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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.Performers Helena Blackman (Milly), Sam Attawater (Adam), Ross Meagrow (Benjamin), Joe Murphy (Celeb), Jack Evans (Daniel), Pip Hersee (Ephraim), Sam Stones (Frank), Jack Greaves (Gideon), Marianne Phillips (Ruth), Carrie Willis (Dorcus), Georgina Parkinson (Alice), Lindsay McAllister (Martha), Elisha Sherman (Sarah), Zoe Nicole Adkin (Liza), Luke Robson, Kiel Payton, Matt Kennedy, James Revell, Nathan Colman, Morgan Jackson, Matthew Atkins (Mr Perkins), Stephanie McConville (Mrs Bixby), Alex Hammond (Mr Halloum), Nikkola Burnhope (Mrs Halloum), Michael Chance (Preacher, Dave Barratt (Swing), Leanne Groutage (Swing).
Book by Lawrence Kasha. Book by David Landay. Lyrics Johnny Mercer. Music Gene de Paul. Producer Paul Nicholas. Producer Peter Frosdick. Producer George Critchley. Director Patti Colombo. Design Anna Louizos. Lighting Nick Richings. Sound Jezz Helens. Music Martin Hughes (musical supervisor). Musical Director Bruce Knight. Choreographer Patti Colombo.
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T1436201000. Details of all Seven Brides for Seven Brothers archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S1688Archive Listings
| 5 May 14 to 10 May 14 | Regent Theatre Stoke-on-Trent Staffordshire |
| 28 Apr 14 to 3 May 14 | Richmond Theatre Outer London Greater London |
| 21 Apr 14 to 26 Apr 14 | New Victoria Theatre Woking Surrey |
| 7 Apr 14 to 12 Apr 14 | Theatre Royal Brighton East Sussex |
| 10 Mar 14 to 15 Mar 14 | New Theatre Oxford Oxfordshire |
| 24 Feb 14 to 1 Mar 14 | Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Merseyside |
| 10 Feb 14 to 15 Feb 14 | Sheffield Theatres Sheffield South Yorkshire |
| 3 Feb 14 to 8 Feb 14 | Alexandra Theatre Birmingham West Midlands |
| 13 Jan 14 to 18 Jan 14 | Bristol Hippodrome Bristol City of Bristol |
| 25 Nov 13 to 30 Nov 13 | King's Theatre Glasgow Glasgow |
| 18 Nov 13 to 23 Nov 13 | Empire Theatre Sunderland Tyne and Wear |
| 28 Oct 13 to 2 Nov 13 | Waterside Theatre Aylesbury Buckinghamshire |
| 21 Oct 13 to 26 Oct 13 | Opera House Manchester Greater Manchester |
| 7 Oct 13 to 12 Oct 13 | New Wimbledon Theatre Outer London Greater London |
| 30 Sep 13 to 5 Oct 13 | Playhouse Theatre Edinburgh Edinburgh |
| 24 Sep 13 to 28 Sep 13 | New Theatre Cardiff Glamorgan |
| 13 Sep 13 to 21 Sep 13 | Churchill Theatre Bromley Kent |
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