Pictured Alex Alderton, Winner of Theatre in Wales' Best Female Performer, photograph courtesy Musical Theatre in the Rhondda -- It's outrageous, it's over-the-top camp, it's funny, beautiful music --it's Judy Garland, and more!Wednesday 30 May 2007 6 pm
One Performance Only -- Admission is FREE
Call now for information -- Limited Seating
Theatr y Bont, Forest Grove, Treforest
A stunning new production of the acclaimed one woman musical play. Starring the beautiful and sexy musical comedianne Alex Alderton, winner of the Theatre in Wales's Best Female Perfomer Award (2006).
It's 1969: Alice Dell is rehearsing her Judy Garland 'tribute' cabaret act. Alice is the look-alike, who has spent her whole career waiting for a chance to impersonate Garland -- a chance that only comes with her death!
"A tribute to the lady, but one that does not shy away from the pain, the pills and the shattered marriages . . . the glory of Garland at her best." (The TIMES)
'Someone Else's Rainbow' just closed to sold-out audiences at Neath Little Theatre, but through special arrangement with the Faculty of CCI, you can see Alex Alderton one more time!
Call Cardiff School of Creative & Cultural Industries (CCI) Now, for directions and information -- Theatr y Bont:
01443 480 480
Wednesday 30 May 2007 6 pm
One Performance Only -- Admission is FREE
Call now for information -- Limited Seating
Theatr y Bont, Forest Grove, Treforest
About the writer of 'Someone Else's Rainbow', Sam Boardman-Jacobs and Found Reality Theatre Company:
Sam has won awards for both design & direction . He was a founder member of the London Fringe designing for the Bush, Soho, Gate, Warehouse, Hampstead & Kings Head Theatres as well as designing for the Habima & Cameri Theatres of Israel, the Scottish Ballet, the Royal Court London, Teatro Modernes Munich, Theater am Goetheplatz Bremen and the Teatro Espanol Madrid.
He has directed his own plays, Play Federico for me & Passion for the Impossible, at the Sherman Theatre Cardiff. Play Federico was translated and published in Catalan and was selected as part of the official centenary celebrations for the birth of Federico Garcia Lorca. He worked for several years with Manchester Youth Theatre creating a series of award winning Holocaust Dramas including Sobol’s Ghetto, And “Fiddler” a radical reworking of Fiddler on the Roof, the European premiere of Paul Simon’s Capeman and co-devising Asylum at Manchester Royal Exchange with Laura Haughey.
Also with Laura he directed Julia Pascal’s The Dybbuk first at Chapter Arts in Cardiff then by invitation at the Huddersfield Festival of European Plays and then at the Edinburgh Festival.
Cardiff School of Creative & Cultural Industries
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