The Mystery of Edwin Drood

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Archive Listings for The Mystery of Edwin Drood

T0811938425 (LAND12) PromoterKaty Lipson (for Aria Entertainment E:Landor Theatre). Music Rupert Holmes. Director Matthew Gould. Director James Cleeve (Musical Director). Costume Jean Gray. Design Natasha Piper. Lighting Maria Kearney. Performer Wendi Peters (Princess Puffer). Performer Natalie Day (Edwin Drood). Performer Victoria Farley (Rose Budd). Performer Daniel Robinson (John Jasper). Performer Loula Geater (Helena Landlass). Performer David Francis (Neville Landlass). Performer Denis Delahunt (Chairman). Performer Richard Stirling (Reverend Crisparkle). Performer Oliver Mawdsley (Horace). Performer Mark Ralston (Bazzard). Performer Paul Hutton (Durdles). Performer Tom Pepper (Deputy). Performer Ben Goffe (Harry Sayle).
11 Apr 12 to 5 May 12	Landor Theatre, Inner London :: V254 listing details L01104278178
T01180068394 (WAREHOUSE07) Director Ted Craig. Musical Director Stefan Bednarczyk. Design Cleo Pettit. Lighting Peter Harrison. Costume Jessica Tiller. Performer Kit Benjamin. Performer Nicola Delaney. Performer Susie Emmett. Performer Kate Feldschreiber. Performer Michael George Moore. Performer Katherine O'Shea. Performer Stefan Bednarczyk.
14 Dec 07 to 24 Feb 08	Warehouse Theatre, Outer London :: V304 listing details L01153786039
T0452040938 (RUMPUS06) Company Rumpus Theatre Company. Adapted by John Goodrum.
7 Nov 06 to 11 Nov 06	Pomegranate Theatre, Chesterfield :: V425 listing details L042680951
22 Oct 06	The Customs House, South Shields :: V575 listing details L0666621825
T1307253847 (BRIDE03)
3 Aug 03 to 23 Aug 03	Bridewell Theatre, Inner London :: V171 listing details L1025153089
T01543102870 (SIDE01) Company SideShow Theatre Company.
18 Apr 01 to 21 Apr 01	Kenneth More Theatre, Outer London :: V313 listing details L1558615203
Other listings
26 Oct 06	Swindon Arts Centre, Swindon :: V927 listing details L926087615

Details

Musical :: It is the late nineteenth century. The Music Hall Royale is presenting the premiere performance of its musical comedy drama based VERY loosely on the last novel by Charles Dickens. Unfortunately, as we discover, the book is unfinished. From the point at which Dickens puts down his pen forever, you, the audience take over. You must decide whether a crime has been committed, if so, who did it, and which of the characters will finish the play as lovers. The company must learn all 500 possible endings in order to perform whichever variety of conclusions you vote for. Subtle - and not so subtle - measures will be taken as the players try to ensure they have a stab at being villain (or hero). Ultimately though the choice is yours!

Book by

Charles Dickens