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Ray Charles died in 2004 aged 73. His music comes to life in this non-stop celebration of his greatest hits, including I Can't Stop Loving You, Hit the Road Jack, Georgia, What 'd I Say, I've Gotta Woman, America the Beautiful, and many more. The show had its world premiere at the Eldorado Casino on April 27 2005 and secured a London run two days later. The musical features a 15-piece orchestra, six Broadway singers and ten British dancers.Performers CE Smith, Ken Prymus, Maurey Richards, N'Kenge Simpson-Hoffman, Brancice McKenzie, Jonnie Fiori, Natalyia Roni, Keisha Atwell, Cherie Cheung, Lewis Davies, Jo Dyce, Gareth Davis, Claire Duffy, Holly James, Katy Lawrence, Martin Nielsen, Paul Omasta, Tamlyn Platts, Anthony Trahearn.
Producer David King (for Spirit of the Dance Productions). Producer Stuart Littlewood. Director Gary Lloyd. Choreographer Gary Lloyd. Director Barry Robinson (music). Design Solly Matofsky. Costume Saff and Silky. Lighting Peter Kramer.
The Genius of Ray Charles
The Genius of Ray Charles (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T1659480534. Details of all The Genius of Ray Charles archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0260340919Archive Listings
| 16 Jun 05 to 13 Aug 05 | Theatre Royal Haymarket West End Greater London |
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