The legendary titanic will come to life again years after it was magnificently brought out of the dark deep seas by James Cameron in his 1997 phenomenal film. This time round the ship will set sale at the Chelmsford’s Civic Theatre on the fateful date of 22nd January 2011. However this time the focus will be on the musicians who were constantly on board the ship and decided against leaving it but rather performing to the very last of their breath.
The story follows of how violinist Wally and multi-instrumentalist W’Theodore are joined by stowaway Roger. There is a lot of entertainment and fun on board, music and joy in the air. In the mean while a doomed fate of the ship awaits. This is however yet unknown to the hapless victims. Amidst this there is also some suspense created for the two musicians wonder as to the reality behind Roger and who he actually is. At the same time, even the iceberg is nearing and not far away. Accomplished director Cal McCrystal is at the helm of all things here. He has earlier got accomplished works like Cirque de Soleil and the Mighty Boosh to his credit. The director has won popular awards and also has a very talented team with whom he is exclusively known to work. They have won much acclaim and awards for their works from various fringe festivals from both Edinburgh and Adelaide.One may just end up getting himself two tickets for the price of one. Each of the tickets is priced at £14.50 and £12.50 respectively which is for the concessions. Then there are also family tickets offered for £47 for a family ticket.
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