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Closed March 25, 2017
Fun new chamber musical!
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A devilishly naughty musical makes its London premiere at the Actor's Centre, based on Marie Corelli's searingly funny bestseller that turns Faust into a comedy of manners! A meta-show within a show, we head back to 1924 London as we follow the trials of one Geoffrey Tempest, a penniless and failed playwright who finds himself thrown out of his accommodations! One last chance to redeem himself to his peers finds itself in a reading for his musical play, The Sorrows Of Satan (or more accurately, Geoffrey Tempest's Faust). However, his mysterious foreign patron suggests some major changes to the script, and Geoffrey must choose between money, and his artistic integrity.
The brainchild of Luke Bateman and Michael Conley, this hilarious musical play takes the legend of Faust and turns it on its head, lampooning the theatrical community and its myriad processes of staging a show. Will Geoffrey sell out to his financier? Will he get the love of his leading lady? Or will he choose to keep his play as written and face honest poverty?
Previews from: 14 February 2017
Opening night: 22 February 2017
Suitable for ages 12+
One hour 50 mins
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Stefan Bednarczyk as Amiel
Claire-Marie Hall as 'The Woman'
Dale Rapley as Lucio
Simon Willmont as Geoffrey
Directed byAdam Lenson
Produced by Fisher Taylor-Gaunt Productions
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