THE SHOW

1929, Gangster warfare in New York Dandy Dan’s hoodlums are terrorising the city with their new weapon – splurge guns! Fat Sam, owner of the Grand Slam Speakeasy brings in Bugsy Malone (a smooth city slicker who is far more interested in sweet-talking Blousey Brown, a would-be singer) to help him defeat his rival. But things do not run smoothly..... In fact, they get very, VERY messy!!

We thoroughly enjoyed Bugsy Malone – great fun! The script and score were great and really enjoyable. (Heath Technology College, Cheshire) Bugsy as a musical was an ideal "starter" show, a cast of thousands, but relatively easy to stage, the cast and indeed the whole school are still "buzzing"! (Appleby Grammar School, Cumbria) The production has gone very well and all our children and parents have thoroughly enjoyed themselves. (Greenfields Junior School, Hampshire) Students thoroughly enjoyed performing Bugsy Malone, they found it challenging (year 7 & 8 students, and a selection of year 5 & 6 students from our feeder Primaries) but a very entertaining script to perform, especially when working splurge guns were introduced! Our students enjoyed the challenge of performing with an accent and took on the characterisation with enthusiasm and energy. A superb production... (Clacton Coastal Academy, Essex) I just wanted to say ‘WOW’! I loved Bugsy when I went to see it last week. The best bit for me was seeing how much FUN the cast were all having- especially in that final scene. I left school with a real ‘feel good’ feeling. (South Dartmoor Community College, Devon)