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Venue	General
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	9th November 2018
To	10th November 2018
When	19:15
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Date of change: 7 Nov 18 - T0948506178

Star of Strait Street

Work:: Star of Strait Street (S1773831121)

The beautiful singer Christina Ratcliffe arrives in Malta to entertain the troops in "The Gut" at The Morning Star. Then she meets the dashing RAF air-ace, Flying Officer Adrian Warburton - and the rest is history! Fondly remembered as "Christina of George Cross Island", Ratcliffe was awarded the British Empire Medal for her services to the RAF.

Author

Philip Glassborow

Production:: (T0948506178)

The play stars Polly March, Larissa Bonaci and Geoff Thomas, and features wartime standards like "I'll Be Seeing You" alongside original songs such as "Welcome to Valletta". Staged at the Phoenicia Hotel - the daily view that greeted our heroine from her apartment in Floriana - it promises to be a feast for theatre and music lovers, enthusiasts of Maltese history, and anyone looking for a good show!

Corporate Sponsor	The Mackintosh Foundatioin
Musical Director	Geoff Thomas
Choreographer	Emma Loftus
Performer	Polly March
Performer	Larissa Bonaci

Listing:: L761939216

Part of Voila Europe Festival. This performance takes place at Applecart Arts, 170 Harold Road, Upton Park, London E13 0SE

Production details

The play stars Polly March, Larissa Bonaci and Geoff Thomas, and features wartime standards like "I'll Be Seeing You" alongside original songs such as "Welcome to Valletta". Staged at the Phoenicia Hotel - the daily view that greeted our heroine from her apartment in Floriana - it promises to be a feast for theatre and music lovers, enthusiasts of Maltese history, and anyone looking for a good show! Part of Voila Europe Festival. This performance takes place at Applecart Arts, 170 Harold Road, Upton Park, London E13 0SE

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