Performance

Venue	Theatre Royal Plymouth
	Also: Drum Theatre, The Lyric
Town	Plymouth
County	Devon
From	9th July 2001
To	21st July 2001
When	19:30, Thurs/Sat Mats 14:30
Prices	From £5.00. To £22.00.
Theatre Royal Plymouth (V895)
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Peggy Sue Got Married

Work:: Peggy Sue Got Married (S01511028376)

With all her knowledge and experience of the last 25 years, Peggy Sue is given the chance to change her life completely. Peggy Sue is a mother of two and coping with an impending divorce from Charlie. She isn't a failure...but neither has life gone exactly as she planned. She attends her high school reunion where a freak mishap sends her decades back in time, giving her the chance to start again!

Book by	Arlene Sarner
Lyrics	Jerry Leichtling
Music	Bob Gaudio

Production:: (T01299278007)

Producer	Paul Elliott
Producer	Triumph Entertainment Ltd
Producer	David Mirvish
Producer	Ed Mirvish
Producer	Emanuel Azenberg
Producer	Ira Pittelman
Producer	JAB Productions
Director	Kelly Robinson
Choreographer	Sergio Trujillo
Design	Ruari Murchison
Lighting	Mark Jonathan
Sound	Rick Clarke
Director	Olly Ashmore (music)
Other	Gary Hind (music arrangement)
Performer	Ruthie Henshall
Performer	Gerard Bentall
Performer	Verity Bentham
Performer	Dawn Buckland
Performer	Chris Compton
Performer	Pippa Gebette
Performer	Terence Hillyer
Performer	Tim Howar
Performer	Samuel James
Performer	Steve Lawton
Performer	Gavin Lee
Performer	Melanie Marcus
Performer	Dean Maynard
Performer	Lucy Moorby
Performer	Francesca Newitt
Performer	Melista Nicola
Performer	Stuart Nurse
Performer	Richard Peakman
Performer	Wayne Perrey
Performer	Andrew Playfoot
Performer	Tanya Robb
Performer	Vicky Simon
Performer	Donna Steele
Performer	Scarlett Strallen
Performer	Ian Waller
Performer	Sara Weymouth
Performer	Andrew Kennedy

Listing:: L01993561345

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