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Torch Song Trilogy

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  • Starring: David Bedella
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Starring:

David Bedella

Harvey Fierstein's Tony Award winning comedy-drama tells the poignant story of an outsider's search for love and acceptance. Originally conceived and performed in three acts, drag queen Arnold encounters passion, thrills, love and loss. This intimate and powerful play is bursting with courage and sharp wit, as Arnold fights for his place in the world and his right to happiness.



Douglas Hodge returns to the Chocolate Factory in a directorial role after last appearing in his Olivier and Tony award-winning role of Albin in the Chocolate Factory's production of La Cage aux Folles, which was also written by Harvey Fierstein.



The role of Arnold will be played by David Bedella. David was last seen at the Chocolate Factory in the European premiere of Stephen Sondheim and John Weidman's Road Show. His performance as Satan in Jerry Springer the Opera won him an Olivier award. Other theatre credits include Billy Flynn in Chicago (Garrick Theatre) and Frank-N-Furter in The Rocky Horror Show (West End and UK tour).



The role of Arnold's mother, Mrs Beckoff, will be played by Sara Kestelman. Sara has worked extensively in theatre, TV and film. Sara's theatre credits include Copenhagen (National Theatre and Duchess), Nine (Donmar) and Cabaret (Donmar) for which she won an Olivier award for her performance as Fraulein Schneider.

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  • Booking until:

    Sunday, 12 August 2012

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One of the biggest problems we had was booking the show. The seating plan on the website had no resemblance to the actual seating and referring to "Auditorium" and "Stalls" was confusing. When we arrived our seats weren't great which meant we watched the show from the side. The first half was long and awkward and we found out the second half was better but we'd decided not to stay. With a small cast the staging and lighting needed to be a little more imaginative. It wasn't our cup of tea

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