Mats 14:15
Grand Theatre and Opera House (V975)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

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Date of change: 27 Feb 18 - T1108740809
Date of change: 6 Apr 17 - T1108740809

Kiss Me, Kate

Work:: Kiss Me, Kate (S1575)

Based on Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew. Two gangsters are despatched to extract a debt from the leading man of a musical version of The Taming of the Shrew. They arrive on its First Night, in the middle of a blazing row between the show's stars and end up on stage singing Brush Up Your Shakespeare.

Music	Cole Porter
Lyrics	Cole Porter
Book by	Sam Spewack
Book by	Bella Spewack

Production:: (T1108740809)

Sung in English

Producer	Opera North
Producer	Welsh National Opera
Conductor	James Holmes
Director	Jo Davies
Design	Colin Richmond
Costume	Colin Richmond
Lighting	Ben Cracknell
Choreographer	Will Tuckett
Company	Orchestra and Chorus of Opera North
Performer	Quirijn de Lang (Fred Graham / Petruchio)
Performer	Stephanie Corley (Lilli Vanessi / Katharine)
Performer	Zoe Rainey (Lois Lane / Bianca)
Performer	Alan Burkitt (Bill Calhoun / Lucentio)
Performer	Jack Wilcox (Hortensio)
Performer	Aiesha Pease (Hattie)
Performer	Stephane Anelli (Paul)
Performer	Joseph Shovelton (Gunman)
Performer	John Savournin (Gunman)
Performer	James Hayes (Harry Trevor / Baptista)
Performer	Malcolm Ridley (Harrison Howell)
Performer	Claire Pascoe (Ralph - Stage Manager)
Performer	Michelle Andrews (dancer)
Performer	Rachael Crocker (dancer)
Performer	Freya Field (dancer)
Performer	Kate Ivory Jordan (dancer)
Performer	Harrison Clark (dancer)
Performer	Jordan Livesey (dancer)
Performer	Ben Oliver (dancer)
Performer	Ross Russell (dancer)

Listing:: L1800825204

Production details

Sung in English

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