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Theatre

The Hatpin

A Heather Doole, Blue Elephant & Greenwich Theatre Co-production in Association with Lazarus Theatre

Dates
Tuesday 30 October 2012 - Saturday 24 November 2012

Driven by poverty, Amber Murray gives up her baby to a better life. Strange discoveries arouse her suspicions about her child's new family. Supported by her friend, she uncovers a horrific story that leads to one of the most shocking trials in Australian history.

Based on a true story, this dark and stirring tale is brought to the stage in the UK premiere of this Australian musical.

A beautiful and emotive journey showing the strength of the human spirit.

The Hatpin was originally produced by Neil Gooding Productions and White Box Theatre at The York Theatre, Sydney, February 2008. American premiere presented at the 2008 New York Musical Theatre Festival.

Tickets for this show can be booked via the box office at the Greenwich Theatre on 020 8858 7755 or click on the link under 'Tickets'.

Tickets will come off sale at 3pm on the day of performance. After this time please contact Blue Elephant Theatre directly on 0207 701 0100

Reviews

Review in UK Theatre Network

Review in Views From The Gods

Review in The Public Review

Review in Entertainment Focus

Review in The Curtain Up Show


Music:
Peter Rutherford
Book & Lyrics:
James Millar
Director & Designer:
Ricky Dukes
Associate Director:
Gavin Harrington-Odedra
Musical Director:
Aaron Clingham
Lighting Designer:
Heather Doole
Costume Designer:
Alice Pocock
Stage Manager:
Ina Berggren
Company Photographer:
Adam Trigg
Production Graphic Designer:
Will Beeston
Cast
Katie Allison, Gemma Beaton, Tom Bristow, Mark Byles, Michaela Cartmell, Elise Fabris, Robin Holden, Grace Lewis, Elly Lowney, Hayward Morse, Kate Playdon, Eleanor Sandars, Linda Taimre, Ziggie Sky Ward & Emma White.