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Tony Locantro Programmes – Musicals Tony Locantro Programmes – Musicals MSS 792 T3743.L Theatre Date Performance Details Adelphi 1982 American Dancemachine Lee Theodore Dir: Lee Theodore Zan Charisse, Barry Preston 1982 Annie Thomas Meehan Dir: Martin Charnin Charles West, Lynne Breare, Glenda Meeson 1962 Blitz! Lionel Bart Dir: Lionel Bart Amelia Bayntun 1997 First Chicago Performance Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse Dir: Walter Bobbie Ruthie Henshall, Nigel Planer 2002 Chicago Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse Dir: Walter Bobbie Anita Louise Combe, Anna-Jane Casy, Marti Pellow 2004 Chicago Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse Dir: Walter Bobbie Frances Ruffelle, Marti Pellow 2005 Chicago Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse Dir: Walter Bobbie Sally Ann Triplett, Darius Danesh 1983 Marilyn! Jacques Wilson Dir: Larry Fuller Stephanie Lawrence, John Christie 1992 (6th Year) Me and My Girl Arthur Rose & Douglas Furber Dir: MikeOckrent Gary Wilmot, Jessica Martin, Bernard Bresslaw 1994 (8th Year) Me and My Girl Arthur Rose & Douglas Furber Dir: Mike Ockrent Les Dennis, Louise English, Alfred Marks 1979 My Fair Lady Lerner & Loewe Dir: Robin Midgley Tony Britton, Anna Neagle, Liz Robertson 1981 My Fair Lady Lerner & Loewe Dir: Robin Midgley Tony Britton, Anna Neagle, Jill Martin Show Boat Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstein Dir: Wendy Toye Cleo Laine, Andre Jobin Show Boat Jerome Kern & Oscar Hammerstain Dir: Wendy Toye Andre Jobin, Jan Waters Undated Poppy Peter Nichols Dir: Terry Hands (RSC Production) 1959 When in Rome….. Garinei & Giovannini Dir: Harold French Dickie Henderson, June Laverick 1986 Young England Walter Reynolds Dir: Ned Sherrin (Action Against Aids Gala Charity) Theatre Date Performance Details Albany Empire 1985 Vulture Culture Frank Millward & David Gale Dir: Hilary Westlake Theatre Date Performance Details Albery Theatre Undated “Wait ‘til you see Her” Dir: Wally Harper Barbara Cook 1980 Pal Joey Richard Rogers & Lorenz Hart Dir: Robert Walker Sian Phillips, Denis Lawson Theatre Date Performance Details Aldwych Theatre 2006 Dirty Dancing Eleanor Bergstein Dir: James Powell Georgina Rich, Josef Brown 2003 Fame David De Silva Dir: Runar Borge Marcos D’Cruze Theatre Date Performance Details Ambassadors 2007 Whipping it Up Theatre Steve Thompson Dir: Tamara Harvey Richard Wilson, Robert Bathurst Theatre Date Performance Anti Nazi League 1978 Hitler’s Bunker (Music & Comedy) (No venue Ray Galton & Johnny Speight shown) Dir: William G. Stewart Larry Adler, Dave Allen, Michael Bryant, Jim Carter, Henry Cooper, Miriam Karlin, Tony Locantro, Joe Melie, Michael Palin, Terry Jones, Geoffrey Robinson Theatre Date Performance 2005 The Big Lie Paul Sirett Dir: Clint Dyer Geoff Aymer, Claudia Cadette 1999 A Saint She Aint Dick Vosburgh Dir: Ned Sherrin Barry Cryer Theatre Date Performance Details Apollo Victoria 1983 Dash Theatre Dir: Don Lawson Wayne Sleep 2003 Bombay Dreams Shekhar Kapur & Andrew Lloyd Webber Dir: Steven Pimlott Raza Jeffrey, Preeya Kalidas 2006 Movin’ Out Twyla Tharp & Billy Joel Dir: Twyla Tharp Laura Costa Chaud, Holly Cruickshank Undated, 7th year Starlight Express Andrew Lloyd Webber Dir: Trevor Nunn (Brochure) 2006 Wicked Stephen Schwartz & Winnie Holzman Dir: Joe Mantello Miriam Margolyes, Nigel Planer Theatre Date Performance Details Arts Theatre Club 1974 Off the Peg (All Male Revue) Victor Spinetti & Gordon Deighton Dir: Victor Spinetti Theatre Date Performance Details Ashcroft Theatre Undated No Bed for Bacon Croydon Caryl Brahms & Ned Sherrin Theatre Date Performance Details Barbican 1997 Face the Music Irving Berlin Dir: Ian Marshall Fisher Barry Cryer (Lost Musicals) 1992 By Jupiter Richard Rogers & Lorenz Hart Dir: Ian Marshall Fisher Trevor Alexander, Kevin Walton (Lost Musicals Series) 1992 Jubilee Cole Porter & Moss Hart Dir: Ian Marshall Fisher Thelma Ruby, William Rushton (Lost Musicals Series) 1992 One Touch of Venus Kurt Weill, Ogden Nash, S.J. Perelman Dir: Ian Marshall Fisher Peter Gale, Mandy More 1982 Poppy (Royal Shakespeare Company) Peter Nichols & Monty Norman Dir: Terry Hands Tony Church, Stephen Moore, Roger Allam 1987 (The) Wizard of Oz (Royal Shakespeare Company) L Frank Baum, Harold Arlen, E.Y. Harburg Dir: Ian Judge Imelda Staunton, Jim Carter, Tony Church Theatre Date Performance Details Bloomsbury 1988 Bloomsbury to Broadway Theatre Silvia Young 1986(?) The Magic of the Young Uns! Silvia Young Theatre Date Performance Details Bridewell Theatre On the Twentieth Century Betty Comden & Adolph Green Dir: Carol Metcalfe Martin Callahan Theatre Date Performance Details Cambridge 2003 Jerry Springer : The Opera Theatre Stewart Lee & Richard Thomas Dir: Stewart Lee Michael Brandon 2004 May & Jun Jerry Springer: The Opera Stewart Lee & Richard Thomas Dir: Stewart Lee Michael Brandon 2004 Jul Jerry Springer: The Opera David Soul 2006 Chicago Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse Dir: Walter Bobbie Ashlee Simpson, Amra-Faye Wright 1979 Chicago Fred Ebb & Bob Fosse Dir: Peter James Antonia Ellis, Ben Cross, Jenny Logan 1981 One Mo’ Time! Written & Directed: Vernel Bagneris Vernel Bagneris, Topsy Chapman 1989 Return to the Forbidden Planet Bob Carlton (Based on the Tempest) 1988 The Rink Fred Ebb & John Kander Dir: Paul Kerryson Diane Langton, Josephine Blake Theatre Date Performance Details Cardinal Vaughan 2001 Guy’s & Dolls Memorial School Frank Loesser New Hall Dir: Scott Price (Amateur Arriel Grimes, Lanoi Montet Production) Theatre 1982 Performance Details Central School of 1982 Chicago Speech & Drama Fred Ebb & John Kander (Embassy Dir: George Hall Theatre) Susan Fallender, Ona McCracken Theatre Date Performance Details Chichester 1998 Song of Singapore Festival Theatre Allan Katz, Erik Frandsen (Minerva Dir: Roger Redfarn Theatre) Issy Van Randwyck Theatre Date Performance Details Chichester 2007 Babes in Arms Festival Theatre Rodgers & Hart (Festival Theatre) Dir: Martin Connor Theatre Date Performance Details Cockpit Theatre 1982 Just Good Friends Mark Bunyan Dir: Ian Brown Theatre Date Performance Details Coliseum 1953 Guys & Dolls Frank Loesser Dir: George S. Kaufman Vivian Blaine, Sam Levene, Jerry Wayne Stubby Kaye Theatre Date Performance Details Coliseum Theatre Undated Oliver’s Twists Harrow Dir: Lionel Smith Vic Oliver Theatre Date Performance Details Comedy Theatre 2007 The Rocky Horror Show Richard O’Brien Dir: Christopher Luscombe David Bedella, Suzanne Shaw Criterion Theatre 2006 Mack & Mabel Jerry Herman Dir: John Doyle David Soul, Janie Dee Theatre Date Performance Details Dominion 1990 Bernadette – The People’s Musical Theatre Gwyn & Maureen Hughes Dir: Ernest Maxin Natalie Wright, William Pool Undated Grand Hotel – The Musical Luther Davis Dir: Tommy Tune Liliane Montevecchi, Barry Foster 2000 Notre-Dame de Paris Victor Hugo Dir: Gilles Maheu Theatre Date Performance Details Donmar 1992 Assassins Warehouse Stephen Sondheim Dir: Sam Mendes Ciaran Hinds, Henry Goodman, Michael Cantwell 2005 Guys & Dolls Frank Loesser Dir: Michael Grandage Samantha Janus, Ben Richards At the Piccadilly Theatre 2006 Guys & Dolls Frank Loesser Dir: Michael Grandage Adam Cooper, Neil Morrissey 2007 (Mar) Guys & Dolls Frank Loesser Dir: Michael Grandage Don Johnson, Ben Richards 2007 (Apr) Guys & Dolls Frank Loesser Dir: Michael Grandage Ewan McGregor, Douglas Hodge Show People 86 Stephen Sondheim Dir: David Kernan Tim Flavin, Diane Langton Show People 86 Stephen Sondheim Dir: David Kernan Barbara Cook, Wally Harper Theatre Date Performance Details Drama Centre 1978 Belle Epoque London Simon Crawford & Christopher Hobbs Dir: Davilla O’Connor Simon Cutter, Marianne Tedenstad (The) Drill Hall 1984 Cut & Thrust Cabaret Devised & Directed: Robyn Archer Noni Hazlehurst, Gary Olsen 1984 (The) Pack of Women Robyn Archer Dir: Pam Brighton Theatre Date Performance Details Duchess Theatre 2004 George Gershwin Alone George & Ira Gershwin Dir: Joel Zwick Hershey Felder Theatre Date Performance Details Duke of York’s 2007 (22/3) Little Shop of Horrors Theatre Howard Ashman, Alan Menken Dir: Matthew White Sheridan Smith, Mike McShane 2007 (9/5) Little Shop of Horrors Howard Ashman, Alan Menken Dir: Matthew White Jodie Jacobs, Mike McShane Theatre Date Performance Details Embassy Theatre 1959(?) (The) Boy Friend Sandy Wilson Dir: Vida Hope Stephen Warwick, Joan Sterndale Bennett Theatre Date Performance Details Finborough 2006 Our Miss Gibbs Theatre Lionel Monckton, Adrian Ross Dir: Pia Furtado Vivien Care, Simon Clark Theatre Date Performance Details Fortune Theatre 1960 And Another Thing… Ted Dicks & Myles Rudge Dir: Charles Ross Barry Cryer, Bernard Cribbins, Lionel Blair 1961 Beyond the Fringe Dir: Eleanor Fazan Alan Bennett, Peter Cook, Jonathan Miller Dudley Moore 1999 Finian’s Rainbow Lane & Harburg Dir: Ian Marshall Fisher Sam Kelly (Lost Musicals) See also Linbury 1999 I’d Rather be Right Studio Theatre Rodgers & Hart and Barbican Dir: Ian Marshall Fisher Cinema 1 Kenneth Haigh, Claire Rayner (Lost Musicals) 1983 Mr Cinders Clifford Grey & Greatrex Newman Dir: Tony Craven Denis Lawson, Christina Matthews Undated Nunsence Dan Goggin Dir: Richard Digby Day Honor Blackman, Anna Sharkey 1968 You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown Charles M. Schulz Dir: Joseph Hardy David-Rhys Anderson, Boni Enten Theatre Date Performance Details Garrick Theatre 1960 Fings Ain’t Wot They Used T’Be Frank Norman & Lionel Bart Dir: Joan Littlewood Miriam Karlin, Victor Spinetti, Wallas Eaton Glyn Edwards, Barbara Windsor Theatre Date Performance Details Globe Theatre Undated (The) Blue Angel Pam Gems Dir: Trevor Nunn Kelly Hunter, Philip Madoc c1952 The Glove Review Dir: William Chapell Dora Bryan, Ian Carmichael Undated
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