The Swan Theatre, Worcester
10th – 14th April 2012.
The One Off Performance Society performed ‘Titanic the Musical’ on the the 100th anniversary of the Tradgedy
THANK YOU EVERYONE FOR A WONDERFUL SHOW. Sir, Congratulations to everyone connected with the amazing performance of Titanic the Musical staged at the Swan Theatre Worcester. A few words asking the audience to remember, as the house lights dimmed, the loss of so many lives in that tragic disaster set the tone for the whole
Reviewed by Trevor Guest NODA Regional Representative 11th April 2012, Swan Theatre Worcester, Worcestershire Director Phil Beeson Musical Director Sheila Bratt This Society was formed in 2010 so that Worcester could experience the lifetime opportunity of boarding the ‘Ship of Dreams’ exactly 100 years ago to the day the Titanic set sail and ultimately met
Titanic opened on April 23, 1997 at the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre and ran for 804 performances and 26 previews, closing on March 21, 1999. Directed by Richard Jones with choreography by Lynne Taylor-Corbett, the cast included Michael Cerveris, Victoria Clark, and Brian d’Arcy James. Danny Burstein was a cast replacement. The lobby of the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre was redecorated for the production: the complete passenger list of the Titanic was painted on the walls, noting those who ultimately survived the disaster. The set encompassed three levels to help form the impression of the size of the ship. Orchestrator Jonathan Tunick won the first Tony Award for Best Orchestrations for his work on the score. The show received five Tony nominations, winning in all five categories, though the director, Richard Jones, was not nominated, nor were any of the performers.
One Off Performance Society (OOPS) was formed in 2010 with our charitable aim to bring the arts to the wider community. Our imagination was captured by the impending centenary of the Titanic disaster in April 2012 and as many of us had been involved with the epic show Titanic The Musical previously, we were keen to stage a tribute to those involved in the disaster.
We have secured the rights to perform Titanic and booked The Swan Theatre in Worcester so that we can stage the musical for the week of the centenary – our opening night being 100 years to the day that the Titanic set sail and our closing night being the day the magnificent ship sank.
Is there anyway you can help us in our aim to make the 100th Anniversary production of Titanic The Musical spectacular? We need:
We are a new charity, with our charitable aim being to bring the arts to the wider community. Setting up a new group such as OOPS is a huge undertaking and we are fortunate to have so many members whose imagination has been captured by the Titanic centenary. There are many ways in which we need more support and your help would be greatly appreciated.
We are looking for sponsors to help us finance the staging of this unique show and can offer attractive advertising and hospitality packages in return. For more information, please contact Chris Holloway on sponsorship@oneoffperformancesociety.co.uk
For those wishing to get involved with the ‘dark side’ of the theatre(!) you can always help us backstage from get-in and get-out, to props, sound and lighting – there is something for everyone! For more information, please contact Steve Cook on info@oneoffperformancesociety.co.uk
Book your tickets NOW via the OOPS Box Office on 01905 425299 until the end of 2011.
From January 2012 contact Worcester Live Box office on 01905 611427.
Our opening night, Tuesday 10th April coincides 100 years to the day that Titanic set sail on her fateful voyage. The run of performances throughout the week of the centenary of the voyage and disaster promises to be a truly moving and poignant experience; a tribute to those aboard in 1912.
All performances at the Swan Theatre, Worcester.
Tuesday 10th April 2012 7.30pm £15.00
Wednesday 11th April 2012 7.30pm £15.00
Thursday 12th April 2012 7.30pm £15.00
Friday 13th April 2012 7.30pm £15.00
Saturday 14th April 2012 2.00pm £14.00
Saturday 14th April 2012 8:00pm £20.00 (Sold Out)
PLANS for a musical marking the 100th anniversary of the sinking of Titanic are moving ahead at a rate of knots, with the final night of the week-long show next April at Worcester’s Swan Theatre already sold out. Titanic: The Musical is being staged to coincide with the moment on the night of April 14,
Marconi messages from rescue ship expected to fetch £100,000 Sale to mark impending 100 year anniversary of the sinking White Star Line businessman Bruce Ismay later dubbed the ‘Coward of the Titanic’ over claims he was rescued with women and children still on board By Daily Mail Reporter Almost 100 years after they were sent,
A Worcester youth club is playing a key role in ambitious plans to stage a dramatic tribute to the victims of Titanic on the 100th anniversary of the 1912 sinking of the White Star Liner. Perdiswell Young People’s Leisure Club in Droitwich Road has been chosen by a group of Worcestershire-based actors and musicians as
The 100 year anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic will come in April of next year, and auction houses are already seeing a spike in the number of artifacts from the disaster being put up for sale. Among them are a set of previously unseen photographs made the morning after the sinking, which show
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It’s all hands on deck as a group of Worcestershire-based actors and musicians prepare for the raising of the Titanic in 2012 – exactly 100 years to the day that the “unsinkable” White Star liner disappeared below the North Atlantic with the loss of 1,500 lives. The newly-formed One-Off Performance Society (OOPS) is aiming to
The tragic story of RMS Titanic will be retold in dramatic fashion in Worcester next week at a breathtaking charity lecture in aid of ambitious plans to ‘refloat’ a major musical in 2012 about the sinking on the luxury liner. Andrew Lound, a leading authority on the disaster, will be presenting Titanic: The Return of
Rehearsal Schedule can be downloaded and viewed here: Titanic Schedule Tweet
Steve Cook, Chair Steve welcomed everyone to the first Titanic rehearsal. He thanked Brian for coming to play the piano for rehearsals and Helen Kimber for volunteering to organise costumes. He stated that it was essential that members attend all rehearsals and that they reserved the right to replace those members who missed three consecutive
The Cast list for our production of Titanic : The Musical. Principals Thomas Andrews : Mike Staiger, Bruce Ismay : Ben Leeke, Captain Smith : John Clay, Murdoch : Tam Weir, Lightoller : Gary Kimber, Pitman : Kit Windows-Yule, Bride : Joey Roberts, Barrett : Chris Holloway, Fleet : Richard Hulbert, Hartley/Bell : Adrian Rogerson,
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