Young Frankenstein

Frau Blucher (Lesley Joseph), Igor (Ross Noble), Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) and Inga (Summer Strallen) singing "It Could Work".

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Manuel Harlan

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Full company dancing the "Transylvania Mania".

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Manuel Harlan

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Frau Blucher (Lesley Joseph) laughing at Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser).

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) and Igor (Ross Noble) sing "Together Again".

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Manuel Harlan

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Group photo of the West End company of Young Frankenstein. All are in character for the finale of Act One: looking in the distance as the Monster escapes.

The West End company of Young Frankenstein in the finale of Act One.

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) arrived at the Transylvania Train Station and was startled by Igor (Ross Noble).

Igor (Ross Noble) meeting Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) at the Transylvania Train Station.

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) giving his lecture to his students at the Anthony and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine on the wonders of the human brain. He sings the song "The Brain".

Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) sings "The Brain".

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Manuel Harlan

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Sitting in a horse drawn carriage full of hay, Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) and Igor (Ross Noble) smile as they finish singing the number "Together Again".

Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) and Igor (Ross Noble) sitting on a hay wagon.

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser), Igor (Ross Noble) and Inga (Summer Strallen) doing the monster step in "Transylvania Mania".

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Manuel Harlan

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Igor (Ross Noble) grabs the big knockers on the castle door.

Igor (Ross Noble) knocks on the door of Castle Frankenstein.

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) trapped as the revolving bookcase closes on his body. He makes a painful face.

Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) discovers a revolving bookcase leading to a secret passageway.

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) and Inga (Summer Strallen) dancing to "Transylvania Mania".

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Manuel Harlan

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Inspector Kemp (Patrick Clancy) sings "Hang Him Til He's Dead" with the angry villagers of Transylvania backing him up with various weapons.

Inspector Kemp (Patrick Clancy) sings "Hang Him Til He's Dead" with the Villagers of Transylvania.

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Manuel Harlan

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Inga (Summer Strallen) sings "Listen to Your Heart," to Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser).

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser), Igor (Ross Noble), and Inga (Summer Strallen) sing "Roll in the Hay".

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Manuel Harlan

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Igor (Ross Noble) sings "It Could Work".

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Manuel Harlan

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The Hermit (Patrick Clancy) sings "Someone", pleading on his knees from Young Frankenstein (West End).

The Hermit (Patrick Clancy) sings "Someone" from Young Frankenstein (West End).

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Manuel Harlan

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The Monster (Nic Greenshields) standing on a pedestal, hits a full picture pose of "Puttin on the Ritz" with Inga, Dr. Frankenstein, Igor, Frau Blucher and the ensemble.

The Monster (Nic Greenshields) hits the button of "Puttin on the Ritz" with Inga, Dr. Frankenstein, Igor, Frau Blucher and the ensemble.

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Manuel Harlan

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The Hermit (Patrick Clancy) serves his new friend, The Monster, some hot soup.

The Hermit (Patrick Clancy) finds a new friend in The Monster.

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Manuel Harlan

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Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) and Inga (Summer Strallen) happily dancing under a full moon in front of the castle with The Villagers to the song "Transylvania Mania" in Young Frankenstein West End.

Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) and Inga (Summer Strallen) dancing to "Transylvania Mania".

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Manuel Harlan

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The cast of Young Frankenstein perform a kick line during the "Puttin' on the Ritz".

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Manuel Harlan

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Inga (Summer Strallen) and Dr. Frankenstein (Hadley Fraser) singing "Listen to Your Heart".

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Manuel Harlan

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Huge banner of Young Frankenstein (West End) London at Paddington Train Station.

The Young Frankenstein banner at Paddington Train Station in London, England.

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Manuel Harlan

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Elizabeth (Dianne Pilkington) is in a beautiful red dress saying goodbye to Frederick on the dock before he sails away to Transylvania.

Elizabeth (Dianne Pilkington) says goodbye to Frederick on the dock before he sails away.

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Manuel Harlan

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A black and white photo of Susan Stroman and Mel Brooks on the Red Carpet at the opening night of Young Frankenstein (West End).

Susan Stroman and Mel Brooks at the Opening Night of Young Frankenstein on the West End.

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Manuel Harlan

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Igor (Ross Noble) in a yellow raincoat stealing a brain from a brain depository in Young Frankenstein (West End).

Igor (Ross Noble) steals a brain from a brain depository.

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Manuel Harlan

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Stro and Associates at Pineapple Dance Studios in London.

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Susan Stroman and four associates in front of the red curtain showing "Young Frankenstein" in neon letters before the show starts on the West End.

Susan Stroman and Associates at the Opening Night of Young Frankenstein on the West End.

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