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Venue	The King's Head Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	10th June 2011
To	25th June 2011
When	Jun 10, 11, 24, 25 at 19:15
Prices	From £17.50. To £17.50.
The King's Head Theatre (V235)
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Bitesize - A smorgasbord of musical comedy

Work:: Bitesize (S1098231573)

Production:: A smorgasbord of musical comedy (T1497146546)

Following the success of the mini-musicals festival ‘Feast of Snacks’ and the new-writing spectacle ‘April Revue’ last month, The A STAGE KINDLY New Musical Theatre Initiative are reprising some of the highlights of these shows in a very special celebration of musical comedy. Featuring the hilarious shorts by American writers Michael Gordon Shapiro and Mark Harvey Levine ‘HMS Pinafore’ a G&S pastiche, ‘The Charmed Life’ about a girl’s mysterious good luck, and ‘Climb The Smallest Mountain’ about a miniature golf tournament and a host of stand-alone cabaret numbers by several international writers, BITESIZE is a real treat for all fans of musical comedy.

Producer	A Stage Kindly New Musical Initiative (in association with London's Little Opera House)
Musical Director	Katy Lipson
Director	Matthew Gould
Director	Dawn Kalani Cowle

Listing:: L2056244196

A smorgasbord of musical comedy

Following the success of the mini-musicals festival ‘Feast of Snacks’ and the new-writing spectacle ‘April Revue’ last month, The A STAGE KINDLY New Musical Theatre Initiative are reprising some of the highlights of these shows in a very special celebration of musical comedy. Featuring the hilarious shorts by American writers Michael Gordon Shapiro and Mark Harvey Levine ‘HMS Pinafore’ a G&S pastiche, ‘The Charmed Life’ about a girl’s mysterious good luck, and ‘Climb The Smallest Mountain’ about a miniature golf tournament and a host of stand-alone cabaret numbers by several international writers, BITESIZE is a real treat for all fans of musical comedy.

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