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The Wild Party! archiveQueenie was a blonde and her age stood still and she danced twice a day in Vaudeville ... Prohibition era Manhattan. Vaudeville dancer Queenie lives in a squalid apartment with Burrs, the clown whose act follows hers. Their violent and sexually charged relationship is destined to end in tragedy but to save themselves from facing grim reality they decide to throw a wild party for their flamboyant friends. The partying high-living-low-lives include good-time girl Kate and her new beau Black, lesbian Madeleine, Eddie and Mae, a boxer and his diminutive girlfriend, and musical composer brothers Oscar and Phil. Based on a steamy, jazz-age verse novel by Joseph Monclure March described as a feast of stunning imagery that evokes the innocence and decadence of the age, The Wild Party was a major popular and critical hit when it opened in New York in 2000.

Cast/Performers

Liz Flint (Queenie), Andy Blacksell (Burrs), Bridget Cross (Kate), Anne-Marie Leigh (Madeline), Rachel Hickson (Sally), Francesca Casey (Mae), Alexandria Oliver (Nadine), Paula Mount (Delores), Matt Morden (Black), Paul Wooller (Oscar), Ricahrd Ash (Phil), Max Wilson (Jackie), Chris Warner (Gold), Stephen Beeny (Goldberg), Karen Lister (Ensemble), Bethan Kelly Jones (Ensemble), Kate McHenry (Ensemble), Becky Chisholm (Ensemble), Holly Jones (Ensemble), Paul Watson (Ensemble)

Creatives/Company

Book by(s): Michael John LaChiusa, George C Wolfe
Music: Michael John LaChiusa
Lyrics: Michael John LaChiusa (based on a poem by the same name by Joseph Moncure March.
Producer: Angharad Davies
Company: SEDOS
Director: Chloe Faine
Musical Director: Paul Cozens
Choreographer: Gayle Rogers

The Wild Party!

The Wild Party! (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T01915486738. Details of all The Wild Party! archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0235744998

Archive Listings

27 May 09
  to
6 Jun 09
Bridewell Theatre
Inner London, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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