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Exclusive Sneak Peek: Spectacular production photos unveiled for ‘White Christmas’ at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre!

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Exclusive Sneak Peek: Spectacular production photos unveiled for ‘White Christmas’ at Sheffield’s Crucible Theatre!

A Sheffield Theatres production
IRVING BERLIN’S WHITE CHRISTMAS

Saturday 9 December 2023 – Saturday 13 January 2024

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Charlie Booker (as Mike) and members of the Company in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Charlie shouts as an exasperated Stage Manager who is instructing other cast members on a dance they are performing in unison.
Ewen Cummins (Waverly) and Sandra Marvin (Martha) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Ewen looks concerned as he reads from a letter. Sandra leans on his shoulder and looks sad.
Ewen Cummins (Waverly) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Ewen wears a military uniform and stands proudly on a podium. Behind, silhouettes of the orchestra can be seen.
George Blagden (Bob) and members of the Company in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Dancers lit in pale blue all wear bowler hats and perform in unison. They stretch one leg out and lean sideways with the other.
George Blagden (Bob) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. George wears a grey waistcoat and holds a glass of whiskey with one hand in their pocket as they think.
George Blagden (Bob), Grace Mouat (Betty), Stuart Neal (Phil) and Natasha Mould (Judy) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Four people gather around a restaurant table with a bucket and bottle of champagne being poured between them. They smile as the men pour the drinks for the seated women.
Grace Mouat (Betty) and members of the Company in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Grace performs on a raised stage and wears a deep purple dress. Other cast members watch her, sitting at cabaret-style tables.
Members of the Company in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Guests at a ski lodge reception gather round with suitcases and coats.
Grace Mouat (Betty) and Natasha Mould (Judy) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Grace and Judy stand back to back as they perform a routine with huge, green ostrich feather fans.
Natasha Mould (Judy) and Grace Mouat (Betty) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Natasha and Grace sit side by side on a bed, holding each other’s arms as they listen.
Natasha Mould (Judy), Sandra Marvin (Martha) and Grace Mouat (Betty) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. The three step forward together, looking upward and smiling as they prepare to sing.
Sandra Marvin (Martha) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Sandra wears a polka dot dress and flings a red bowler hat across the room as she sings. In the other hand, she holds a cane and she is smiling triumphantly.
Stuart Neal (Phil) and members of the Company in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Stuart wears a gold suit and stands atop a white grand piano. Behind and surrounding him, many other cast members dressed in black and white pose, wearing sharp bob wigs and white top hats.
Stuart Neal (Phil) and Natasha Mould (Judy) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Stuart and Natasha are dressed in gold and dance side by side holding hands. Behind them, dancers wearing sharp bob wigs and white top hats stand in formation on a staircase.
The Company of Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. The full company raise their arms as they sing. All are dressed in lavish gowns and coats and huge baubles and snowflakes hang from their air above them
Grace Mouat (Betty) and Natasha Mould (Judy) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Grace and Judy stand back to back as they perform a routine with huge, green ostrich feather fans.
Stuart Neal (Phil) and Natasha Mould (Judy) in Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Photo by Johan Persson. Stuart and Natasha wear pink and perform an intense dance. Natasha is draped backwards over Stuart’s knee as they move.

Photo credit: Johan Persson

Chosen as a theatrical treat by The Guardian and featured as a best festive show to book this Christmas by The Times and The Telegraph.

‘I’m dreaming of a white Christmas. Just like the ones I used to know’

Former soldiers turned successful showbiz duo Bob and Phil are on the lookout for a new act. On meeting singing sisters Betty and Judy they are immediately smitten.

When the four wind up performing a gig together at a remote Vermont ski resort, they discover that the hotel is owned by the boys’ old army commander. But the place is on the verge of bankruptcy thanks to an unseasonal lack of snow.

Can the talented foursome transform the lodge’s fortunes in time for Christmas? And will the snow start to fall?

The perfect feel-good musical for all the family features the songs Blue Skies, Sisters and the festive favourite White Christmas.

Audiences are loving White Christmas.

“Absolutely fabulous”
“It is by far the best show I have ever seen”
“excellent show”
“brilliant”

Cast

George Blagden (Bob), Sandra Marvin (Martha), Grace Mouat (Betty), Natasha Mould (Judy), Stuart Neal (Phil), Ewen Cummins (Waverley)

Craig Armstrong (Ezekiel and Understudy Waverley), Megan Armstrong (Ensemble and Understudy Martha), Charlie Booker (Ensemble), Danny Collins (Sheldrake and Understudy Phil), Alastair Crosswell (Onstage Swing), Ewen Cummins (Waverley),
Adam Davidson (Ensemble), Jasmine Davis (Ensemble), Emily Goodenough (Ensemble, Understudy Judy and Dance Coach), Ryan Gover (Ensemble), Chloe Hopcroft (Onstage Swing), Emma Johnson (Ensemble and Understudy Betty), Thomas-Lee Kidd (Ensemble and Understudy Bob), Hakeem Tinubu (Ensemble), D’Mia Lindsay Walker (Ensemble), Lucy Young (Ensemble)

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