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Annie archiveSet in 1930s New York during The Great Depression, brave young Annie is forced to live a life of misery and torment at Miss Hannigan's orphanage. Determined to find her real parents, her luck changes when she is chosen to spend Christmas at the residence of famous billionaire, Oliver Warbucks. Spiteful Miss Hannigan has other ideas and hatches a plan to spoil Annie's search... Written in 1977 and based on the comic strip by Harold Gray.

Creatives/Company

Music: Charles Strouse
Lyrics: Martin Charnin
Book by: Thomas Meehan
Company: Stockton Stage Society
Director(s): Paul Chandler, John Beagle (music)
Choreographer: Nicola Jenkins

Annie

Annie (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T230330967. Details of all Annie archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1403

Archive Listings

1 Mar 01
  to
10 Mar 01
Forum Theatre
Billingham, Cleveland
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

Reviews


User Review: 04Apr01: Being smeone who works in theatre, I know how things work and how things should sound and look. I thought that the sound and lighting for this show were absolutely apauling. The set itself was a good set and scene changes were very good. The actual company put on a very good performance, considering the grubbyness of the tech side. The stage manager Richard Solley must have worked very hard to provide a good show that people could go and watch and definately enjoy. Well done stockton stage society!
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User Review: 04Apr01: Being smeone who works in theatre, I know how things work and how things should sound and look. I thought that the sound and lighting for this show were absolutely apauling. The set itself was a good set and scene changes were very good. The actual company put on a very good performance, considering the grubbyness of the tech side. The stage manager Richard Solley must have worked very hard to provide a good show that people could go and watch and definately enjoy. Well done Stockton Stage Society!
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User Review: 04Apr01: Being smeone who works in theatre, I know how things work and how things should sound and look. I thought that the sound and lighting for this show were absolutely apauling. The set itself was a good set and scene changes were very good. The actual company put on a very good performance, considering the grubbyness of the tech side. The stage manager Richard Solley must have worked very hard to provide a good show that people could go and watch and definately enjoy. Well done Stockton Stage Society!
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User Reviews

USER: UK Theatre Web (04Apr01): Being smeone who works in theatre, I know how things work and how things should sound and look. I thought that the sound and lighting for this show were absolutely apauling. The set itself was a good set and scene changes were very good. The actual company put on a very good performance, considering the grubbyness of the tech side. The stage manager Richard Solley must have worked very hard to provide a good show that people could go and watch and definately enjoy. Well done Stockton Stage Society!
USER: UK Theatre Web (04Apr01): Being smeone who works in theatre, I know how things work and how things should sound and look. I thought that the sound and lighting for this show were absolutely apauling. The set itself was a good set and scene changes were very good. The actual company put on a very good performance, considering the grubbyness of the tech side. The stage manager Richard Solley must have worked very hard to provide a good show that people could go and watch and definately enjoy. Well done Stockton Stage Society!
USER: UK Theatre Web (04Apr01): Being smeone who works in theatre, I know how things work and how things should sound and look. I thought that the sound and lighting for this show were absolutely apauling. The set itself was a good set and scene changes were very good. The actual company put on a very good performance, considering the grubbyness of the tech side. The stage manager Richard Solley must have worked very hard to provide a good show that people could go and watch and definately enjoy. Well done stockton stage society!
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