archive Spring 2004
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May – 12 June A
musical journey from Romford to London 1966. England has won the world cup and Michelle is in love with Don. She wants to settle down and get married, but he wants to go to Art College and live the swinging life London has to offer. During a summer job at the Dagenham Ford Plant, he falls madly in love with a sexy free-spirited gypsy girl and discovers hippy society is not just about peace and love.
running time: 2 hours 30 minutes (including interval) |
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production
photographs Artistic
Credits |
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Sign
Language Interpreted performance - Wednesday 2 June at 8pm - Interpreted
by Tracey Barlow - Audio Described performance - Saturday 12 June at 2.30pm - Described by Jill Woods |
| cut to the chase... in a Queen's Theatre production | ||||
 Man James Earl Adair |
 Metador Scott Finlay |
 Kathleen Emily Gardner |
 Bob Simon Jessop |
 Michelle Maria Lawson |
 Dancer Nick Lashbrook |
 Marty Jonathan Markwood |
 Metador Jane Milligan |
 Metador Wendy Parkin |
 Don Phil Reed |
Song List
| Act One | Act Two |
| My
Generation - Marty and the Matadors |
Times
They Are A Changin’ - Man For What It’s Worth - The Myth of Sisyphus Baby, Now That I’ve Found You - The Myth of Sisyphus Take Me For What I’m Worth - Kathy See Emily Play - The Myth of Sisyphus Night’s In White Satin - Don and Michelle Legend in a Mind - The Myth of Sisyphus He’s in Town - Michelle Mrs Robinson - The Myth of Sisyphus California Dreamin' - The Myth of Sisyphus Question - Don War - Company My Generation - Company |