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My Fair Lady
Music by Frederick Loewe
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About the Show: |
Frederick (Fritz) Loewe was one of the very last operetta composers, and My Fair Lady was his masterpiece. Its musical style combined the warmth of Lehar, Strauss and Stolz with the boisterous exuberance of the English music hall. For the first time, the hero, Higgins, was not a full-throated tenor or baritone. As created by Rex Harrison, he virtually spoke his way through the songs. |
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Venue: |
 Havant Arts Centre is a comfortable Studio Theatre situated in what used to be Havant Town Hall, next to the Museum at the eastern end of the town. It has a flat stage and the raked seating can accommodate up to 130 people. It has a licensed bar, open before and after the show, and a restaurant where you can obtain meals before the show. There is ample parking next to the theatre (free after 6pm). The Arts Centre is fully accessible people with disabilities, with flat access to the theatre. It is also equipped with an induction loop system. |
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Dates: |
Wednesday 27th May to Saturday 30th May 2009 Perfomances start at 7.30pm. There is also a matinee performance at 2.30pm on the Saturday. |
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Tickets: |
To be announced. |
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Buying Your Tickets: |
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Tickets can be booked direct with Havant Arts
Centre box office: Website: havantartscentre.co.uk |
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