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The Kissing Dance (or She Stoops to Conquer) archive

In the great hall at Nonesuch, young heiress Kate Hardcastle and her cousin Constance prepare to receive their suitors. But Kate's formidable mother Mrs Hardcastle and the mischievous Tony Lumpkin have other ideas, leading to a brilliant musical comedy of mistaken identity and disguise. For tonight is All Fools' Eve, when the world can be turned upside down by determined young lovers...

Cast/Performers

Paul Street, Sophie Smith, Spencer Noll, James Hoare, Sheridan Smith, Ian Virgo, Gina Beck, Stacey Kitson, Akiya Henry, Emma Trow, Emma Jacobs, Jess Brooks, Alexander Hassell, Michael Jibsn, Simon Thomas, Neil NcDermott, Kristopher Smith, Gary Tushaw, Philip Cornwell (musician), Michelle Smith (musician), Adam Juckes (musician), Tristan Home (musician), Jo Wills (musician)

Creatives/Company

Author(s): Charles Hart, Howard Goodall
Company: National Youth Music Theatre
Director(s): Russell Labey, Jeremy James Taylor, Alexander L'Estrange (music)
Lighting: Chris Davey
Choreographer(s): Wendy Cook, Wendy Cook
Design: Peter Rice

The Kissing Dance (or She Stoops to Conquer)

The Kissing Dance (or She Stoops to Conquer) (Musical) production archive for QTIX code T01336413283. Details of all The Kissing Dance (or She Stoops to Conquer) archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S522796940

Archive Listings

28 Dec 99 to 5 Jan 00	Royal Opera House West End, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Feb 99 to 13 Feb 99	Lyric Hammersmith Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive
9 Feb 99 to 13 Feb 99	Lyric Hammersmith Theatre Outer London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive

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