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11:55am Wednesday 2nd July 2008
LIONAL Bart's wonderful musical adaptation of the Charles Dickens classic Oliver Twist' by College Operatic Society (CAOS) is coming to the Kenneth More Theatre from Wednesday July 9 until Saturday July 12.
London's underworld of the 1850's is brought to life through unforgettable songs including Food, Glorious Food, Where Is Love?, Consider Yourself, As Long As He Needs Me and Reviewing the Situation.
For tickets contact Kenneth More Theatre, Oakfield Road, Ilford, Essex IG1 1BT. Box office: 020 8553 4466. Evenings £12 (club members £10.50 if paying a week or more in advance) Matinee: all seats £8.50. U18s: £8.50 all performances.
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