Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal Plymouth
	Also: Drum Theatre, The Lyric
Town	Plymouth
County	Devon
From	9th May 2009
To	16th May 2009
Theatre Royal Plymouth (V895)
Current/Future Listings
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Quadrophenia

Work:: Quadrophenia (S1182115080)

Set in London and Brighton at the height of the Mod era, Quadrophenia is told through the eyes of Jimmy, a hedonistic style conscious teenager searching for a place to belong and a girl to love. Misunderstood by his parents and stuck in a dead end job, he sets off on a trip to Brighton that will change his life forever.

Music	Pete Townshend
Lyrics	Pete Townshend

Production:: (T576008326)

The coming of age story is brought to life in this original stage adaptation of the legendary album. The evocative world of sixties Britain provides a colourful backdrop to Jimmy’s journey.

Producer	Bill Schultz
Producer	Ina Meibach
Producer	Theatre Royal Plymouth (in association with Industrial Language Ltd)
Adapted by	Jeff Young
Adapted by	John O'Hara
Adapted by	Tom Critchley
Director	Tom Critchley
Design	Sophie Khan
Choreographer	Frances Newman
Costume	Carl Perry
Sound	Jason Barnes
Lighting	Ace McCarron
Director	Kevin McCurdy (fight)
Sound	Jason Barnes
Musical Director	Elliott Ware
Director	Pippa Ailion (casting)
Performer	Ryan O'Donnell (Jimmy - Romantic)
Performer	Jack Roth (Jimmy - Lunatic)
Performer	George Maguire (Jimmy - Tough Guy)
Performer	Rob Kendrick (Jemmy - Hypocrite)
Performer	sydney Rae White (The Girl)
Performer	Kirsty Malone (Mum)
Performer	Dawn Sievewright (Guardian Angel)
Performer	Iris Roberts (Guardian Angel)
Performer	Lillie Flynn (Guardian Angel)
Performer	John Schumacher (Dad)
Performer	Kevin Wathen (The Godfather)
Performer	Ryan Gage (Ace Face)
Performer	Tom Robertson (Gang Leader)
Performer	Daniel Curtis (Swing)
Performer	Sean Croke (Swing)
Performer	Brennan Reece (Swing)

Listing:: L0720459038

Production details

The coming of age story is brought to life in this original stage adaptation of the legendary album. The evocative world of sixties Britain provides a colourful backdrop to Jimmy’s journey.

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