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First Look: Starter for Ten at Bristol Old Vic

by Staff Writer
March 6, 2024
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Opening tomorrow night (7 Mar), Bristol Old Vic has today released the first production photos from the world premiere of brand-new musical Starter for Ten, with images by Marc Brenner.

Based on David Nicholls’ novel and the cult 2006 film, Starter for Ten is produced by Antic Productions, Bristol Old Vic, Longshot Films and Playtone, with book and lyrics co-written by Emma Hall and Charlie Parham, Artistic Directors of Antic Productions.

Featuring an irresistible original soundtrack inspired by the riotous student scene of the 80s, Starter for Ten is a bright, big-hearted coming-of-age comedy about love, belonging and the all-important difference between knowledge and wisdom.

The 80s-inspired original score and lyrics are composed by queer, pop-punk composers Tom Rasmussen and Hatty Carman. The show is directed by Charlie Parham, choreographed by Shelley Maxwell, with set and costume design by Olivier Award-nominee Frankie Bradshaw, lighting design by Rory Beaton, sound design by Gregory Clarke and casting by Will Burton for GBC.

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