AVENUE Q TOUR
Avenue Q is due to tour again in 2012. Below is the full list of tour dates and booking details.
Avenue Q is not the most upmarket street in New York: about as far removed from Park Avenue as you can be! But it is the home to some very lively and off the wall characters performed by a clever mix of humans and puppets. Life may suck on Avenue Q but being jobless, homeless, politically incorrect and having all kinds of sex are just some of the topics covered in the show's score.
Princeton is a college graduate who has just moved to this neighbourhood and wants to follow his dreams and discover his purpose in life. The show takes him through this journey with the distraction of a busty blonde and a variety of weird and wonderful friends and neighbours.
The cast includes: Princeton/Rod - Sam Lupton: Kate/Lucy - Katherine Moraz: Nicky/Trekkie/Bear - Chris Thatcher: Mrs T/Bear - Daniella Gibb (and u/s Kate/Lucy):
Gary - Matthew J Henry: Christmas Eve - Julia Yammanee and Brian - Edward Judge.
Understudies/ensemble: Luke Striffler - Princeton/Rod, Nicky/Trekkie, Brian: Jonny Fines - Nicky/Trekkie, Princeton/Rod, Brian:Kayi Ushe - Gary:Arina Ii - Mrs T/Bear, Christmas Eve: Gabrielle Brooks - Gary, Mrs T/Bear and Rina Takasaki - Christmas Eve
Winner of the 2004 Tony Award for Best Musical. It contains scenes which may be unsuitable for children under 12. Children under 5 are not admitted.
Music & lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx and book by Jeff Whitty. Directed by Jason Moore. Puppets conceived and designed by Rick Lyon. Choreographed by Ken Roberson.
Venue |
Dates |
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Wolverhampton Grand Theatre |
28th February-3rd March |
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Rhyl Pavilion |
5th-10th March |
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Holiday Week |
w/c 12th March |
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Stoke Regent Theatre |
20th-24th March |
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Swindon Wyvern Theatre |
26th-31st March |
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Dublin Grand Canal Theatre |
3rd-7th April |
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Cambridge Arts Theatre |
9th- 14th April |
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Canterbury Marlowe Theatre |
16th-21st April |
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Oxford New Theatre |
23rd-28th April |
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Leicester DeMontford Hall |
30th April-5th May |
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Salford Lowry |
8th-12th May |
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Glasgow King's Theatre |
14th-19th May |
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Newcastle Theatre Royal |
22nd-26th May |
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Coventry Belgrade Theatre |
28th May-2nd June |
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Brighton Theatre Royal |
4th-9th June |
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Liverpool Empire |
11th-16th June |
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Southend Cliffs Pavilion |
18th-23rd June |
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Nottingham Theatre Royal |
15th-20th June |
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Hull New Theatre |
2nd-7th July |
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Southampton Mayflower |
9th - 14th July |
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Leeds Grand Theatre |
16th-21st July |
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Dunstable Grove Theare |
23rd-28th July |
