Performance

Venue	Charing Cross Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	10th April 2017
Opened	24th April 2017
To	24th June 2017
When	Mon-Sat 19:30. Wed Mat 14:30. Sat Mat 15:00
Charing Cross Theatre (V241)
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Date of change: 10 Mar 17 - T1760319963
Date of change: 10 Jan 17 - T1760319963

The Braille Legacy

Work:: The Braille Legacy (S1860088706)

The Braille Legacy tells the thrilling, true, inspirational and epic story of Louis Braille, a young blind boy who wanted the same chance in life as those who see and ended up improving the lives of millions of blind people around the world. In Paris in the 19th century, blind people were victims of profound discrimination. Louis Braille, a bright young mind with a mad dream, arrives at the Royal Institute of Blind Youth, searching for the same chance as everyone else: to be free and independent. But he soon discovers that people and things aren't always what they first seem. By sheer determination and courage, he stumbles upon something revolutionary: a simple idea, a genius invention, a legacy.

Book by	Sebastien Lancrenon
Lyrics	Sebastien Lancrenon
Music	Jean-Baptiste Saudray

Production:: (T1760319963)

Producer	The Braille Legacy Ltd (by arrangement with Colbert Entertainment Ltd)
Producer	Kayla Hain (associate producer)
Translation	Ranjit Bolt
Director	Thom Southerland
Music	Simon Lee (music supervision / orchestrations)
Design	Tim Shortall
Costume	Jonathan Lipman
Sound	Andrew Johnson
Director	Stephen Crockett (casting director - Grindrod Casting)
Director	Jo Hawes (children's casting)
Music	Simone Manfredini (music preparation)
Performer	Jerome Pradon (Louis Braille)
Performer	Jason Broderick
Performer	Tate-Elliot Drew
Performer	Will Haswell
Performer	Lottie Henshall
Performer	Sarah-Marie Maxwell
Performer	Matthew McDonald
Performer	Kate Milner-Evans
Performer	Janet Mooney
Performer	Ceili O'Connor
Performer	Michael Remick
Performer	Ashley Stillburn
Performer	Jack Wolfe
Performer	Guillermo Bedward (some dates)
Performer	Thomas Brown (some dates)
Performer	Tallulah Byrne (some dates)
Performer	Beau Cripps (some dates)
Performer	Ilan Galkoff (some dates)
Performer	Honey Harrison-Maw (some dates)
Performer	Eliz Hassan (some dates)
Performer	Megan Haynes (some dates)
Performer	Zachary Loonie (some dates)
Performer	Mimi Slinger (some dates)
Performer	Ophir Fifi Tal (some dates)
Performer	William Thompson (some dates)

Listing:: L611289893

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