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The Wild West's most famous heroine in a rip-roaring story. This musical is adapted from the celebrated stage-play and film. 'Calam' dresses like a man, totes a gun and drives the Deadwood City stagecoach. Well-meaning but disaster prone, she tries to help the local saloon proprietor out of a jam by promising to fetch a music-hall star from Chicago. An hilarious comedy, it nevertheless has many tender moments and some very famous numbers including 'Secret Love', 'Black Hills of Dakota', Deadwood Stage' and 'Windy City'. WebsitePerformers Toyah Willcox (Calamity Jane), Alasdair Harvey (Wild Bill Hickock), Kellie Ryan (Katie Brown), Dustin Dubreuil (Lt. Danny Gilmartin), Garry Kilby (Lt Danny Gilmartin from 3 Feb 2003), Tony Stansfield (Henry Miller), Helen Harper (Susan), Phil Ormerod (Francis Fryer), Ahmet Ahmet, Caroline Aslett, Lynsey Britton, Michael Broughton, John Coates, Gareth Derrick, Emma Dodd, Carly Hainsby, Paul Hemming, Ian Gareth Jones, Cameron Leigh.
Lyrics Paul Francis Webster. Music Sammy Fain. Author Charles K Freeman. Adapted by Ronald Hanmer. Adapted by Phil Parks. Producer Tristan Baker Productions (in association with Northampton Theatres Ltd). Director Ed Curtis. Director Peter White (music). Design Simon Higlett. Lighting James Whiteside. Choreographer Craig Revel Horwood. Sound Autograph.
Calamity Jane
Calamity Jane (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T329241846. Details of all Calamity Jane archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1452Archive Listings
| 20 May 03 to 24 May 03 | Sheffield Theatres Sheffield South Yorkshire |
| 13 May 03 to 17 May 03 | New Wimbledon Theatre Outer London Greater London |
| 8 Apr 03 to 12 Apr 03 | Mayflower Theatre Southampton Hampshire |
| 1 Apr 03 to 5 Apr 03 | Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Merseyside |
| 24 Mar 03 to 29 Mar 03 | Theatre Royal Nottingham Nottinghamshire |
| 17 Mar 03 to 22 Mar 03 | Theatre Royal Norwich Norfolk |
| 11 Mar 03 to 15 Mar 03 | The Orchard Dartford Kent |
| 3 Mar 03 to 8 Mar 03 | Grand Theatre and Opera House Leeds West Yorkshire |
| 24 Feb 03 to 1 Mar 03 | Devonshire Park Theatre Eastbourne East Sussex |
| 17 Feb 03 to 22 Feb 03 | Cliffs Pavilion Southend-on-Sea Essex |
| 10 Feb 03 to 15 Feb 03 | Darlington Hippodrome (formerly Civic Theatre) Darlington County Durham |
| 3 Feb 03 to 8 Feb 03 | Marlowe Theatre Canterbury Kent |
| 28 Jan 03 to 1 Feb 03 | Festival Theatre Edinburgh Edinburgh |
| 20 Jan 03 to 25 Jan 03 | King's Theatre Glasgow Glasgow |
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