Oliver (2001)

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Oliver (2001)

Directed By
Dawn Hall

Production Co-ordinator
Rita Derriman

Production Type
Company Production

Production Location
Main Theatre

Genre: Family / Pantomime / Musical

User Rating:

(4.2/5 with 4 votes)

Flier Summary:



	Book, music and lyrics by Lionel Bart (based on Charles Dicken's "Oliver Twist") This musical show is produced by arrangement with, and the music and dialogue material funished by, Musicscope, 95 White Lion Street, London N1 9PF, England.

Description:



	What can I say about Oliver!? Everybody knows all the catchy tunes that Lionel Bart wrote to the original story by Charles Dickens. "Oliver Twist" mirrors some of the deprivation Dickens experienced in his boyhood and shows some of the ... [more]

Production Dates & Prices: (Please note Booking Information)



Date	Time	Members Price	Non-Members Price
Saturday 13th January 2001	2:00pm
Saturday 13th January 2001	8:00pm
Sunday 14th January 2001	8:00pm
Monday 15th January 2001	8:00pm
Tuesday 16th January 2001	8:00pm
Wednesday 17th January 2001	8:00pm
Thursday 18th January 2001	8:00pm
Friday 19th January 2001	8:00pm
Saturday 20th January 2001	2:30pm
Saturday 20th January 2001	8:00pm

Cast: (in programme order) [ full cast & crew list ]



Peter Robinson	... Mr Bumble the Beadle
Guy Stevenson	... Oliver Twist
James Trundle	... Oliver Twist
Deborah Nurse	... Widow Corney
Martin Lawrance	... Mr Sowerberry
Judy Tweedale	... Mrs Sowerberry
Helen Longes	... Charlotte

Crew: (in programme order) [ full cast & crew list ]



Dawn Hall	... Director
David Armitage	... Stage Manager
Stuart Bangs	... Stage Crew
Roger Brandon-Jones	... Stage Crew
Ian Harwood	... Stage Crew
Nick Giddy	... Stage Crew
Charles Hope	... Stage Crew
Nick Johnston	... Stage Crew

Act1:



Scene 1	The Workhouse Dining Hall
Scene 2	The Workhouse Parlour
Scene 3	The Undertaker's Parlour
Scene 4	The Undertaker's, next morning
Scene 5	Paddington Green, a week later
Scene 6	The Thieves' Kitchen (later into the street)

Act2:



Scene 1	The Three Cripples, a public house
Scene 2	The Brownlows' two weeks later (then into the street)
Scene 3	The Thieves' Kitchen
Scene 4	The Workhouse Parlour
Scene 5	The Brownlows' (then into the street)
Scene 6	London Bridge (night)

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