Oliver: This hugely popular show tells the story of Oliver Twist, the boy who asked for more, and includes such brilliant toe-tapping Lionel Bart songs as Consider Yourself, Pick a Pocket or Two, Reviewing the Situation and As Long as He Needs Me.
Oliver: Oliver! by the Garden Suburb Theatre
Music, Book and Lyrics by Lionel Bart
Performances
Performance Dates:
Saturday February 25th 2012, 3pm and 7.30pm
Sunday February 26th 2012, 3pm
Friday March 2nd 2012, 7.30pm
Saturday March 3rd 2012, 3pm and 7.30pm
Henrietta Barnett School, Central Square, NW11 7BN
The GST are delighted to present Oliver! - the much-loved musical based on Dickens's Oliver Twist. Come and enjoy the songs and the spectacle of Lionel Bart's classic adaptation of Dicken's tale of hope amongst the dispossessed of Victorian London. Dickens was a Londoner, and spent some time living in North Finchley at Fallow Farm (now the Finchley Memorial Hospital). Since this year marks his 200th birthday what better way to celebrate than a community-based production of the show by your local theatre company!
Box Office: 020 7723 6609
Buy tickets online
Tickets: £11 (Concessions £9)
Family ticket £30 (four family members, including at least one child).
Please phone the box office for group discounts
Oliver at Henrietta Barnett School in London, Greater London on Saturday, 25 February 2012.
For more information about Oliver, please contact 0207 723 6609, or see event details on the left.
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