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Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens

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Originally published
  
September 2004

Playwright
  
Charlotte Mann

Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens wwwsaucyjackandthespacevixenscomposterssaucyja

Characters
  
Jubilee Climax, Chesty Prospects, Mitch Maypole

Lyricists
  
Charlotte Mann, Michael Fidler

Composers
  
Jonathan Croose, Robin Forrest

Similar
  
Tell Me on a Sunday, Bad Girls: The Musical, The Rocky Horror Show, Return to the Forbidde, Spend Spend Spend

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Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens is a cult science fiction musical reminiscent of The Rocky Horror Show. The 2006 West End run starred Faye Tozer and was choreographed by Bruno Tonioli. The cast interact with the audience as if the audience were patrons of the club in which the musical is set.

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Story

The story revolves around a cabaret club called "Saucy Jack's", at which the performers become the victims of a serial killer as they try to leave to better themselves elsewhere. Step in the Space Vixens in their role as investigators and upholders of the oath. As well as Rocky Horror there are clearly influences of Barbarella as the Vixens' interrogation device the Vibratron appears to be similar to the Orgasmatron of that movie and the Vixens' characters more than a little like Jane Fonda's character in that movie. Musically the influences are predominantly Disco with a catchy original score.

Characters

  • 'Saucy' Jack De 'Ath - proprietor of Saucy Jack's Cabaret Bar
  • Honey Tipps/Jubilee Climax - Leader of the Vixens
  • Bunny Lingus - Space Vixen
  • Anna Labia - Space Vixen
  • Booby Shevalle - Cocktail waitress at Saucy Jack's
  • Shirley Tristar/Chesty Prospects - Intergalactic smuggler
  • Sammy Sax - House saxophonist
  • Dr Wilhelm von Whackoff - Psychoanalyst
  • Mitch Maypole - Barman at Saucy Jack's.
  • History

    In 1995 a group of four former students of the University of Kent, Johanna Allitt, Simon Curtis, Mike Fidler and Charlotte Mann, set out to stage a production at the Edinburgh Fringe festival. Their desired production Leonard Bernstein's "Candide" was already going to be playing and so instead they wrote their own piece.

    The show was made available for amateur licence in 2004 through Samuel French Ltd., and continues to be played by amateur groups mainly in the UK and USA.

    References

    Saucy Jack and the Space Vixens Wikipedia