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Theatre
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Annie |
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| The story of Annie is set in 1933 at the depth of the great depression. Abandoned by her parents in 1922, Annie is left with only a broken locket and a letter from her parents promising they'll be back to get her. She tries to escape from the New York Municipal Orphanage and the drunken discipline of cruel spinster, Miss Hannigan. Annie is chosen to spend Christmas with one of America's richest men, Oliver Warbucks, who decides to assist Annie in the search for her real parents. After many adventures, it is discovered that Annie's parents have died. 'Daddy' Warbucks adopts her and the story ends on a happy and optimistic note as Annie prepares for a new life and America looks forward to the New Deal and future prosperity. Programme >>
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The Royal Variety Performance 1998 |
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| Lily was due to host the show but had to cancel due to work commitments. She did however perform a stand-up set and a routine from 'Annie'. Programme >>
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ROC charity concert |
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Lily pretended she had won a competition to meet Michael Ball and ran on stage screaming. She then had a long risqué chat with Michael before they sang 'Wonder of You'. The whole cast returned on stage to sing 'You'll Never Walk Alone'.
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The Lily Savage Show |
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| With Bob Downe & Sonia who also played Bunty. Opened in Bournemouth and ended in Liverpool. Lily sang 'Please Don't Touch Me Plums', 'Sisters', 'You Don't Bring Me Flowers' with Bob and for the finale, 'Together' with Bob & Sonia. Video release although 'Together' is not featured. Programme >>
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Crusaid Benefit |
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Fringe charity gig in aid of Crusaid and the Food Chain.
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