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Pull Both Ends

Music and lyrics by John Schroeder and Anthony King: Book by Brian Comport

Piccadilly Theatre, London - July 18, 1972 (36 perfs)

Synopsis

A vehicle show for television dance favourites, The Young Generation.

The story is set in a Christmas cracker factory where the young people were the workers and the principals of the show tell a love story, a take-over bid, a strike and other trials and tribulations set against energetic, television style dancing and song.

Musical Numbers:

1. Every Morning
2. What About People?
3. After All (We're Women)
4. A Tiny Touch
5. Particular Woman
6. Some Kind of Love
7. Decisions
8. Put a Little Smile
9. Wallflowers
10. If You Knew the Way I Feel
11. Get the World to Dance
12. Here Am I
13. Strike
14. Little Leather Book
15. There's Something About Her
16. Oh, Joe
17. Can This Be Love?
18. We're Ready
19. Pullin' Together

Discography:

Original London Cast - That's Entertainment TERS 1028 (limited edition)