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Taylorian Productions proudly presents

Book and Lyrics by L. Arthur Rose & Douglas Furber with Music by Noel Gay

Book revised by Stephen Fry

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MMuussiiccaall DDiirreeccttoorr –– JJuulliiaann PPoowweerr

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Me & My Girl was not the first outing for the character of Bill Snibson ashe had appeared two years previous in 1935 in Twenty to One written by

L. Arthur Rose and Frank Eyton with music by Billy Mayerl. The partof Bill was played by well known performer Lupino Lane, who alsoco-produced this play with Sir Oscar Stoll. The production, in whichSnibson was a tout, was a big hit playing on the West End for a yearstarting from November 1935 and going on a long British tour after that.

The follow up, Me & My Girl also written by L. Arthur Rose this timewith the assistance of Douglas Furber and music by Noel Gay, was aneven bigger hit. It featured a hit song and a dance routine by LupinoLane called the Lambeth Walk, which became popular throughout

Europe in the late 1930s. Lane directed and produced the showas well as starring in it for 1646 performances between 1937and 1940.

It was the first British musical comedy to be televised and was made into a film in 1939. The film was knownas Lambeth Walk due to the popularity of the dance. “The Lambeth Walk” has the distinction of being the onlypopular song to be the subject of a headline in The Times. In October 1938, one of its headlines read ‘WhileDictators rage and Statesmen talk, all Europe dances - to The Lambeth Walk.’

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To give you an idea of what was happening in the world when ‘Me & My Girl’ first came to the stage, here isa list of some of the major events of 1937.

January 19th – Howard Hughes sets a a new air record by flying from Los Angeles to New York City in 7 hours,28 minutes and 25 seconds.

March – The first issue of the comic book Detective Comics is published in the United States. Twenty Sevenissues later, Detective Comics would introduce Batman and go on to become the longest continually-publishedmagazine in American history.

April 17th – Release of the animated short Porky’s Duck Hunt Directed by Tex Avery for the Looney Tunesseries, features the debut of Daffy Duck.

May 6th – In the United States the German airship Hindenburgh bursts intoflames when mooring to a mast in Lakehurst, New Jersey.

May 12th – Coronation of King George VI takes place at Westminster Abbey.

May 27th – The Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco opens.

June 3rd – Former king, Edward VIII marries Wallis Simpson.

June 8th – Premiere of Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana.

July 2nd – Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan disappear over NewGuinea during Earhart’s attempt to become the first woman to fly around theworld.

July 28 – IRA attempts to assassinate King George VI in a bombing in Belfast.

September 7th – American Broadcaster CBS broadcasts a two-and-a-half hourmemorial concert on radio in memory of George Gershwin, live from theHollywood Bowl.

September 21st – George Allen & Unwin Ltd of London publish the first editionof J.R.R. Tolkien’s The Hobbit.

November 5th – In the Reich Chancellory, Adolf Hitler holds a secret meetingand states his plans for acquiring “living space” for the German people.

December 21st – Walt Disney’s Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the first featurelength animated cartoon, opens and becomes a smash hit.

SUMMER WORKSHOPFor ages 8 to 12

Sunday 27 July 2008to

Saturday 2 August 2008


Saturday 23 August 2008to

Sunday 31 August 2008

For further information, please telephoneJacqui on 671872 / Sonia on 492821

or email [email protected]

DRAMA SCHOOL

Principal: Jacqui Hawkes Musical Theatre Coach: Sonia Callin

Good Luck to

Lois Mooney & Sophia Russell

plus the whole cast of Me & My Girl

Classes for ages from 5 to 18 years in Drama & Musical Theatre

For further information, please telephone Jacqui on 671872 or

email [email protected]


Sunday 27 July 2008to

Saturday 2 August 2008


Saturday 23 August 2008to

Sunday 31 August 2008

For further information, please telephoneJacqui on 671872 / Sonia on 492821

or email [email protected]

DRAMA SCHOOL

Principal: Jacqui Hawkes Musical Theatre Coach: Sonia Callin

Good Luck to

Lois Mooney & Sophia Russell

plus the whole cast of Me & My Girl

Classes for ages from 5 to 18 years in Drama & Musical Theatre

For further information, please telephone Jacqui on 671872 or

email [email protected]

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Director’s Notes‘And we’ll have love, laughter, be happy ever after’ has to be the anthem for this joyous andextraordinary musical comedy. Few theatrical experiences can have given as much pleasureand happiness to audiences and performers alike.

The first production of ‘Me & My Girl’ opened in Coronation year 1937, at London’sVictoria Palace Theatre and ran for 1646 performances. It survived the Munich crisis, theoutbreak of War and the Blitz.

The population in 1937 were generally having to cope with poor housing conditions but didhave access to some cheap luxury items such as Fish and Chips, tinned Salmon, cut-pricechocolate, strong tea and were able to enjoy radio, cinema and the Football Pools, the costof an average house being £540.00 to buy!

The success of musical theatre till then had been in lavish musicals such as ‘GlamorousNight’, ‘Careless Rapture’ and ‘Lilac Time’ giving us many of the great melodies of the day,but it was left to ‘Music Hall’ to provide the humour.

‘Me & My Girl’ was one of the first shows to bridge the gap between two very different typesof entertainment and created the dance craze of the decade with ‘The Lambeth Walk’, whichwas said to have been played more than the National Anthem.

Revived in 1984 at the Leicester Haymarket Theatre with a clever and witty revised scriptabout the collision of two very different classes of society, by the great Stephen Fry, the showonce again became London bound, starring Robert Lindsay as Bill Snibson and a young,unknown Emma Thompson as Sally Smith. The rest as they say is history, ‘Me & My Girl’took its place in the West End for the rest of the 1980’s and into the 90’s. Extensive Nationaland International tours and a Broadway opening followed.

For me, it was 1997 that ‘Me & My Girl’ made its mark in my life, winning five majorawards at the First International Festival of Musical Theatre. Over the five years that I haveworked on the Isle of Man, I have tried many times to bring this production to the stage ofthe beautiful ‘Gaiety Theatre’. It took Patrick Taylor to listen and make this dreamcome true. How he rocked with laughter when reading the hilarious script andalong with Matthew James pledged to make this production happen.

Out of the obvious devastation of the sudden passing of Patrick Taylor, came adetermination to make this production everything and more, that he would want itto be.

So with a fantastic production team headed by Emma Gleave and a dream cast, richin both talent and humility and with the friendship and support of Matt, Emma,John C, Julian, Johnny B and Neil, Patrick’s vision of ‘Me & My Girl’ lives on.

Along with many true friends both on the Isle of Man and Mainland UK, we havelost a genuine friend.

So PT, this one’s for you!

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film festival2008

I S L E O F M A N

Thursday 28th August Garbage Warrior (Cert 15)I Is For India (Cert 12) Manx Museum Free entry, starts 6.30pm.

Friday 29th August A Love Story Erin Arts Centre £7.00 Reception 6.30pm, screening 7.45pm.

Under the Stars: Stormbreaker (Cert PG) In association with IOM Film & CinemaNX The Nunnery £8.00/£6.00 starts 8.15pm.Concessions available

Saturday 30th August Young Filmmaker of Mann & Short FilmCompetition Showcasing Manx Museum. Free entry, starts 3pm.

Under the Stars Double Bill: Dirty Dancing (Cert 12A) starts 8.15pm.& Shaun of the Dead (Cert 15) starts 10.30pm. In association withIOM Film & CinemaNX The Nunnery £8.00/£6.00 Concessions & two film ticket deal available

Sunday 31st August films are short films by Jan Svankmajer & The Saragossa Manuscript Fiesta Havana £4.00 inc popcorn starts 7.30pm

Contact: Isle of Man Arts Council • Tel: 01624 694598Email: [email protected] or visit www.iomarts.com

Erin Arts Centre Box Office Tel: 832662Under the Stars ticket hotline Tel: 694555Fiesta Havana tickets available at the door

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John CumberlidgeDirection and Choreography

It is an absolute pleasure for John to return to Taylorian Productions for the 2008 production of ‘Me& My Girl’, following the highly acclaimed debut production of ‘Underneath the Arches’ in thesummer of 2007.

John’s career began in Theatre, Television and Cabaret – in London, the Provinces, USA andGermany. West End credits are ‘Underneath the Arches’ at the Prince of Wales Theatre, ‘La Cage AuxFolles’ at the London Palladium and ’The Wizard of Oz’ for the RSC at the Barbican and Stratford.

On Television: Love Story, Parkinson, Halls of Fame with Roy Hudd, A Night of 100 Stars, RoyalVariety Shows, many award ceremonies and cabaret in the Talk of London revues. Provincial creditsinclude My Fair Lady, Abracadaver with Frank Langella, The Boy Friend and many others.

As a Director and Choreographer, John has received criticalacclaim for his productions of Follies, Oliver!, Kiss Me Kate,Kismet, The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, Scrooge – The

Musical, Jesus Christ Superstar, Back to the 80’s, Sweeney Todd,Mack & Mabel, My Fair Lady, The King and I, La Cage AuxFolles, We Will Rock You, Barnum and Me & My Girl – for

which he received a Best Directors Award at the FirstInternational Festival of Musical Theatre.

He achieved great personal success and satisfaction tutoringthe NODA musical performers’ courses at Warwick andLoughborough Universities, where he studied Jesus Christ

Superstar, Evita, West Side Story, Sunset Boulevard andSweeney Todd.

John also specialises in period hair design and make-up. He has his own small company which styles

and co-ordinates video and television productions.

It was in 2003 that John was fortunate to meet the great Patrick Taylor, co-founder of TaylorianProductions. Patrick’s wise and calm nature, along with his experience of life made a huge impacton John, so many special times and long talks about theatre and life will always be remembered withsincere affection.

Taylorian Productions

will be back with another fantastic production

Summer 2009

See press for further details

The Gentle Giant with a Heart of GoldWhen Patrick Taylor passed away inMay, at the age of 74, TaylorianProductions lost much more than itsco-founder.

For ‘Mr T’ as he was affectionatelyknown, was a man of integrity andkindness with a tremendous appetitefor work and family and a mischievouswit which endeared him to everyone hemet.

When, just 12 months ago, he lookedahead to the company’s inaugural show,Underneath the Arches, there weretears in eyes as he spoke passionately ofa ‘fulfilment’, a ‘new zest’ and an‘untroubled joy’ which his involvementin theatre had brought.

And it was that joy and kindness whichtouched so many people through theyears.

For as important and as valued as hisfinancial contribution was – helpingstage shows in the Island which wouldnot always have been commercially viable – it was the thrill of seeing young people thrive and progresswhich gave him a particular satisfaction.

His support of young people and the arts was renowned and his pride in witnessing the success of Laxeysinging star Samantha Barks – to name just one talent he backed to further their career off-Island – wasenormous.

Of course, it wasn’t just theatre to which his generosity extended.

His continued sponsorship of many and varied ventures, ranging from amateur boxing to the MonarchAssurance International Chess Tournament for which he received the Tourism Merit Award, prompted theman who presented him with the honour – then Tourism Minister David Cretney – to describe him as themost generous individual he had met.

However, as an English solicitor, nothing in recent years gave him greater pleasure than swapping thepinstripe suit and drama of the courtroom for that of the Gaiety stage.

He always vowed one of the requirements of a successful lawyer was to be an actor so decided to put thatinto practice by taking on-stage roles as well!

Once he focused his mind he would be inspired and would read entire scripts – so much so that in urgingyoung people to become involved in the challenge of vibrant musical theatre, he would know colleagues’parts too and wouldn’t hesitate in telling them, encouragingly, if they missed a line!

He was never the grand old man, but always a gentle giant, his friendship was loyal, his individualityvalued, his commitment to Me & My Girl – a show he hugely wanted to be a part of – unwavering.

In all, Patrick Denton Taylor was a much loved and unique character, who derived so much pleasure fromhis involvement in theatre, he couldn’t help but relay that to those with whom he came into contact.

A true gentleman, whose name will always remain alive with the company which bears his name.

God bless you Mr T!

Taylorian Productions Ltd.

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Left to right: Directors of Taylorian Productions Matthew James,Patrick Taylor and Assistant Director Emma Gleave.

Our Founder Mr Patrick Taylor

8th December 1933 – 23rd May 2008

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CAST LIST

Bill Snibson Simon FletcherSally Smith Rachel WildMaria, Duchess of Dene Trisha FargherSir John Tremayne Bob HarrisonLady Jacqueline Carstone Lisa KreiskyThe Hon Gerald Bolingbroke Alex TooheyHerbert Parchester Matthew JamesSir Jasper Tring Mike TroutCharles, the Butler John ShortLord Battersby / Chef Gary CorkhillLady Battersby / Mrs Brown Carole BairstowBob Barking / Pearly King / Footman Neil CallinConstable / Footman Lindsay RiordanLady Brighton / Cook Kath BrattyThe Honourable May Miles Julia BrattyMrs Worthington-Worthington Pam Courtenay SmithSophia Stainsley-Asherton Jane ShortTelegraph Boy Joshua JamesPearly Queen Kayleigh ParkinsonLord Damming David DawsonLord French Ben JollyFootman Dave CainLady Diss Gaynor Denham

COMPANY

Julia Bratty, Kath Bratty, Laura Breadner, Dave Cain, Neil Callin, Sian Callow, Pam Courtenay Smith,Carolyn Davis, Beckie Dawson, David Dawson, Natalie Dawson, Gaynor Denham, Paul Devereau,Joshua James, Ben Jolly, Matthew Killip, Alex McAuley, Matthew McBrier, Lois Mooney, Perry O’Dea,Kayleigh Parkinson, Hannah Riordan, Lindsay Riordan, Sophia Russell, Jane Short.

ORCHESTRA

Musical Director Julian PowerKeyboards Mary Leaver

Karen CorkhillViolin William PickeringBass Mark BurrowsFlute / Clarinet / Alto Sax Anthony BarnsleyFlute / Clarinet / Tenor Sax Les McCreadyClarinet / Alto Sax / Baritone Sax Lauren BellTrumpet Charlotte Chambers Trumpet Jennifer CookTrombone Mark HallidayPercussion James Davis

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MUSICAL NUMBERS

ACT I

Overture Orchestra

A Weekend at Hareford Guests, Jaquie & Gerald

Thinking of No-one But Me Gerald & Jaquie

The Family Solicitor Parchester & Family

Me & My Girl Bill & Sally

An English Gentleman Charles & Staff

You Would If You Could Jaquie & Bill

Hold My Hand Bill & Sally

Family Solicitor Reprise Parchester

Once You Lose Your Heart Sally

Preparation Fugue Company

The Lambeth Walk Bill, Sally & Company

ACT II

The Sun Has Got His Hat On Gerald, Jaquie, Guests & Servants

Take It On The Chin Sally

Once You Lose Your Heart Sally

Once You Lose Your Heart (Reprise) Sally

Song of Hareford Duchess & Ancestors

The Family Solicitor Reprise Parchester, Bill & Sir John

Love Makes The World Go Round Bill, Sir John & Ancestors

Leaning On A Lamppost Bill

Finale:- Love Makes The World Go CompanyRound (Reprise) / Me & My Girl (Reprise) /The Lambeth Walk (Reprise) / Leaning OnA Lamppost (Reprise) / The Lambeth Walk(Reprise)

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Lady Jacqueline&

Hon Gerald Bolingbroke

Mike Trout

Matthew JamesSimon Fletcher

Lisa Kreisky

Alex Toohey

HerbertParchester

Sir Jasper Tring

Bill Snibson & Sally Smith

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The Duchess of Dene&

Sir John Tremayne

Rachel Wild

Gary Corkhill

Trisha Fargher

Charles,The Butler

Lord &Lady

Battersby

& Sally SmithBob Harrison

John Short

Carole Bairstow

Julia Bratty

Laura Breadner

Neil Callin

Pam Courtenay Smith

Kath Bratty

Dave Cain

Sian Callow

Carolyn Davis

Ladies and Gentlemen of the Company

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Beckie Dawson

Natalie Dawson

Paul Devereau

Ben Jolly

David Dawson

Gaynor Denham

Joshua James

Matthew Killip


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Alex McAuley

Lois Mooney

Kayleigh Parkinson

Matthew McBrier

Perry O’Dea

Hannah Riordan

Sophia Russell


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Lindsay Riordan

Jane Short


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Assistant DirectorEmma Gleave

Musical DirectorJulian Power

Rehearsal PianistMary Leaver

Stage ManagerJohn Callow

Assistant Musical DirectorJohn Barlow

Rehearsal PianistKaren Corkhill

Production Team for Taylorian Productions

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Wardrobe TeamDebbie Beck, Pat Lowe, Anne Maiden, Jade Parkinson, Sophie Jones,

Anne Dawson, Diane Killip, Jacqui Simpson, Molly Dudley, Amy Bairstow.

Wig and Make-up DepartmentJohn Cumberlidge, Mary O’Dea.

Backstage CrewPaul O’Dea, Martin Devereau, Matty Bawden, Andy Simpson, James Turpin,

Martin Dawson, Joe Lowe, Johhny Galbraith, Lisa Callow, Sharon Davis, Emma Percival.

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EVACUATION NOTICEIf you are asked to evacuate the building please do so as quickly as possible and leave bythe nearest exit to which you are directed by the staff.

In the event of an emergency which, by necessity, requires that this theatre be evacuatedyou, as a member of the audience, are requested to co-operate by paying strict attentionto any instructions either announced from the stage or given by a member of staff of thistheatre.

DO NOT run or push. DO NOT turn back or stop to collect personal belongings, DO NOTre-enter the building for any reason until officially told to do so. DO NOT act in a mannerthat could cause obstruction to emergency services attending the building to deal with theemergency. Avoid panic at all costs. Proceed in an orderly manner to a place of safety awayfrom the building.

N.B.All gangways, passages and aisles shall be kept entirely free from obstruction.Persons shall not be permitted to stand in any gangways or aisles.The safety curtain shall, at all times, be maintained in working order and shall be lowered and raised duringthe time of every performance.Patrons are respectfully reminded that this is a NO SMOKING Theatre and NO PHOTOGRAPHY is allowedin the Auditorium.

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AcknowledgementsTaylorian Productions would like to take this opportunity to thank the companies, organisations

and individuals whose invaluable support has aided in the production of this show.

All the advertisers who booked space in the programmeSt Peter’s Church & St Matthew’s Church for the use of their Church Halls for our rehearsals

Carrie Hunt of the Broadway Theatre Company and Christine Wild for the use of their rehearsal roomsMary Leaver & Karen Corkhill rehearsal pianists

Paul Whittaker, Steve Moore and everyone at Mannin MediaBob Harrison, James Davis and everyone at Manx Radio

The Staff of the Gaiety Theatre, the Villa Marina Reception and Welcome CentreChristine Breadner for taking charge Front of House

All the Programme SellersAll the members of the Orchestra

St John’s Ambulance and British Red Cross for their attendance at the TheatreThe Friends of the Gaiety for their continued support

ICR Ltd for providing the monitor equipmentSteve Woodley for the photography

Neil Callin for compiling the programmeThe Wardrobe team and Dressers for help backstage

Paradise & Gell for the loan of the CouchTony Hawkes for picking up the props

SLX Theatre Set Hire & Nick Hancock for the setAcademy Costumes Ltd

Royal Shakespeare CompanyBirmingham Costume Hire

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Peter and Sandra MorrisMargaret NoyceAndrew Allen

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Asst Stage Manager – Ted FaragherSound & Light Technician – Alex Davidson

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