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0001 - Return to the Forbidden Planet (1989)
Musique: *** Divers • Paroles: *** Divers • Livret: Bob Carlton • Production originale: 7 versions mentionnées
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Musique: *** Divers • Paroles: *** Divers • Livret: Bob Carlton • Production originale: 7 versions mentionnées
Dispo: Résumé Synopsis Isnpiration Liste chansons
Genèse:
Résumé: On a stormy night way back in the winter of 2009, mad scientist Doctor Prospero worked late in his laboratory, aided only by his wife, Gloria, as he developed the elusive formula with which he would change the world. The apparently faithful Gloria, however, duped him and sent him off into hyper-space in an old spacecraft. Unknown to Gloria, her infant daughter, Miranda, slumbered peacefully in the craft and was now catapulted light years into the future in her father's company. Fifteen years later, a routine survey flight under the command of the chisel-jawed Captain Tempest leaves earth's orbit with a new Science Officer aboard - a hard and bitter woman. As a shower of meteorites hits the ship, the Science Officer flees, and the craft is pulled inexorably towards the plant D'Illyria - the Forbidden Plant. The adventure begins .......
Création: 18/9/1989 - Cambridge Theatre (Londres) - représ.
Version 1
Fings Ain't Wot They Used T'Be (1999-04-Queen's Theatre Hornchurch-London)
Type de série: RevivalThéâtre: Queen's Theatre Hornchurch (Londres - Angleterre) Durée : 2 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : Friday 16 April 1999Première : Monday 19 April 1999Dernière : Saturday 08 May 1999Mise en scène : Bob Carlton • Chorégraphie : Liz Marsh • Producteur : Avec : Steve Edwin (Fred), Diana Croft (Lily), Dale Superville, Tony Hunt, Liz Marsh, Nina Lucking, Richard Brightiff, Phil HearneCommentaires : Although staged at the furthest reaches of Greater London, and not really qualifying for a “West End” listing, this was a notable production since it was the first major revival in almost 40 years. Lionel Bart himself was working on the production, and preparing some new lyrics, when he died, just two weeks before the opening night. It was staged with the cast doubling as the orchestra and playing their own instruments.
Version 2
Lust (1993-07-Haymarket Theatre-London)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Haymarket Theatre (Londres - Angleterre) Durée : Nombre : 128 représentationsPremière Preview : InconnuPremière : Monday 19 July 1993Dernière : InconnuMise en scène : Bob Carlton • Chorégraphie : Irvin Davies • Producteur : Avec : Denis Lawson (Horner), Paul leonard (Quack), Judith Paris (Lady Fidget), Sophie Aldred (Margery), Julian Curry (Pinchwife), Mark Haddigan, Anthony Dawes, Janet DevenishCommentaires : Based on “The Country Wife” by William Wycherley, this was described as a “Carry On” comedy set to music. They either loved it, or they hated it. One critic commented: “I’m told that ‘Lust’ was performed to great acclaim at the Queen’s Theatre, Hornchurch; a more telling indictment of Essex Man as a cultural arbiter would be hard to imagine.” It ran for three and a half months.
Version 3
Return to the Forbidden Planet (1989-09-Cambridge Theatre-London)
Type de série: OriginalThéâtre: Cambridge Theatre (Londres - Angleterre)
Durée : 3 ans 4 mois Nombre : 1516 représentationsPremière Preview : InconnuPremière : Monday 18 September 1989Dernière : Saturday 16 January 1993Mise en scène : Bob Carlton • Chorégraphie : Carole Todd • Producteur : Avec : John Ashby (Captain Tempest), Christian Roberts (Doctor Prospero), Alison Harding (Miranda), Kraig Thornber (Ariel) , Matthew Devitt, Nicky Furre, Anthony Hunt, Kate EdgarCommentaires : Based on the B-Movie “Forbidden Planet”, which itself wass derived from Shakespeare’s “Tempest” this show contained some of the best songs from the past 30 years to please the rockers, and enough Shakespeare jokes to please the regular theatregoer, and all-in-all, got a great critical and audience reaction. It was, however, harder to pull in the crowds. Somewhat astonishingly this show won the Olivier Award for Best Musical of the Year, beating “Miss Saigon”, thus causing considerable controversy.
Version 4
Return to the Forbidden Planet (1991-09-Variety Arts Theatre-Off Broadway)
Type de série: Original Off-BroadwayThéâtre: Variety Arts Theatre (Broadway (Off) - Etats-Unis) Durée : 7 mois Nombre : 243 représentationsPremière Preview : Friday 27 September 1991Première : Friday 27 September 1991Dernière : Sunday 26 April 1992Mise en scène : Bob Carlton • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : Allison Briner, Mary Ehlinger, Christine Elliot, Erin Hill, David LaDuca, Robert McCormick, Steve Pudenz, Michael Rotondi, Robert Tate, Schuck Tempo
Version 5
Return to the Forbidden Planet (2001-08-UK Tour 2001-Savoy Theatre-London)
Type de série: West End TransferThéâtre: Savoy Theatre (Londres - Angleterre) Durée : 1 mois 1 semaine Nombre : Première Preview : Tuesday 11 December 2001Première : Tuesday 11 December 2001Dernière : Saturday 19 January 2002Mise en scène : Bob Carlton • Chorégraphie : Carole Todd • Producteur : Avec : Sarah Beaumont (Miranda), James Earl Adair (Dr Prospero), Adrian Cobey (Captain Tempest), Diana Croft, Scott Finlay, Zita Frith, Cameron Gordon, Christine Holman, Nick Lashbrook, Jane Milligan, Philip Reed, Frederick RuthCommentaires : This re-worked version had transferred from Bob Carlton’s base at the Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch for a limited return season in the West End.
Version 6
Return to the Forbidden Planet (2001-08-UK Tour 2002)
Type de série: UK TourThéâtre: UK Tour ( - Angleterre) Durée : 10 mois 2 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : Monday 21 January 2002Première : Monday 21 January 2002Dernière : Saturday 07 December 2002Mise en scène : Bob Carlton • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Commentaires longs: 2 Dec 02 to 7 Dec 02 Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton
25 Nov 02 to 30 Nov 02 Devonshire Park Theatre, Eastbourne
4 Nov 02 to 9 Nov 02 Opera House, Manchester
21 Oct 02 to 26 Oct 02 Theatre Royal, Newcastle upon Tyne
14 Oct 02 to 19 Oct 02 Wycombe Swan, High Wycombe
24 Sep 02 to 28 Sep 02 His Majesty's Theatre, Aberdeen
12 Sep 02 to 21 Sep 02 Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch
13 May 02 to 18 May 02 Richmond Theatre, Outer London
22 Apr 02 to 27 Apr 02 Hall for Cornwall, Truro
15 Apr 02 to 20 Apr 02 Hippodrome, Bristol
8 Apr 02 to 13 Apr 02 The Hawth, Crawley
2 Apr 02 to 6 Apr 02 Grand Theatre and Opera House, Leeds
25 Mar 02 to 30 Mar 02 Theatre Royal, Plymouth
18 Mar 02 to 23 Mar 02 New Wimbledon Theatre, Outer London
11 Mar 02 to 16 Mar 02 Venue Cymru (formally - North Wales Theatre), Llandudno
4 Mar 02 to 9 Mar 02 Civic Theatre, Darlington
26 Feb 02 to 2 Mar 02 Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham
18 Feb 02 to 23 Feb 02 Grand Theatre, Swansea
11 Feb 02 to 16 Feb 02 Theatre Royal, Nottingham
4 Feb 02 to 9 Feb 02 The Orchard, Dartford
28 Jan 02 to 2 Feb 02 The Lowry, Salford
21 Jan 02 to 26 Jan 02 The Hexagon, Reading
Version 7
Return to the Forbidden Planet (2001-08-UK Tour)
Type de série: UK TourThéâtre: UK Tour ( - Angleterre) Durée : 4 mois 3 semaines Nombre : Première Preview : Saturday 25 August 2001Première : Saturday 25 August 2001Dernière : Saturday 19 January 2002Mise en scène : Bob Carlton • Chorégraphie : Producteur : Avec : James Earl Adair, Sarah Beaumont, Adrian Cobey, Diana Croft, Scott Finlay, Zita Frith, Cameron Gordon, Christine Holman, Nick Lashbrook, Jane Milligan, Philip Reed, Fredrick RuthCommentaires longs: 11 Dec 01 to 19 Jan 02 Savoy Theatre, West End
3 Dec 01 to 8 Dec 01 Jersey Opera House, St Helier
26 Nov 01 to 1 Dec 01 Theatre Royal, Brighton
19 Nov 01 to 24 Nov 01 Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester
12 Nov 01 to 17 Nov 01 Lighthouse (previously known as Poole Arts Centre), Poole
5 Nov 01 to 10 Nov 01 Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham
29 Oct 01 to 3 Nov 01 Churchill Theatre, Bromley
22 Oct 01 to 27 Oct 01 Theatre Royal, Norwich
15 Oct 01 to 20 Oct 01 Mayflower Theatre, Southampton
8 Oct 01 to 13 Oct 01 Milton Keynes Theatre, Milton Keynes
1 Oct 01 to 6 Oct 01 Regent Theatre, Stoke-on-Trent
24 Sep 01 to 29 Sep 01 New Victoria Theatre, Woking
25 Aug 01 to 22 Sep 01 Queen's Theatre, Hornchurch