Whistle Down The Wind

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre Musical

Venue

Palace Theatre Get directions

First Performance 15/03/2006

Closing 12/08/2006

Running Time 2h25

Andrew Lloyd-Webber’s musical based on the 60s film starring Hayley Mills.

When a 15-year-old girl finds a man in her barn that she believes is Jesus, she, and the town’s other children, vow to protect him. In the meantime, the adults of the town are searching for an escaped prisoner.

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Cast

David Robbins, Kevin Curtin, Ali James, Chris Holland, Rachel Thorne, Garrie Harvey, Christopher Midlebrook, Michael Diana, Paul Hutchinson, Georgie Fellows, Dominic Brewer, Graeme Kinniburgh, Polli Redston, Debbie Korley, Micaelia Baptiste, Tee Jaye, Leroy Ricardo Jones, Claire Marlowe, Michael Howard Smith, Emma Hopkins/Henrietta Touquet, Laurence Belcher/Christopher Thomas, Tim Rogers

Creative

Director - Bill Kenwright

Designer - Paul Farnsworth

Choreographer - Henry Metcalfe

Conductor - David Steadman

Lighting Designer - Nick Richings

Sound - Mick Potter

Author - Based on the original novel by Mary Hayley Bell and the film produced by Richard Attenborough

Lyrics By - Jim Steinman

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