Performance

Venue	The Seven Dials Playhouse
	Other spaces: Tristan Bates Theatre, John Thaw Studio, John Curry Room, formerly The Actors Centre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	20th June 2017
To	29th July 2017
When	19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
What is currently on at The Seven Dials Playhouse (V251)

The Quentin Dentin Show

T925695144
A new musical and cautionary tale for the Apple Generation. Keith and Nat are two graduates paralysed by their own inability to improve their lives when the unnervingly amenable and well-adjusted Quentin Dentin visits them. Promising them a fast- track to eternal happiness, the couple must obey everything he demands without question. Keith and Nat accept and are soon signing record deals, partying with celebrities and working as high- fashion models. As Quentin becomes more messianic and his visits more hallucinatory, Keith and Nat begin to question if his sinister brand of happiness is really what they want. But they have already sold their souls to Quentin and must fight him (and their own inner demons), if they are to preserve their individuality...

Music	Henry Carpenter
Lyrics	Henry Carpenter
Book by	Henry Carpenter
Book by	Tom Crowley

Archive :: production:T925695144, musical:S1571677893, venue:V251

Production details

Supported by The Rich Mix Cultural Foundation.

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Producer	Hannah Elsy Productions
Producer	Soha Khan (associated producer for Curious Flamingo Productions)
Director	Adam Lenson
Choreographer	Caldonia Walton
Director	Caldonia Walton (associate director)
Lighting	Lars Davidson
Other	Lars Davidson (production management)
Design	Alice Simonato
Stage Manager	Anastasia Booth
Performer	Luke Lane (Quentin Dentin)
Performer	Shauna Riley (Nat)
Performer	Max Panks (Keith)
Performer	Freya Tilly (Friend 1)
Performer	Lottie-Daisy Francis (Friend 2)
Musical Director	Henry Carpenter (keys)
Performer	Mickey Howard (guitar)
Performer	Archie Wolfman (drums)

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