Details

All American Western romantic musical. The tale of the seven Pontipee brothers, Oregon 1880s. When Adam, the eldest brother, marries Millie, the Pontipees are shaken out of their backwoods life with a vengeance. A show full of pure energy, vibrant dancing and rousing musical numbers such as Bless Your Beautiful Hide, Spring, Spring, Spring, Goin Courtin and Wonderful Wonderful Day.

Cast/Performers

Alex Gaumond (Adam), Laura Pitt-Pulford (Milly), Rosanna Bates (Liza), David Burrows (Mr Hoallum), Angela M. Caesar (Mrs Sander), Matthew Clark, Leon Cooke (Daniel), Eammon Cox (Matt), Jacob Fisher (Jeb), Charlene Ford (Dorcas), Steve Fortune (Mr Sander), Alex Gaumond (Adam Pontipee), Trevor Michael Georges (Preacher), Bob Harms (Ephraim), Bethany Huckle (Alice), Frankie Jenna (Sarah), James Leece (Benjamin), Phillip Marriot (Zeke), Dylan Mason (Joel), Natasha Mould (Martha), Peter Nash (Nathan), Sam O'Rourke (Gideon), Ryan Pidgen (Luke), Adam Rhys-Charles (Frank), Karli Vale (Ruth), Annie Wensak (Mrs Hoallum), Matthew Whennell-Clark (Male Swing), Ed White (Caleb), Emma Woods (Female Swing)

Creatives/Company

Book by(s): Lawrence Kasha, David Landay
Lyrics: Johnny Mercer
Music: Gene de Paul
Producer: Open Air Theatre Regent's Park
Director: Rachel Kavanaugh
Design: Peter McKintosh
Choreographer(s): Alistair David, Alistair David
Lighting: Tim Mitchell

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers

Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T047782373. Details of all Seven Brides for Seven Brothers archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1688

Archive Listings

16 Jul 15
to
29 Aug 15

Open Air Theatre
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

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