Performance

Venue	The Hexagon
Town	Reading
County	Berkshire
From	21st November 2016
To	26th November 2016
When	Mon-Thu/Sat 19:30. Fri 17:30, 20:30. Sat Mat 14:30
The Hexagon (V734)
Current/Future Listings
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Date of change: 5 Oct 15 - T01863691521

Dirty Dancing

Work:: Dirty Dancing (S612547340)

All the hits from the film's soundtrack, which includes Do You Love Me?, She's Like The Wind and Time Of My Life, are featured in the stage show along with some new numbers. The story has been re-written for the stage, but includes all of the movies memorable moments and some added scenes as well. The Houseman's take their vacation at a popular holiday camp, where youngest daughter 'Baby' meets dance teacher from the wrong side of the tracks, Johnny. There begins a classic love story through which we see that love can conquer all barriers and we learn that 'nobody puts Baby in the corner'!

Author

Eleanor Bergstein

Production:: (T01863691521)

Producer	Karl Sydow
Producer	Paul Elliott
Director	Federico Bellone
Choreographer	Gillian Bruce
Design	Roberto Cometti
Performer	Lewis Griffiths (Johnny Castle)
Performer	Katie Hartland (Baby Houseman)
Performer	Carlie Milner (Penny Johnson)
Performer	Julian Harries (Jake Houseman)
Performer	Simone Craddock (Marjorie Houseman)
Performer	Roger Martin (Max Kellerman)
Performer	Jo Servi (tito Suarez)
Performer	Lizzie Ottley (Lisa Houseman)
Performer	Michael Kent (Billy Kostecki)
Performer	Greg Fossard (Neil Kellerman)
Performer	Tony Stansfield (Mr Schumacher)
Performer	Daniela Dobega (Elizabeth)
Performer	Gabby Antrobus
Performer	Imogen Brooke
Performer	Simon Campbell
Performer	Robert Colvin
Performer	Katie Eccles
Performer	Beth Highsted
Performer	Megan Louch
Performer	Ashley Rumble
Performer	Callum Sterling
Performer	Austin Wilks
Performer	Karl James Wilson

Listing:: L176801387

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