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Short Musical, Drama / 16w, 23m
Willy Russell, Bob Eaton
When Mrs Kay's 'Progress Class' are unleashed for a day's coach trip to Alton Towers they can hardly believe their luck.....
When Mrs Kay's 'Progress Class' are unleashed for a day's coach trip to Alton Towers they can hardly believe their luck...until Mr Brigg's gets on board. With the destination changes to Wales, a battle of wits ensues between the exuberant pupils and the humourless Mr Briggs.
This updated and extensively revised version of Willy Russell's much loved play features additional songs while retaining the humour and poignancy of the original.
Our Day Out was originally written for television and transmitted as a BBC 'Play for Today' in 1977. It was later adapted for the stage and first performed at the Everyman Theatre, Liverpool, on 8th April 1983. Our Day Out - The Musical was first performed at the Royal Court Theatre, Liverpool, in September 2009, and subsequently returned to the Royal Court in 2010.
Les/Ronny/Zookeeper Mrs Kay Mark Mr Briggs Katie Jackie Reilly Carlene Digga Amy
+ ensemble
In the original productions of the play the production budgets demanded that the musical accompaniment be kept to an absolute minimum, i.e. piano and percussion. Should you be in the happy position of knowing no such constraints and have at your disposal a band or orchestra, you are free to arrange the music accordingly from the lead sheets provided.
5 Lead Sheets* (Spiral-bound) *Vocal line and chords
Willy Russell’s career spans more than four decades; born in Liverpool in 1947, he left school at 15 and became a women’s hairdresser and part-time singer/songwriter performing on the local folk scene before returning to education and becoming a teacher.
Whilst at St Katharine ...
Multiple Authors
Willy Russell