Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story

T592599648
The story of the legendary father of rock and roll, Buddy Holly, who died tragically young in a plane crash - this show has got everything needed for a fantastic family night out - laughter, tears and a finale that will have everyone from eight to eighty dancing in the aisles! After 30 years back on the road.

Author

Alan Janes

Archive :: production:T592599648, musical:S1611646266, venue:V341

Performance

Venue	New Wimbledon Theatre
	Other spaces: New Wimbledon Studio, Time and Leisure Studio
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	19th September 2011
To	24th September 2011
When	19:30
What is currently on at New Wimbledon Theatre (V341)

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Producer	Alan Janes
Director	Matt Salisbury
Design	Adrian Rees
Musical Director	John Banister
Sound	Pete Cox (for Thames Audio)
Lighting	Joe Atkins
Choreographer	Lizzi Gee
Performer	Alex Parry (Hipockets Duncan)
Performer	Colin McGregor (Hayrider)
Performer	Alex Marshall (Hayrider)
Performer	Steve Simmonds (Hayrider)
Performer	Carla Freeman (Hayrider)
Performer	Catherine Henderson (Hayrider)
Performer	Natasha Lewis (Hayrider)
Performer	Glen Joseph (Buddy Holly - some dates)
Performer	Oliver Seymour Marsh (Buddy Holly - some dates)
Performer	Christopher Redmond (Joe B Mauldin)
Performer	Dan Graham (Jerry Allison)
Performer	Pedro Reichert (Radio Engineer)
Performer	Colin McGregor (Decca Producer)
Performer	Steve Simmonds (Norman Petty)
Performer	Catherine Henderson (Vi Petty)
Performer	Natasha Lewis (Apollo Performer)
Performer	Carla Freeman (Maria Elena)
Performer	Alex Parry (Murray Deutch)
Performer	Natasha Lewis (Shirley)
Performer	Colin McGreogr (The Big Bopper)
Performer	Pedro Reichert (Ritchie Valens)
Performer	Alex Parry (Mc at Clear Lake)
Performer	Catherine Henderson (Mary Lou Sokoloff)
Performer	Alex Marshall (Jack Daw)
Performer	Carla Freeman (Snowbirds)
Performer	Catherine Henderson (Snowbirds)
Performer	Natasha Lewis (Snowbirds)

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