Performance

Venue	Charing Cross Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	12th August 2024
To	22nd September 2024
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Wed Mats 14:30. Sat, Sun Mats 15:00
Charing Cross Theatre (V241)
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Date of change: 19 Jun 24 - T87601875

The Fabulist

Work:: The Fabulist (S957498202)

The hazards of love, the wonder of magic, and the mysteries of the universe collide in The Fabulist, a joyous and fast-paced feast of musical comedy. Italy, 1929. Illusionist-extraordinaire and outlawed heretic Julian finds himself on the run from Mussolini and the Catholic church. Stumbling upon a film shoot, he dazzles screenwriter Clarice with his magical skills and easygoing charm. But how can you trust a man whose life is built on illusion? And what will happen as the regime closes in on him?

Music	Giovanni Paisiello
Book by	James P Farwell
Lyrics	James P Farwell

Production:: (T87601875)

World Premiere.

Producer	Steven Levy (for Charing Cross Theatre Productions)
Director	John Walton
Musical Director	Bobby Goulder (and orchestrator)
Design	David Shields
Costume	David Shields
Lighting	Fridthjofur Thorsteinsson
Sound	Andrew Johnson
Director	Debbie O'Brien (casting)
Producer	Steven Levy (for Charing Cross Theatre Productions)
Other	Harry De Cruz (Magic Consultant)
Performer	Dan Smith (Julian)
Performer	James Paterson (Count Petronius)
Performer	Stuart Pendred (Cardinal Bandini)
Performer	Constantine Andronikou (Puppupini)
Performer	Reka Jonas (Clarice)
Performer	Lily De La Haye (Cassandra)
Performer	Jack Holton (Alternate Julian)
Performer	Marienella Phillips (Alternate Cassandra / Clarice)

Listing:: L847476404

Production details

World Premiere.

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