A love story set in Nazi-occupied Paris
The Tabard Theatre presents the premiere of the revised version of Marguerite, a musical set in Nazi occupied Paris.
Originally premiered in 2008 at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, Marguerite retells Alexandre Dumas' romantic novel "La Dame aux Camelias", with soaring melodies composed by triple Oscar winner Michel Legrand (Umbrellas of Cherbourg, The Thomas Crown Affair) and book by Alain Boublil and Claude-Michel Schönberg (Les Misérables, Miss Saigon).
This production features a revised book by Alain Boublil and director Guy Unsworth. It also features a reworked seven-piece orchestration as well as new Michel Legrand songs and Alain Boublil has been personally involved in this version at the Tabard Theatre.
Marguerite is the beautiful and notorious mistress of a high ranking German officer. Armand is a young musician half her age who falls obsessively in love with her. Their dangerous love story is played out against the background of Occupied Paris.
Marguerite plays a limited four week run at the Tabard Theatre from Thursday 4 th October – Saturday 27 th October.
Tuesday – Saturday @ 7:30 pm.
Saturday @ 4pm
Sunday @ 2pm
No performances on Mondays.
Tickets are priced £19
October 5, 2012
|