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A Young HATS Production

'HONK'

About HONK! - Hans Christian Andersen's classic tale has been transformed into a modern musical comedy appropriate for everyone in the family.  Written by George Stiles and Anthony Drewe, Honk! tells the story of Ugly, odd, gawky looking and instantly incites prejudice from his family and neighbours.  Seperated from the farm and persued by a hungry Cat, Ugly must find his way, while his loving mother, Ida, searches for him.  Along his journey he not only discovers his true beauty and glorious destiny, but he also finds love and acceptance.  Honk! with all of its wonderful humour, charm and message of tolerance, is perfect for audiences of all ages.

 

'HONK' a Young HATS Production performed on 24th to 26th April 2008, click 'here' for review by Dianne Green.

 

 
 

Young Hats present Guys & Dolls Junior!

          26th, 27th & 28th April 2007

Young Hats are presenting the Junior version of Guys & Dolls , a part of the Broadway Junior Collection on the 26th, 27th and 28th April 2007 in Herstmonceux Village Hall at 7:30pm.

 

This is one of Broadway's most hilarious shows and has been described as ' the perfect musical comedy'.  It is primarily based on the Damon Runyon's short story ' The idyll of Miss Sarah Brown', which describes the unlikely romance between a pure at heart urban missionary and a slick Broadway gambler.  The show's second romance storyline involves Nathan Detroit and Miss Adelaide, who have been engaged for fourteen years! 

 

Guys & Dolls opened on Broadway on November 24th, 1950 and has had several successful Broadway revival tours and is one of the most produced musicals world wide.  The Broadway Junior version has the approval of the author's estate and was first produced in 1998.

 
 

 

"Tin Pan Ali" 

 

A Young HATS Production

was held at Herstmonceux Village Hall.

on

Thu 25th, Fri 26th & Sat 27th March 2004.

The story of Ali Baba, set in 1930's Chicago. Ali Baba, a street-sweeper, sees some gangsters dump a haul of jewels in a warehouse manned by Sesame. Ali steals the loot and takes it home to hid girlfriend Morgiana. The thieves discover Kassim, Ali's brother, grabbing his share, and, led by Carooni, they search for Ali, disguising themselves as street-sweepers.


July 2003 saw Young HATS production Fish & Ships, which was set under the sea, and on the Ocean floor with a wonderful and not-so-wonderful world of sea creatures with the occasional human. It had romance, comedy, music and morals all narrated by a worm dangling from a fish hook.

 

 

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