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It's 1931 and variety is the spice of life. Liverpool's theatres are sizzling with the hottest star turns of the day and there's something for every taste! Don and Madge, a song and dance double act, are living the sweet life... until things turn sour. A night they can't remember finds them in hot water and if they want to be back on stage for their second show, they must act fast! Tales of a bolshy parrot, a Strong Man and The Great Wally all add to the flavour, but the imposing pandemic of cinema makes the duo stew over what life in the theatre means to them. Featuring original songs and celebrating theatre's golden years, this homemade comedy will leave you wanting second helpings!

Cast/Performers

Maria Lovelady (Madge), Michal Alan-Bailey (Don), Ray Carruthers (Great Wally), Joe Pasquale (voice only as The Beak)

Creatives/Company

Author: Maria Lovelady
Music: Jessica Dives
Producer: Bill Elms Productions
Company: Frame The Presents
Choreographer: Maria Lovelady
Director: Waleed Hammad

Twice Nightly

Twice Nightly (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T01741017274. Details of all Twice Nightly archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0387615623

Archive Listings

27 May 23	Blackpool Grand Theatre Blackpool, Lancashire Performance Details => Venue archive
25 May 23	Middlesbrough Theatre Middlesbrough, Cleveland Performance Details => Venue archive
20 May 23	Gladstone Theatre Port Sunlight, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive
12 May 23	Theatre on the Steps Bridgnorth, West Midlands Performance Details => Venue archive
11 May 23	Victoria Hall Settle, North Yorkshire Performance Details => Venue archive
6 May 23 to 7 May 23	Shakespeare North Playhouse Prescot, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive
27 Apr 23 to 29 Apr 23	Royal Court Theatre Liverpool, Merseyside Performance Details => Venue archive

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