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Promises, Promises archiveBased on the screenplay The Apartment by Billy Wilder and I.A.L. Diamond. The story follows the tormented love affair of Chuck, a clerk, who achieves promotion by renting his room to his bosses for their extra-marital affairs. In the course of his career rise, Chuck learns that one of these 'temporary tenants' is having an affair with Fran, the girl he loves. Amongst the score's many delightful songs was 'I'll Never Fall in Love Again', which became a hit for Dionne Warwick in the US, and was a UK number one for Bobby Gentry.

Cast/Performers

Richard Frame (Chuck Baxter), Martin Turner (J D Sheldrake), Emma Williams (Fran Kubelik), Jack Chissick (Dr Dreyfus), Helen Dixon (Miss Della Hoya), Amy Field (Dentist's Nurse), Helen French (Vivian), Glyn Grain (Mr Dobitch), Susie Harriet (Ginger), Sarah Helsby Hughes (Company / Vocalist), Julia Hinchcliffe (Peggy Olson), Graham Howes (Mr Eichelberger), Barnaby Ingram (Company Doctor), Sarah Ingram (Marge MacDougall), Stuart Liddle (Mr Kirkeby), Alice Mogg (Miss Polansky), Jess Plumridge (Company / Vocalist), Michael Remick (Jesse Vanderhof), Ellie Sprack (Sylvia Gilhooley), Ewan Wardrop (Karl Kubelick), Nancy Wei George (Miss Wong)

Creatives/Company

Music(s): Burt Bacharach, Neil McArthur (musical arranger)
Lyrics: Hal David
Book by: Neil Simon
Producer(s): Sheffield Theatres, Adam Spiegel Productions
Director(s): Angus Jackson, Dane Preece (music)
Design: Robert Innes Hopkins
Lighting: Hartley T A Kemp
Choreographer: Adam Cooper
Sound: Nick Greenhill

Promises, Promises

Promises, Promises (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T01075171205. Details of all Promises, Promises archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S47687842

Archive Listings

1 Dec 05
  to
21 Jan 06
Sheffield Theatres
Sheffield, South Yorkshire
Performance Details => Venue archive

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