Oh! What a Night

T01112961522
Everyone is looking forward to tonight at the Inferno Nightclub where Brutus T. Firefly is the resident DJ and the smoothest guy in town. Beneath the glitz, all is not what it seems. Can Inferno owner Paul pay his debts and keep his club from the evil clutches of the manager Jack Vettriano! Will his lovely daughter Nicky marry Jack or can she resist the handsome young Englishman Rik! Who will pass the movie audition which casting director Roxie Rochelle is holding at the club! All will be revealed with the funkiest live band around and a hit list of 70s classics including Car Wash, Love Train, Shaft, Play That Funky Music, Lady Marmalade, I Will Survive and the show stopping Y.M.C.A..

Archive :: production:T01112961522, musical:S04269789, venue:V488

Performance

Venue	Opera House
Town	Manchester
County	Greater Manchester
From	10th December 2001
To	15th December 2001
When	Mon-Thurs 19:30, Fri/Sat 17:30 and 20:45
Prices	From £8.50. To £27.50.
What is currently on at Opera House (V488)

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.

Company

Performer	Kid Creole
Performer	Kevin Andrew
Performer	Lucy Moorby
Performer	John Chancer
Performer	Nigel Roche
Performer	Steve Lawton
Performer	Vinette Cowen
Performer	Stuart Ramsey
Performer	Jodie Scott
Performer	Julian Cannonier
Performer	Pill Lopez
Performer	Mathew Clark
Performer	Natalie Walton
Performer	Jemma Arnold
Performer	Paulina Doncell
Performer	Helen Newstead
Performer	Helen Siveter
Performer	Ben Campbell
Performer	Winston Jean-Charles
Performer	Craig Stein
Performer	Robin Francis
Performer	Stuart French
Performer	Alison Mellor
Performer	Chris Taylor
Performer	Rick Coaes
Performer	Chris Taggart
Performer	Martin Cohen
Performer	Lewis Osborne
Performer	Tony Goodman
Performer	Lucy Harris
Performer	Nick Storey
Performer	Dawn Patrick
Performer	Nick Blanshard
Performer	Darren Mcdermott
Performer	Glen Beckley
Performer	Steve McManus
Performer	Nicola Littlewood
Performer	Stuart Moore

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