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Performance
| Venue | Old Vic Theatre |
| Town | West End |
| County | Greater London |
| From | 20th November 2012 |
| Opened | 3rd December 2012 |
| To | 2nd March 2013 |
| When | Mon-Sat 19:30. Wed,Sat Mats 14:30 |
| Prices | From £11.00. To £58.00. |
| What is currently on at Old Vic Theatre (V402) | |
Kiss Me, Kate
T0302052387Based on Shakespeare's Taming of the Shrew. Two gangsters are despatched to extract a debt from the leading man of a musical version of The Taming of the Shrew. They arrive on its First Night, in the middle of a blazing row between the show's stars and end up on stage singing Brush Up Your Shakespeare.
| Music | Cole Porter |
| Lyrics | Cole Porter |
| Book by | Sam Spewack |
| Book by | Bella Spewack |
Archive :: production:T0302052387, musical:S1575, venue:V402
Current production:Work
Production details
Special Performances
- 12 Feb 13 Captioned
Company
| Corporate Sponsor | Henry Adams (Chichester) |
| Corporate Sponsor | Oval Insurance Broking (Chichester) |
| Corporate Sponsor | Seaward Properties (Chichester) |
| Corporate Sponsor | John Wiley & Sons (Chichester) |
| Corporate Sponsor | Bank of America (Old Vic) |
| Corporate Sponsor | Merrill Lynch (Old Vic) |
| Producer | Festival Theatre |
| Director | Trevor Nunn |
| Design | Robert Jones |
| Choreographer | Stephen Mear |
| Musical Director | Gareth Valentine |
| Lighting | Tim Mitchell |
| Music | Chris Egan (orchestration) |
| Sound | Paul Groothuis |
| Performer | Michelle Bishop (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Alex Bourne (Fred Graham/Petruchio) |
| Performer | Kevin Brewis (Riley/Hortensio) |
| Performer | Wendy Mae Brown (Hattie) |
| Performer | David Burt (Gangster) |
| Performer | Christopher Dickins (Pops) |
| Performer | Adam Garcia (Bill Calhoun/Lucentio) |
| Performer | Paul Grunert (Harry Trevor/Baptista Minola) |
| Performer | Mark Heenehan (General Harrison Howell) |
| Performer | Shaun Henson (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Samuel Holmes (Flynt/Gremio) |
| Performer | Holly James (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Richard Jones (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Carolyn Maitland (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Jo Morris (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Harry Morrison (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Jason Pennycooke (Paul) |
| Performer | Tanya Robb (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Clive Rowe (Gangster 2) |
| Performer | Warren Sollars (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Holly Dale Spencer (Lois Lane/Bianca) |
| Performer | Kate Tydman (Ensemble) |
| Performer | Hannah Waddingham (Villi Vanessi/Katherine Minola) |
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