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First Look: RAGS at The Hope Mill Theatre

by Staff Writer
March 5, 2019
Reading Time: 1 min read
Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler

Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler

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Production images have been released ahead of the opening night of RAGS at the Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester. The production stars Olivier Award-winning actress Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca in the UK premiere of a new version of the Stephen Schwartz musical which runs until  6 April

Also in the cast are Valda Aviks as Rachel, Gavin James as Bronfman, Sam Peggs as Ben, Jane Quinn as Anna, Michael S. Siegel as Avram, Robert Tripolino as Sal, Tim Walton as Jacob (Jack) and Lydia White as Bella. Sharing the role of David are Lochlan White and George Varley. Completing the cast are James Dangerfield, Emma Fraser, James Hastings and Hanna Khogali.

Directed by Bronagh Lagan RAGS is a heart-warming and powerful musical with book by Joseph Stein (Fiddler on the Roof), lyrics by Stephen Schwartz (Wicked) and music by Charles Strouse (Annie), which tells the story of Russian immigrant Rebecca, who, with her son David, travels to America in search of a better life. Rebecca must decide what matters more to her – staying true to her roots or adopting a new cultural identity in an attempt to ‘fit in’.

       
Robert Tripolino as Sal Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca and the cast of RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
Robert Tripolino as Sal Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca and the cast of RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
The cast of RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
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Michael S. Siegel as Avram Valda Aviks as Rachel in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
Michael S. Siegel as Avram Valda Aviks as Rachel in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
Robert Tripolino as Sal Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
Robert Tripolino as Sal Rebecca Trehearn as Rebecca in RAGS. Credit Nathan Chandler
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