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First Look: Kiss Me Kate at Sheffield Theatres in Rehearsal

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November 20, 2018
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The Cast of Kiss Me Kate in Rehearsals c. Manuel Harlan

The Cast of Kiss Me Kate in Rehearsals c. Manuel Harlan

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Rehearsal images have been released for Paul Foster’s major revival of Kiss Me, Kate. Foster directs Delroy Atkinson, Edward Baker-Duly, Cindy Belliot, John Conroy, Dafydd Emyr, Dex Lee, Rebecca Lock , Ross McLaren, Joel Montague, Adam Rhys-Charles, Amy Ellen Richardson, Matthew Whennell-Clark and Layton Williams. The production opens on 12 December, with previews from 7 December, and runs until 12 January 2019.

From the Golden Age, a riotous, romantic musical comedy to make your heart soar. It’s opening night for feuding divorcees Fred and Lilli as they star in The Taming of the Shrew. But as the curtain rises, gambling, gangsters and mistaken identity conspire to create chaos.

 

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Louis Gaunt and Clancy Ryan in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Layton Williams in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Emmanuele NZuzi and John Conroy. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Director Paul Foster in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Dex Lee and Ross McLaren in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Clancy Ryan Bobbie Little Jessica Buckby Tash Holway Ruby Greenwood and Jennifer Louise Jones.
Choreographer Matt Flint in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
Amy Ellen Richardson and Ross McLaren in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan. Copy
Ronan Burns in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.
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1. Louis Gaunt and Clancy Ryan in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Louis Gaunt and Clancy Ryan in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

2. Layton Williams in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Layton Williams in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

3. Emmanuele NZuzi and John Conroy. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Emmanuele NZuzi and John Conroy. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

4. Director Paul Foster in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Director Paul Foster in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

5. Dex Lee and Ross McLaren in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Dex Lee and Ross McLaren in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

6. Clancy Ryan Bobbie Little Jessica Buckby Tash Holway Ruby Greenwood and Jennifer Louise Jones.

Clancy Ryan Bobbie Little Jessica Buckby Tash Holway Ruby Greenwood and Jennifer Louise Jones.

7. Choreographer Matt Flint in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Choreographer Matt Flint in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

8. Amy Ellen Richardson and Ross McLaren in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan. Copy

Amy Ellen Richardson and Ross McLaren in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan. Copy

9. Ronan Burns in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

Ronan Burns in rehearsals. Photo by Manuel Harlan.

 

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