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Reno Sweeney ......................Ellie Jones
Hope Harcourt................Lysette Stubbs
Evangeline Harcourt ......Laura Johnson
Lord Evelyn Oakleigh .........Josh Dennis
Elisha Whitney .................Josef Gorecki
Billy Crocker..........................Matt Fisher
Moonface Martin ...Declan-Dali Murphy
Erma ...............................Jessica Manns
Fred the Bartender ...............Milo Baker
Luke ......................................Zack North
John ...............................Andrew Winter
Ship’s Captain ....................Georgie Cox
Ship’s Purser ....................Toby Wardale
Reporter #1 ........................Samuel Beer
Reporter #2 ......................Kieran Devine
Photographer ...................Charlie Foord
FBI Agent #1 ..........................Milo Baker
FBI Agent #2 ......................John Pimlott
Henry T Dobson ..................Jonah Ford
RENO'S SHOWGIRLS
Angel – Purity .......................Zoe Elliott
Angel – Chastity .............Sian Samways
Angel – Charity ........Charlotte Bromley
Angel – Virtue............Phoebe Saunders
Angel – Faith...................Connie Powell
Angel – Joy.........Emily Collins-Wingate
PASSENGERS
Emily Blackburn, Charlotte Larder, Danielle-Millie Burnett, Ashlea Devine, Amber Harris
Monday 2nd June 2014 in Curtain Call By Karen Robson
A show with a complicated genesis, Anything Goes, here presented in the 1987 Broadway Beaumont version, nevertheless luxuriated in the sublime music of Cole Porter.
The convoluted plot was handled with nimbleness and panache by director Jacqui Ivemy, who produced a show with pace, a lightness of touch and wit.
The handsome-looking production had a sophisticated aura that beautifully underpined the sophistication of the music and humour.
The material was done full justice by a great ensemble cast. Of particular note were Jessica Manns as the sexy gangster’s moll Erma, Declan-Dali Murphy (Public Enemy No 13 Moonface Martin) and Josh Dennis (Lord Evelyn Oakleigh).
At the centre were two commanding performances – Matt Fisher (Billy Crocker) had an easy charm and great stage presence, whilst Ellie Jones (Reno Sweeney) gave a fitting finale to her Stage One career with a droll, stylish performance of maximum star wattage.
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