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• Presented by The National Youth Music Theatre / West End
• Director: Russell Labey and Jeremy James-Taylor
• Music and Lyrics: Paul Williams
• Choreographer: Kay Shepard
• Book: Alan Parker
• Genre: Musical
• Date: 15th November 1997 – 17th January 1998
• Venue: Queen’s Theatre, London

Bugsy Malone is set in Prohibition era New York with rival gangsters Fat Sam and Dandy Dan at logger heads. As custard pies fly and Dan’s destructive ‘splurge guns’ wreak havoc, Bugsy Malone, a penniless ex-boxer and all round nice guy, falls for Blousey Brown, an aspiring singer. Will Bugsy be able to resist seductive songstress Tallulah, Fat Sam’s moll and Bugsy’s old flame, and stay out of trouble while helping Fat Sam to defend his business?

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Cast Highlights

• Sheridan Smith … Tallulah
• Michael Sturges … Bugsy
• Stuart Piper … Dandy Dan
• Leanne Connolly … Blousey Brown
• Paul Lowe … Fat-Sam
• Hannah Spearritt … Louella

Songs

• Overture
• I Could Have been Anything That I Wanted To Be
• Fat-Sam’s Grand Slam Speakeasy
• Bugsy Malone
• Tomorrow
• Bad Guys
• I’m Feeling Fine
• My Name Is Tallulah
• So You Wanna Be A Boxer
• Ordinary Fool
• Down & Out
• You Give A Little Love
• Double Chorus
• That’s Why They Call Him Dandy
• I’m Feeling Fine (reprise)
• Finale Act One: You Give A Little Love

Trivia

• Ben Barnes’ first professional job was with the National Youth Music Theatre in ‘Bugsy Malone’. He was 16 years old.
• Hannah Spearritt joined the pop group S Club 7 in 1999.