Casting announced for All The Fun of the Fair at Garrick

Casting has been announced for All The Fun of The Fair, which opens at the Garrick Theatre 28 April 2010, following previews from 20 April - booking to 5 Sep 2010.

Joining previously mentioned David Essex (Levi Lee), are Christopher Timothy (Harvey),Louise English (Rosa), Michael Pickering (Jack), Nicola Brazil (Alice), Cameron Jack (Druid), Susan Hallam-Wright (Mary), Chris Holland (Kipper), Kieran Jae (Scotty), Tom Kanavan (Spiv), Tim Newman (Slow Jonny), Robert Rees (Chris), Emily Tierney (Sally), Tricia Adele Turner (Laura), Shona White (Rita) , Danielle York (Maisy).

The musical, which has been touring the UK 2008/2009, is directed by David Gilmore. It has book by Jon Conway and songs of David Essex.

Inspired by David Essex debut album 'All The Fun Of The Fair'. Concerns fun fair owner Levi Lee, recently widowed and father of a rebellious teenage son. Danger and mysticism lurk in the future, as predicted by the gypsy fortune teller who is in love with Levi. Dodgems and motorbikes, crafty cons and candy floss, fairground horses and fights, along with romance and rock and roll bring out the carnival atmosphere, but beware... all is not always fun at the fair!

Songs include 'Hold Me Close', 'Gonna Make You A Star', 'Silver Dream Machine'.

Christopher Timothy is best known on TV for playing James Herriot in the long running Series "All Creatures Great And Small" and more recently his performance as Mac McGuire in the BBC drama series "Doctors".

Louise English's many musical stage credits include roles in Hello Dolly!, Annie and Oliver. She played Sally in Me and My Girl at the Adelphi Theatre.

Nicola Brazil made her West End debut in Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre and subsequently went on to play Amber in Hairspray at the Shaftesbury Theatre and Sandy in Grease at the Piccadilly Theatre.

Michael Pickering also made his West End debut in Wicked at the Apollo Victoria Theatre which he followed by playing the leading role of Ryan Evans in High School Musical at the Apollo Hammersmith.

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