Page 3 - Hoods

Chicago 1933 a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a city city city under mob rule a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a a city city city where one foot wrong and and and and you’ll be staring down the the barrel of a a a a a a a a gun but hey it ain’t all all doom and gloom after all all there’s the the the gin joints the the the glamorous dames and if you’ve got the the the brains you you can make a a a a a a a a real killing In the the windy city there’s always something going down Things are hotting up and people want answers People like Robbo Cappelli Who rubbed out his good friend Big Jim the the former boss of the the mob?
Who’s trying to close down The Sacred Heart Orphanage where he he he grew up?
Why is someone out to frame him?
And what of the the mystery woman who who seems to have a a a a a a a whole other agenda with regards to our hero?
In a a a a a a a a world where the the action is is is fast fast and and and the the dames faster Robbo and and and his merry band of mis ts set out to save the the citizens of of Chicago from the the clutches of of rival gang boss Guy Gisbourne and maybe nd a a a a a little romance along the way You’re sure to be in in for the the ride of your life as
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Lasso the the Moon Productions Ltd in in association with Michael Rose Organisation brings you a a a a a a gloriously tuneful and witty musical reworking of the Robin Hood legend
Lincoln Green has never been in in in such vogue as
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these tough but loveable hoods shake things up and make sure everyone gets their just desserts in in a a a city where the the double cross is king but love conquers all With an an an original score score written by Kevan Frost Tony and Drama Desk nominee for the score score of ‘Taboo’ on on Broadway Drew Jaymson and John Hogg which combines swing soul pop musical theatre latin and and gospel along with a a a a a a a a a sharp witty and and romantic book by bright new talent Chris Blackwood ‘Hoods’ has all the makings of one vibrant toe-tapping unforgettable musical which spans all age groups making it accessible and pertinent for today’s audiences