Single ladies and the 17th Century.
MUSIC
- Michel Legrand
BOOK
- Alain Boubil, Claude-Michel Schönberg and Jonathan Kent
LYRICS
- Herbert Kretzmer
ORGINAL FRENCH LYRICS
- Alain Boublil
ORCHESTRATIONS AND ARRANGEMENTS
- Michel Legrand, Seann Alderking
LIGHTING
- Mark Henderson
SOUND
- Paul Groothuis
DESIGN
- Paul Brown
DIRECTOR
- Jonathan Kent
Cast for Marguerite
- Ruthie Henshall
- Julian Ovenden
- Alexander Hanson
- Annalene Beechey
- Mark Carroll
- Keiron Krook
- Matt Cross
- James Doherty
- Siubhan Harrison
- Jon-Paul Hevey
- Joanna Loxton
- Jessica Martin
- Julia J Nagle
- Duncan Smith
- Gay Soper
- Phillip Sutton
- Simon Thomas
- Andrew C Wadsworth
- Lucy Williamson
THE VENUE
- Theatre Royal Haymarket, Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4HT
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After watching ALL the blogs, the video made some suggestions for other clips i might like- Paris Hilton booed onstage. I did actually like it. I wonder if i'd like the play?...
Posted by: Tim Chadwick | 10/25/2007 at 08:15 PM
I just want to tell what a great glimpse these clips are into the production and the Haymarket theatre. I'd love to make a trip to London to catch the play before it closes in January, and seeing these video clips makes it seem more like something I might actually do. Being in Canada, I don't have any idea about sales and theatre sightlines, but I guess I could wing it and buy them online. What a great way to connect to your potential audience. Keep up the good work!
Posted by: Jackie in Canada | 11/21/2007 at 06:23 PM