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| Playhouse Theatre Northumberland Avenue WC2N 5DE |
La Cage aux
Folles |
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Map ©Silvermaze Ltd
2008 |
Photo ©Tony Reading
2008 |
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The show Here we have a spash of colour with a mix of family love and politics with not a little intrigue. At last a musical to sweep away those credit-crunch blues. 'This joyous show deserves every hurrah and standing ovation it receives’ Daily Telegraph The Story Georges is a dazzling drag artiste known as Albin, star of the' La Cage aux Folles Club', is threatened when a right-wing politician, wants to close down the local colourful nightlife! Then Georges’ son announces his engagement to the daughter of this baddie. Their visit from the prospective in-laws looms and they all decide to take serious action and to hide their lifestyle... For a pastiche they could pull it off but having failed to think through the future how can they keep up the complex charade? Jerry Herman’ wrote an undoubtedly fabulous score which includes' I Am What I Am', 'The Best of Times' and 'Song on the Sand'. La Cage aux Folles is charmingly funny. It tells the tale of family values, tremendous love that rise above lifestyle anyway. Cast • Albin - Graham Norton • Georges - Steven Pacey • Jean-Michelle - Stuart Neal • M. Renaud / M. Dindon - Iain Mitchel • Jacob - Jason Pennycooke • Anne - Alicia Davies • Mme Renaud / Mme Dindon - Paula Wilcox • Jacqueline - Tracie Bennett Creative • Director - Terry Johnson • Set Design - Tim Shortall • Costume Design - Matthew Wright • Lighting - Nick Richings • Choreography - Lynne Page • Sound - Gareth Owen |
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