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IRMA LaDOUCE
April 19 & 25, 2010
Music by Margureite Monnot
Lyrics and book
by Alexandre Breffort
English lyrics and
book
by Julian More, David Heneker and Monty Norman.
Directed and Choreographed by Roger Castellano
Musical Direction by Ron Colvard
Produced by Susan Watson
Set in Paris, this French and West End import revolves around Irma, a carefree
Montmartre streetwalker whose life is turned upside down when she falls in love with
Nestor le Fripé, a poor law student, who in order to keep her for himself, assumes the
disguise of a rich older man. Although the film version unbelievably eliminated the
songs, the original is much more fun, especially with the joyous, atmospheric score by
Marguerite Monnot. |
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| Police Inspector |
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Chuck Bergman |
| Nestor Le Fripe, a Law Student |
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Dan Callaway |
| Roberto Les Diams, a Mec |
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Christopher Carothers |
| Irma La Douce, a Poule |
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Robin De Lano |
| Jojo Les Yeux Sales, a Mec |
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Steven Hack |
| Polyte Le Mou, a Mec |
Joe Hart |
| Gendarme, Prisoner, Irma's Admirer and others |
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David Holmes |
| Bob Le Hotu, Proprietor of the Bar des Inquiets |
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Michael Kostroff |
| M. Bougne, a Ballroom Owner |
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Roy Leake, Jr. |
| Frangipane, a Mec |
Brandon Michael Perkins |
| Persil Le Noir, a Mec |
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Jeffrey Polk |
| Tax Inspector |
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Rudy Tronto |
| Gendarme, Prisoner, Irma's Admirer and others |
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John Massey, Jr. |
| Gendarme, Prisoner, Irma's Admirer and others |
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Barry Pearl |
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