Performance

Venue	The Garden Theatre
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	3rd August 2020
Opened	11th August 2020
To	25th August 2020
When	Mon 19:30. Tue 18:00, 20:30
Prices	From £16.00. To £16.00.
The Garden Theatre (V0202571142)
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Date of change: 28 Jul 20 - T01267575496
Date of change: 27 Jul 20 - T01267575496

Fanny & Stella: The Shocking True Story

Work:: Fanny & Stella: The Shocking True Story (S01978738900)

"It will be raw and unvarnished. And tragic. But with laughter and gaiety. There will be love and romance. And drama. And medical examinations. And a painful death." Victorians Ernest Boulton and Richard Park were known and adored as Fanny and Stella. They dazzled in female roles on our nation's stages - and in clubs and bedrooms from London to the Highlands. Tonight - for one night only! - they present the shocking story of their own rise to fame and fall from grace. A riotous play about two young men who dared to be different, whatever the cost.

Author	Glenn Chandler
Music	Charles Miller

Production:: (T01267575496)

Face masks have to be worn for all performances, with audiences socially distanced within The Garden Theatre.

Producer	Peter Bull (for LAMBO Productions)
Director	Steven Dexter
Musical Director	Aaron Clingham
Design	David Shields
Director	Anne Vosser (casting director)
Performer	Jed Berry (Ernest Boulton / Stella)
Performer	Kane Verrall (Frederick William / Fanny)
Performer	Kurt Kansley (Lord Arthur Clinton)
Performer	Alex Lodge (Louis Charles Hurt)
Performer	Mark Pearce (Mr Grimes)
Performer	Joaquin Pedro Valdes (John Safford-Fiske)

Listing:: L01922888845

Production details

Face masks have to be worn for all performances, with audiences socially distanced within The Garden Theatre.

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