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[[Last Exit]] were hired as the pit band for the [[Rock Nativity]] musical - additional musicians being Derek Lunn (drums) and Iwan Williams (keyboards). They were not credited as [[Last Exit]] in the programme or media publicity. | [[Last Exit]] were hired as the pit band for the [[Rock Nativity]] musical - additional musicians being Derek Lunn (drums) and Iwan Williams (keyboards). They were not credited as [[Last Exit]] in the programme or media publicity. | ||
| − | The musical was written by Tony Hatch (music) and David Wood (story). [[Frances Tomelty]] was the leading actress. | + | The musical was written by Tony Hatch / Jackie Trent (music) and David Wood (story). [[Frances Tomelty]] was the leading actress, playing the Virgin Mary. |
| − | According to [[Sting]]'s [[Broken Music]] they started rehearsing in mid-October [[1974]]. He also mentions that rehearsals began a few days (?) after one of [[Last Exit]] 's gigs (the first one was on [[1974-10- | + | According to [[Sting]]'s [[Broken Music]] they started rehearsing in mid-October [[1974]]. He also mentions that rehearsals began a few days (?) after one of [[Last Exit]] 's gigs (the first one was on [[1974-10-16]]). |
The musical ran for six weeks - from the [[1974-12-18]] press performance to [[1975-01-25]]. The only problem for [[Sting]] were Wednesday's matinee shows which collided with his job as a school teacher. | The musical ran for six weeks - from the [[1974-12-18]] press performance to [[1975-01-25]]. The only problem for [[Sting]] were Wednesday's matinee shows which collided with his job as a school teacher. | ||
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| Artist performing: | Last Exit |
| Tour: | 1974-1977 Last Exit performances |
| Venue: | University Theatre |
| Location: | Newcastle, England, UK |
| Support acts: | SUPPORT ACTS |
| Ticket prices: | 30p (children, senior citizens and students) - £1.30 |
On 1975-01-05, Last Exit performed at the University Theatre in Newcastle, England, UK.
Setlist
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Recording information
This section needs more information. Please note if an official or unofficial recording, or recording(s), is known to exist of this performance.
Trivia
Last Exit were hired as the pit band for the Rock Nativity musical - additional musicians being Derek Lunn (drums) and Iwan Williams (keyboards). They were not credited as Last Exit in the programme or media publicity.
The musical was written by Tony Hatch / Jackie Trent (music) and David Wood (story). Frances Tomelty was the leading actress, playing the Virgin Mary.
According to Sting's Broken Music they started rehearsing in mid-October 1974. He also mentions that rehearsals began a few days (?) after one of Last Exit 's gigs (the first one was on 1974-10-16).
The musical ran for six weeks - from the 1974-12-18 press performance to 1975-01-25. The only problem for Sting were Wednesday's matinee shows which collided with his job as a school teacher.
Today's performance was at 7:00PM.
See also
This section needs more information.
External links
References
source: Broken Music, L'Historia Bandido, David Wood
