Operation Mincemeat musical | Southwark Playhouse 2021 production
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2021
- Operation Mincemeat has been going down an absolute storm at Southwark Playhouse, and we decided to sit down with cast members and creative team to discuss the process.
Following a ludicrous (and entirely truthful) ploy to fool the Nazis during WWII, the piece is currently running in London and is likely set for future life.
Directed by Donnacadh O'Briain, the show has choreography by Jenny Arnold, set and costume design by Helen Coyston, sound by Mike Walker, and lighting by Sherry Coenen. Spitlip is composed of David Cumming, Felix Hagan (who is also musical director), Natasha Hodgson and Zoe Roberts.
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God the musical was brilliant.
Really brilliant
Saw this yesterday, I’d read the book and couldn’t imagine how it could be translated to a musical but it was so inventive and fun! And actually moving at times, full credit to this team for their energy, creativity and vision! I had the best time!
Went to see it yesterday.....the best musical I have ever watched. So funny, clever and the acting / music was amazing. Better than Mormon!! Def going to see it again.
Stumbled upon this today after buying tickets to the West End run this coming spring in 2023!
Saw it October 2nd 2023 loved it. Fab cast great acting and singing 5*
Just saw this this evening! Bloody brilliant
I've only just seen this - is this still on, would love to see it. I love the book by Ben McIntyre, Operation Mincemeat and am looking forward to the new film coming out, although it's been deferred to April now. I have the original 1956 film 'The Man Who Never Was' but as so much of the information was then still classified it is very factually inaccurate.
They have just today announced a West End transfer from early 2023 if you never saw it
Just seen a Facebook ad proudly boasting of the 64 5-star reviews that this masterpiece has garnered ! Also surprised to see there is a rather drab looking film adaptation of the same story, which is a shame
Its fine