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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical is centred on the society osteopath who became the unwitting victim of the Profumo Affair – the political scandal that rocked London in the early sixties.

The affair between Secretary of State for War – John Profumo and society “good-time” girl Christine Keeler, who was reputedly the mistress of a Russian Spy, developed into a political and society scandal that rocked a government, with Prime-Minister Macmillan resigning a few month’s later due to failing health.

Set up as a scapegoat, Stephen Ward was targeted by self-righteous politicians, press and society alike. This was the first time that the British press had reported a full-blown sex scandal and Ward became the reluctant Martyr ultimately taking his own life.

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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical is centred on the society osteopath who became the unwitting victim of the Profumo Affair – the political scandal that rocked London in the early sixties.

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Andrew Lloyd Webber’s new musical is centred on the society osteopath who became the unwitting victim of the Profumo Affair – the political scandal that rocked London in the early sixties.

Cast and creatives

Stephen Ward – Alexander Hanson

Mandy Rice Davies – Charlotte Blackridge

Lord Astor – Anthony Calf

Christine Keeler – Charlotte Spencer

John Profumo – Daniel Flynn

Valerie – Joanna Riding

Music – Andrew Lloyd Webber

Book & Lyrics – Christopher Hampton

Book & Lyrics – Don Black

Director – Richard Eyre

Set & Costume Design – Rob Howell

Lighting – Peter Mumford

Sound – Paul Groothuis

Choreography – Stephen Mear

Cast and creatives

Stephen Ward – Alexander Hanson

Mandy Rice Davies – Charlotte Blackridge

Lord Astor – Anthony Calf

Christine Keeler – Charlotte Spencer

John Profumo – Daniel Flynn

Valerie – Joanna Riding

Music – Andrew Lloyd Webber

Book & Lyrics – Christopher Hampton

Book & Lyrics – Don Black

Director – Richard Eyre

Set & Costume Design – Rob Howell

Lighting – Peter Mumford

Sound – Paul Groothuis

Choreography – Stephen Mear

Cast and creatives

Stephen Ward – Alexander Hanson

Mandy Rice Davies – Charlotte Blackridge

Lord Astor – Anthony Calf

Christine Keeler – Charlotte Spencer

John Profumo – Daniel Flynn

Valerie – Joanna Riding

Music – Andrew Lloyd Webber

Book & Lyrics – Christopher Hampton

Book & Lyrics – Don Black

Director – Richard Eyre

Set & Costume Design – Rob Howell

Lighting – Peter Mumford

Sound – Paul Groothuis

Choreography – Stephen Mear

Opening times

Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 2.30pm Wed & Sat

Opening times

Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 2.30pm Wed & Sat

Opening times

Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 2.30pm Wed & Sat

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