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Nine: Don't miss out on being in a show to remember
Nine - A musical written by Maury Yeston - is based on the life, world and mind of eccentrically imaginative film director FEDERICO FELLINI. It opened on Broadway in 1982 and ran for 739 performances, it was nominated for eleven TONY AWARDS and won five including BEST MUSICAL In 1992 it was performed at the ROYAL FESTIVAL HALL with Jonathan Pryce and Elaine Paige and five years ago it was at the DONMAR WAREHOUSE where again it received great accolades.

The critics said "that their faith in musical theatre was reborn, BRILLIANT, CONFUSING & CHALLENGING to the end." Twenty years later it is still unforgettable; we were given one of the most finely crafted scores of any musical.

It is set in the present day at a spa near Venice. Famed film director Guildo Conti has a wife and plenty of mistresses and girlfriends too. He is under contract to start a new movie, but his personal life is getting in the way.

Its story is simple: A director has to start a film, can't remember what it's about but goes ahead with it anyway. His search for the film becomes a search for personal truth, a cinematic psycho-analysis, this is the centre of NINE.

What makes NINE such a special piece of theatre Is its mixture of straight-forward narrative with memories and dreams, as if they were all one.

Ultimately the blurring of the boundaries between reality and fantasy heighten our awareness of both and, for me, makes NINE especially innovative and challenging.

Most productions of NINE are performed with one leading man, 14 women and three young boys. Some roles could be played by either sex, so men, please feel free to audition. NINE is very much an ensemble piece; all characters are on stage at all times and re-enact numerous characters in different fantasies of Guido's

More details to follow on cast details and auditions.
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