Rock Of Ages – March 2017
7th – 11th March 2017
Loughborough Town Hall
Tickets: Tuesday Evening & Saturday Matinee £14
Wednesday – Saturday Evening £15
Director: James Nelson
Musical Director: Peter Fines
Choreographer: Hannah Osgood
Set in 1987, Rock of Ages tells the story of Sherrie Christian who arrives in Los Angeles from her home in Oklahoma, hoping to make it as a singer. Sherrie lands a job as a waitress at the famous Bourbon Room (Rock Club) and this forms the backdrop for the majority of the show. A love story with a few twists and turns along the way, Rock of Ages is packed with well-known rock numbers such as “Final Countdown”, “More than Words”, “I Want to Know What Love Is”, “Here I Go Again”, “We Built This City” and “Don’t Stop Believin”. Rock of Ages is a show that will have people reminiscing about the 1980’s rock era and give audience members too young to remember, a glimpse of how the world rocked back then !!
ROCK OF AGES CAST!!!!
Sherrie: Cazz Lander
Drew: Dale Collington
Lonny: Chris Wilson
Dennis: Richard York
Stacee Jaxx: David Burton
Regina: Lianne O’Connor
Hertz: Mark Chinnery
Franz: James Highton
Justice: Natasha Bryan
Waitress #1: Becky Bakewell
Ja’Keith: Ollie Lewin
Joey Primo/On Stage Guitarist: George Stackhouse
Sherrie’s Mother: Natalie Littlewood
Sherrie’s Father: John Smith
Mayor: Adrian Dobson
Constance: Nikita Collington
Producer #1: Kev Clarke
Sleazy Record Producer: Debbie Newton
Her PA: Claudia Peach
Even Sleazier Producer: Adrian Dobson
His PA: Natalie Littlewood
Candi: Ian Dean
Protester #2: Natalie Littlewood
Protester #3: Gemma Baxter
Strip Club DJ: Adrian Greasley
Strippers:
Gemma Baxter, Cassie Briggs, Allison Cundell, Gemma Landers, Effie Langley-Evans and Mel Swift
Principal Dancers:
Linda Adlam, Becky Bakewell, Gemma Baxter, Cassie Briggs, Nikita Collington, Allison Cundell, Ian Dean, Adrian Greasely, Gemma Landers, Effie Langley-Evans, Ollie Lewin, and Mel Swift.
Protesters / Tourists / Construction Workers / People of LA
Kirstie Bennett, Joanna Hayes, Kate King, Claudia Peach, Debs Pettitt, Clare Proctor and Sue Reynolds.
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Read the REVIEW online:
Loughborough Echo
Rock of Ages is a “brilliant show with a brilliant cast”
The musical left me, and I’m sure many others, singing 1980s rock songs all the way home.
Here is our NODA review – https://www.noda.org.uk/events/reports/rock_of_ages_12
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