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Venue	Sheffield Theatres
	Also: Lyceum Theatre, Crucible Theatre, Tanya Moiseiwitsch Playhouse
Town	Sheffield
County	South Yorkshire
From	1st June 2015
To	2nd June 2015
Sheffield Theatres (V962)
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Date of change: 21 May 15 - T08895562

Cox and Box - Mrs Bouncer's Legacy

Work:: Cox and Box - Mrs Bouncer's Legacy (S136548521)

Cox & Box 1866: Cox is an apprentice hatter who works by day and Box is a printer who works by night. The two unknowingly share the same rented room, hoodwinked by their thrifty landlady Mrs Bouncer. Sir Arthur Sullivan's one act comic opera is reinvented with a brand new second act: Mrs Bouncer's Legacy 2016: A recently elected government has repatriated all migrant workers. Twin sisters, Urszula and Krystyna are secretly sharing a room - the very same one - in a run-down B&B where their landlord is a member of the UZIP party. A cross-dressed Victorian romp gives way to a thoroughly modern take on Gilbert & Sullivan inspired political satire, wrapped up with a heart-warming happy ending. You simply won't be able to stop yourself singing Fetch a Pan or Yorkshire is So Beautiful.

Music	Arthur Sullivan
Lyrics	F.C. Burnand
Author	John Madison Morton
Adapted by	Chris Monks
Adapted by	Richard Atkinson

Production:: (T08895562)

Presented by	Stephen Joseph Theatre Scarborough
Design	Tim Meacock
Sound	Paul Stear
Lighting	Tigger Johnson
Choreographer	Kraig Thornber
Choreographer	Beverley Norris-Edmunds
Musical Director	Mark Gordon
Performer	Darren Southworth
Performer	Lara Stubbs
Performer	Emilia Williams

Listing:: L2062219050

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