Performance

Venue	Questor's Theatre
	Other spaces: Studio, The Judi Dench Playhouse
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	23rd July 2008
To	25th July 2008
When	20:00
What is currently on at Questor's Theatre (V326)

Plague! The Musical

T02107832753

Author	David Massingham
Author	Matt Townend

Archive :: production:T02107832753, musical:S1971990086, venue:V326

Production details

Six-years in the making, Plague! The Musical is an off-beat comedy with colourful characters, a strong storyline and is reminiscent of childhood fairy-tale ‘Dick Whittington’, hit comedy sitcoms ‘Blackadder’ and ‘Monty Python’, mixed with a small spoonful of some of the leading West-End musicals. Once upon a time, long before MRSA, SARS and Boris Johnson, Clive Hucklefish came to London to seek his fame and fortune. After landing a job with a destitute undertaker, he falls in love with an evil Alchemist’s daughter and unwittingly starts the Great Plague! Business booms but when disease strikes too close to home, Clive realises he must take action before it’s too late! Featuring songs such as It’s Bubonic and Pay The Piper, Plague! The Musical is Bubonic Productions debut show and is led by a dynamic crew, featuring an 11-strong cast of talented performers. Running time 105 minutes with no interval

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Company

Producer	Bubonic Productions
Director	Matt Townend
Musical Director	David Massingham
Choreographer	Jill Hamilton
Other	Mike Wyer (stage manager)
Performer	Porl Sandison (Clive)
Performer	Catriana Sandison (Isabella)
Performer	Tim Frost (Jerry)
Performer	Robert Wainwright (The Alchemist)
Performer	Jack Gavin (The Undertaker)
Performer	Charlotte Stevenson (Milly)
Performer	Christopher Dingli (The Rat King)
Performer	Fergus Rees (Scratchfella / The Lord Mayor)
Performer	Daniel Tyler-Smith (The Pied Piper / The Lord Mayor)
Performer	Meg Gallagher (Death)
Performer	Clare Fitton (Pinky / Tommy Tinkle)

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