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Room 236, Linen Hall 162-168 Regent Street London, W1B 5TB 020 7734 7505 [email protected] Sam Spencer Lane Choreographer and Movement Director. Recent credits: Stage, MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, RSC, Stratford upon Avon & the Barbican Stage, ASPECTS OF LOVE, Hope Mill Theatre & Southwark Playhouse Stage, FLIGHT, Scottish Opera, Theatre Royal, Glasgow Stage, KISS ME KATE, Kilworth House Theatre Stage, DEATH TAKES A HOLIDAY (UK Premier), Charing Cross Theatre Stage, TOYBOY DIARIES (World Premier), Hope Mill Theatre Stage, PAGEANT, Camden Festival Stage, SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE, The Other Palace West End and London Theatre: Stage, BACK WITH VENGEANCE, Drury Lane, UK Tour & Australian Tour Stage/Arena, LITTLE BRITAIN (live), Apollo Hammersmith& UK Tour Stage, STREETCAR TO TENNESSEE, Young Vic Stage, PERSONALS, Lyric Theatre Stage, RAT PACK CONFIDENTIAL, Whitehall Theatre Stage, COMPANY, Southwark Playhouse Stage, JAQUES BREL, Charing Cross Theatre Menier Chocolate Factory: Stage, THE LAST 5 YEARS, Menier Chocolate Factory Stage, THE INVISIBLE MAN, Menier Chocolate Factory Stage, THEY'RE PLAYING OUR SONG, Menier Chocolate Factory Stage, TAKE FLIGHT (UK Premier), Maltby and Shire, Menier Chocolate Factory Holland Park Opera: Stage, FLIGHT, Holland Park Opera Opera, FALSTAFF, Don Giovanni, Holland Park Opera Opera, DON GIOVANNI, Holland Park Opera Further Credits: Stage, WEST SIDE STORY, Kilworth House Theatre Stage, DESSA ROSE, Trafalgar Studios Stage, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, Theatre Clwyd Film, PRIVATE PEACEFUL, Fluidity Films (BBC) Stage, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE (UK Tour) Stage, DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS, RSC Stage, SWEET CHARITY, Frankfurt, English Theatre Stage, PAL JOEY, Nottingham Playhouse Stage, HIRED MAN, Salisbury Playhouse Stage, SOMEWHERE IN ENGLAND, Theatre Clwyd Stage, PRIVATES ON PARADE, West Yorkshire Playhouse Stage, ALICE IN WONDERLAND, West Yorkshire Playhouse Stage, MR STINK, (UK Tour) Stage, THE DEMON HEADMASTER, (UK Tour) Stage, TRACY BEAKER GETS REAL, (UK Tour) Stage, BLUES BROTHERS, SOUL SISTERS, (UK Tour) Stage, THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC (UK Tour) Sam Spencer Lane 1/2 Powered by Tagmin Every eﬀort has been made to make sure that the information contained in this page is correct and Tagmin can accept no responsibility for its accuracy. Sam Spencer Lane 2/2.

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