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First Look: Power of Sail at Menier Chocolate Factory in Rehearsal

by Staff Writer
March 11, 2024
Reading Time: 4 mins read
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Giles Terera (Baxter), Julian Ovenden (Charles Nichols) by Manuel Harlan

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First look rehearsal images are released for the European première of Paul Grellong’s Power of Sail, directed by Dominic Dromgoole.

Giles Terera (Baxter) and Michael Benz were recently announced to join Julian Ovenden (Charles Nichols), Tanya Franks (Amy), Katie Bernstein (Maggie), Georgia Landers (Quinn) and Paul Rider (Frank).

This production – co-produced with Daryl Roth who previously collaborated with the Menier on the critically acclaimed production of Indecent – opens on 28 March, with previews from the 20 March, and runs until 12 May.

       
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