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The Ballad of Buckingham Nicks
By Wendy Morgan
With Julian Littman as Lindsey Buckingham
And Wendy Morgan as Stevie Nicks
With the songs of Buckingham/Nicks and Fleetwood Mac
Directed by Kevin McNally
Following a performed reading back in June, The Ballad of Buckingham Nicks returns for a seven performance run prior to touring.
A story with music – of the relationship, music and drama of two legendary figures of rock and roll – Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.
Set in a recording studio in L.A. present Day, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks are meeting to record and rehearse for an album.
Through dialogue, music and song they weave their way through their meeting at college in San Francisco to their being in the band Fritz and then moving to LA – to ultimately become members of Fleetwood Mac.
We are transported forward and back through time to the different eras – as they mutually tell their unique tale – singing and playing some of their iconic songs – highlighting and illustrating the roller coaster of their lives and their love story.
Directed by Kevin McNally “The Ballad of Buckingham Nicks”’ – intertwines the lives of two iconic musicians, exploring the passion, creativity, and challenges that shaped their legendary journey – an emotional rollercoaster through music and memories.
With Julian Littman as Lindsey Buckingham
And Wendy Morgan as Stevie Nicks
With the songs of Buckingham/Nicks and Fleetwood Mac
Directed by Kevin McNally
Following a performed reading back in June, The Ballad of Buckingham Nicks returns for a seven performance run prior to touring.
A story with music – of the relationship, music and drama of two legendary figures of rock and roll – Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks.
Set in a recording studio in L.A. present Day, Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks are meeting to record and rehearse for an album.
Through dialogue, music and song they weave their way through their meeting at college in San Francisco to their being in the band Fritz and then moving to LA – to ultimately become members of Fleetwood Mac.
We are transported forward and back through time to the different eras – as they mutually tell their unique tale – singing and playing some of their iconic songs – highlighting and illustrating the roller coaster of their lives and their love story.
Directed by Kevin McNally “The Ballad of Buckingham Nicks”’ – intertwines the lives of two iconic musicians, exploring the passion, creativity, and challenges that shaped their legendary journey – an emotional rollercoaster through music and memories.
Wednesday 7 January
Tabard Theatre , 2 Bath Road, Chiswick, London W4 1LW
TICKET PRICING: £20 General Admissions/£17 concessions.PERFORMANCES:
Wed 7th to Fri 9th January 7.30pm, Saturday 10th January 6pm, Sunday 11th January 3pm
Sunday 18th January 3pm, Monday 19th January 7:30pm, Tuesday 20th January 7:30pm
AGE GUIDANCE: No swearing. Drug references.
SEATING: Please note row H, the back row, is high bench seating. The auditorium has steps up the centre aisle, so book at the front for anyone who may have difficulty with steps or heights.
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