Performance

Venue	New Wolsey Theatre
	Also: Studio, NW2
Town	Ipswich
County	Suffolk
From	2nd May 2013
To	11th May 2013
When	19:45. No perf. May13 6, 7. Fri May13 10 at 17:30, 21:00. May13 8 Mat 14:30
New Wolsey Theatre (V81)
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Date of change: 3 May 13 - T173739188
Date of change: 29 Oct 12 - T01271764767

Miss Nightingale - The Musical

Work:: Miss Nightingale - The Musical (S01910711409)

An intimate underground cabaret club opens in the heart of London. A saucy new star shines under the spotlight. Two men struggle to bring their illicit love out of the shadows. The war- torn capital has never been so revealing! Welcome to the Glitz of the Blitz; where showgirls, secrets and scandal abound. A world where aristocrats jostle with black-market spivs, songwriters take to the streets and nothing is quite as it seems. Maggie Brown, an aspiring singer and her best friend George Nowodny, a songwriter and Jewish refugee, perform a dazzling act at the newest nightclub in town, owned by wealthy socialite and RAF war-hero, Sir Frank Worthington-Blythe. Maggie's beau Tom Connor, paves the way for the sexy and charismatic 'Miss Nightingale' to be born, and the musical duo quickly find themselves with a West End hit! However, what the leading lady doesn't know, is that George and Sir Frank are hiding a secret and as Miss Nightingale's success grows, so does a forbidden love between the two men!itz.

Music	Matthew Bugg
Lyrics	Matthew Bugg

Production:: (T173739188)

Company	Mr Bugg Presents
Director	Peter Rowe
Design	Carla Goodman
Sound	Simon Deacon
Lighting	David Phillips
Performer	Amber Topaz
Performer	Ilan Goodman
Performer	Tomm Coles
Performer	Alex Tomkins
Performer	Adam Langstaff
Performer	Tobias Oliver
Performer	Matthew Bugg

Listing:: L691239008

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