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4 TAYLORIAN PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS Consider ourselves Principal sponsor of Taylorian Productions Oliver! Villa Gaiety, 8-20 August 2016 GAIETY THEATRE AUGUST 8TH-20TH, 2016 DIRECTED & CHOREOGRAPHED BY JOHN CUMBERLIDGE MUSICAL SUPERVISION BY KELVIN TOWSE MUSICAL DIRECTION & CONDUCTOR DEAN MCDERMOTT PRODUCTION DESIGN BY NICK MURLEY PRODUCED BY MATT JAMES Music, lyrics and book by Lionel Bart. Produced for the Broadway stage by David Merrick and Donald Albery. By arrangement with MusicScope and Stage Musicals Limited of New York. 7

5 MATT JAMES PRODUCER On behalf of Taylorian Productions, I am honoured to welcome you to the Gaiety to witness a true theatre classic - Lionel Bart s Musical Masterpiece, Oliver! Our 10th anniversary presentation is a story which needs no introduction. Oliver! has thrilled audiences for over half a century and I have no doubt that this production will do the same, as we celebrate a decade of our own summer shows in the glorious Isle of Man. The urge to revive and re-think the show under our Resident Director and Choreographer Mr. John Cumberlidge, was hard to resist. His patience, enthusiasm and flair for a project has been obvious throughout the development of this wonderful show and I personally thank JC for his vision, professionalism, and loyalty; a true friend and a creative Genius! It also gives me great pleasure to welcome back to Taylorian, Mr. Kelvin Towse. Not only has Kelvin been our musical supervisor throughout the creative process but he has put our Oliver! Orchestra through its paces before handing over the reins to a newcomer to the Island, Mr. Dean McDermott. Dean is a well-established and experienced Musical Director from the professional world of Musical Theatre who will be raising the baton to conduct Taylorian s No.10! Once again I would like to thank the production team and the entire cast, crew, company and orchestra for their hard work, dedication and commitment, to this epic show. It could not have happened without you. Finally, on behalf of Taylorian Productions, I would like to extend our genuine thanks to you, our audience, for your loyal and continued support, not just for this production but over the past 10 years. I have no doubt our 10th summer offering will provide an uplifting theatrical experience for audiences of all ages. Here s to the next 10! JOHN CUMBERLIDGE DIRECTOR, CHOREOGRAPHER & PRODUCTION CONCEPT For the last decade John has had the privilege of creating the eleven huge productions that Taylorian has bought to the Gaiety Theatre. John s collaboration with Patrick (Mr T.) and Matthew James would form a company that would change the image of summer presentations at the Gaiety and set new heights for production values on The Isle of Man. Through the good times and the sad times John has tried never to lose sight of Patrick s vision for the company, and being at the helm of Oliver! 2016, The 10th Anniversary Production, has been an honour and a thrill. As a director and choreographer, John has received critical acclaim 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 and Mabel, My Fair Lady, The King and I, La Cage Aux Folles, We Will Rock You, The RSC Wizard of Oz, Barnum, Hello Dolly, Jekyll and Hyde-The Musical, Irving Berlin s White Christmas, Cats, Sunset Boulevard, The Phantom of the Opera and Me and My Girl for which he received the best director award at the First International Festival of Musical Theatre. John s career began in theatre, television and cabaret-in London and the provinces, the USA and Germany. West End credits include Underneath The Arches at the Prince of Wales Theatre, La Cage Aux Folles at the London Palladium and The Wizard of Oz for the RSC at the Barbican and Stratford. Television work includes Love Story, Parkinson, Halls of Fame with Roy Hudd, A Night of 100 Stars, Royal Variety Shows. Stage credits also include many award ceremonies and cabaret in the Talk of London revues. Provincial theatre credits include My Fair Lady, Abracadaver with Frank Langella, The Boyfriend and many others. John also specialises in period hair design and make-up. He has his own small company which styles and coordinates video and television productions. He has also achieved great personal success and satisfaction tutoring the NODA musical performers courses at Warwick and Loughborough Universities where musicals studied included Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita, West Side Story, Sunset Boulevard and Sweeney Todd. John is currently working on three new projects for 2016/17. KELVIN TOWSE MUSICAL SUPERVISOR I would like to extend our genuine thanks to you, our audience, for your loyal and continued support, not just for this production but over the past 10 years. Kelvin is delighted to be returning to the Isle of Man for Taylorian s 10th anniversary production, Oliver!, having conducted in 2014 and 2015, respectively, the British Isles Amateur Premieres of Andrew Lloyd Webber s Sunset Boulevard and The Phantom of the Opera. Kelvin has just been MD for the UK tour of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat with Joe McElderry, and will conduct the UK tour of The Sound of Music, after Oliver! He was the Musical Director for the UK & Ireland tour of Blood Brothers from , was Associate Musical Director/Conductor for the national tour of Whistle Down the Wind and made his West End debut as MD for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. He has also been Musical Director for productions at some of the country s top repertory theatres such as Bristol Old Vic, Leicester Haymarket Theatre, Manchester Library Theatre, Nottingham Playhouse and Oldham Coliseum where, amongst others, he was Musical Supervisor for the English premiere of The Steamie. He spent 5 years working at Derby Playhouse, where he was MD for The Entertainer, A Christmas Carol, Hooray for Hollywood, Romeo and Juliet, Animal Farm, As You Like It and Treasure Island. As a composer at Derby Playhouse, Kelvin wrote scores for Dracula, A Midsummer Night s Dream, Frankenstein, Merlin and the Winter King, Serial Killers, Arabian Nights and Henceforward for which he also designed the sound. Outside of theatre, Kelvin has scored videos for a number of business clients including BAE Systems, Oldham Chamber of Commerce, Secure by Integrity, Toy Options and Red Run Media. He also produced and scored the music for the highlight of Oldham MBC s 150th year celebrations, The Oldham Story a Theatrical Time Travel Experience. For TV, Kelvin has composed scores for the BBC s Panorama series and Channel 4 s Dispatches. Kelvin s classical work, Hogmanay - A Suite for Orchestra, Choir & Bagpipes is published by Europa Edition and his composition A British Isles Fantasia for Orchestra and Choir had its premiere at the University Concert Hall, Cambridge in For more information, please visit 8 9

6 IS OLIVER REALLY THE GREATEST OF ALL 20TH-CENTURY BRITISH MUSICALS? Actor John Gielgud once remarked that the music was very amateur, though catchy and appropriate but also said that The stagecraft is the thing, Though much of the music does reflect the bleakness of Dickens original novel, with its filthy dens, riverside murk and low dives, there has always been something cheerful and uplifting amid the misery. It s not clear, however, if Bart ever, ever read the novel. Amazingly, he could not read, write or play music. He always said he couldn t tell the difference between A flat and a council flat. He was a complete natural. He sang his tunes and lyrics into a tape recorder, his constant companion. In spite of this, and unlike many musical theatre writers, Bart wrote all three parts of the musical: book, lyrics and music. Following the examples of the likes Noël Coward and Cole Porter, (both self-confessed Bart fans), he completely transformed the British musical scene of the 60 s, moving it away from the charming, witty shows of the Oxford, Cambridge and Eton set and paving the way for more book driven shows. Oliver! had its world premiere on 30th June 1960 at the New Theatre, latterly the Albery, now the Noel Coward Theatre in London s West End and ran for 2618 performances. It starred Ron Moody as Fagin, Georgia Brown as Nancy and Barry Humphries (Dame Edna) as Mr Sowerberry. Among the cast of boys, also, was actor/presenter Tony Robinson and musician Lionel Bart relaxes at home, London 1979 Alec Guinness as Fagin (right) with Robert Newton as Bill Sikes, in David Lean s Oliver Twist, 1948 Phil Collins. Former professional boxer Danny Sewell (brother of television actor George Sewell) played Bill Sikes, beating actor Michael Caine to the role, who said later that he cried for a week after failing to get the part. The role of Nancy was originally written for, singer Alma Cogan, who, in spite of not being able to play the role, was a great supporter of the show and persuaded many investors to part with their money to support it. As Bart was an unknown quantity as a writer/composer he initially struggled to find a producer with at least a dozen managements rejecting his idea as too morbid and impossible to stage. It was producer Donald Albery who had heard a few scraps of songs on tape, who finally agreed to buy and stage the show and mounted the original production for a cost of 15,000. During the original rehearsal period, and early try-outs in Wimbledon, Bart was writing constantly, adding to the original six songs that Albery had heard. Impressed by actor Barry Humphries as Sowerberry, Bart decided to write a song specifically for him and thus the macabre That s Your Funeral was created. Donald Albery had hired Irish theatre designer Sean Kenny who persuaded Bart to write extra music for the scene-changes to be done in full view of the audience. Kenny convinced Bart that the show should flow without actors From the dark to the light: John Howard Davies (top) in the title role in 1948 and Mark Lester in 1968 or scenery ever coming to a stop. Theatre producer Cameron Mackintosh was once quoted as saying: A lot of the original 1960 production had been written during rehearsal to accompany the working of Sean Kenny s set, as Oliver! has an episodic story that requires quick and varied changes of locale. In banishing trucks, painted canvas, and standing flats, Kenny was effecting a design revolution that would pave the way for the newly formed RSC and, eventually, a son of Oliver! design style by John Napier for Cats and Les Misérables. Two of the show s best numbers, Consider Yourself and torch song As Long As He Needs Me were released before the show s opening, recorded by Max Bygraves and Shirley Bassey. The critics (mostly) raved and the show ran for more than six years, making it the longest-running British musical until Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice s Jesus Christ Superstar came along in The production opened on Broadway at the Imperial Theatre on 6th January 1963, with Georgia Brown once again in the role of Nancy but, this time, joined by New Zealand born actor, Clive Revill as Fagin, and future Monkey, Davy Jones as The Artful Dodger. It ran for 774 performances and won three Tony Awards including one for Best Original Score. It cannot be denied that a good deal of Oliver! s popularity stems from its 1969 movie version. Originally accused of being lightweight, compared with David Lean s 1948 black and white non-musical Oliver Twist, which starred Alec Guinness as Fagin, Robert Newton as Sikes and a young Anthony Newley as the Dodger. Carol Reed s musical film version nonetheless won six Oscars and boasted a huge line up of great British character actors alongside Ron Moody, recreating his stage performance as Fagin which included Oliver Reed as Sikes, Leonard Rossiter and Hylda Baker as the Sowerberrys, Harry Secombe as Bumble, Peggy Mount as Mrs Corney. The success of Oliver! should have assured Bart s future in musical theatre but, with the, only moderate success of Ron Moody in his seminal performance as Fagin in Carol Reed s 1968 hit movie Maggie May and Fings Aint Wot They Used T be and the failures of Lock Up Your Daughters and Twang!, his earnings never again quite lived up to his rock and roll lifestyle. Bart, once the darling of the Sixties who mixed with the likes of Princess Margaret, Judy Garland and Liberace, eventually simply withdrew from the fray. He was bankrupt, diabetic and alcoholic. All he had left were his few close friends. When Bart had previously faced severe financial difficulties, he sold his past and future rights to Oliver! for 350 to Max Bygraves, who later sold them on for 250,000. Bart, eventually died in 1999, destitute, even though Cameron Mackintosh had given him back some of the stage rights for the Oliver! His was a roller coaster tale of rags to riches and back again proving, prophetically that, as Fagin says in the musical: In this life, one thing counts, in the bank, large amounts. In spite of these latter problems, one thing is certain. The oft revived and much lauded musical that is Lionel Bart s Oliver! is indeed worth listing as one of the greatest, best known and loved shows of all time

7 DEAN McDERMOTT MUSICAL DIRECTOR/CONDUCTOR SYNOPSIS OF SCENES & SONGS Dean currently lectures in music and performing arts at a number of educational establishments across the U.K., including Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts London, Leeds College of Music and Wakefield College. Dean is also Musical Director for Avenue Q national tour and Musical Director for Marti Webb. As a freelance pianist, keyboard player, arranger and vocal coach his career has certainly been diverse, ranging from opera to jazz. He has worked as a répétiteur for the soloists of Opera North and has previously appeared as a guest musical director for the famous Good Old Days at Leeds City Varieties and musical director for UK Productions. Dean held the position of Musical Director for Theatre Royal Wakefield and P&O Cruises that took him around the world. As Musical Director, his credits include: A Chorus Line, High School Musical, West Side Story, Footloose, Boogie Nights, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Hello Dolly, I Write The Songs, At The Hop, Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, Jack and The Bean Stalk, Dick Wittington and Sleeping Beauty. Other musician credits include: Joseph and Blood Brothers for Bill Kenwright No 1 U.K. tours. Keyboard... Gareth Deakin Keyboard 2... Mary Frankwick Trumpet... Paul Hamilton Trombone... Mark Halliday French Horn... Sophie Hamilton Flute... Claire Creer THE ORCHESTRA Clarinet... Oli Barnes Violin... Katie Lawrence Cello... Ruth Douthwaite Bass... Oliver Barratt Drums... John Kinley Percussion... James Davis TIME: AROUND 1850 ACT ONE Prologue: A Bleak Moor: A dark stormy evening Scene 1: The Workhouse Dining Hall: Early evening Scene 2: The Workhouse Parlour: Later that evening Scene 3: The Undertaker s Shop Scene 4: The Undertaker s Shop: Next morning Scene 5: Paddington Green: Morning, a week later Scene 6: The Thieves Kitchen: Later ACT TWO Scene 1: The Three Cripples a public house in Clerkenwell: That evening Scene 2: The Brownlow House: Two weeks later Scene 3: The Thieves Kitchen: Later Scene 4: The Workhouse: A few days later Scene 5: The Brownlow House: A few days later Scene 6: London Bridge: Night MUSICAL NUMBERS ACT ONE PROLOGUE: Orchestra FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD: Workhouse Orphans and Oliver OLIVER: Mr Bumble, Widow Corney and Ensemble I SHALL SCREAM: Widow Corney and Mr Bumble BOY FOR SALE: Mr Bumble THAT S YOUR FUNERAL: Mr Sowerberry, Mrs Sowerberry and Mr Bumble WHERE IS LOVE: Oliver CONSIDER YOURSELF: The Artful Dodger, Oliver and Ensemble PICK A POCKET OR TWO: Fagin and Gang IT S A FINE LIFE: Nancy, Bet and Gang I D DO ANYTHING: The Artful Dodger, Nancy, Oliver, Bet, Fagin and Gang BE BACK SOON: Fagin, The Artful Dodger and Gang ACT TWO OOM-PAH-PAH: Nancy and Ensemble MY NAME: Bill Sykes AS LONG AS HE NEEDS ME: Nancy WHERE IS LOVE(reprise): Mrs Bedwin WHO WILL BUY: Oliver, Street Vendors and Ensemble IT S A FINE LIFE(reprise): Nancy, Bill Sykes, Fagin and The Artful Dodger REVIEWING THE SITUATION: Fagin OLIVER(reprise): Widow Corney and Mr Bumble AS LONG AS HE NEEDS ME(reprise): Nancy REVIEWING THE SITUATION(reprise): Fagin FINALE: FOOD, GLORIOUS FOOD; CONSIDER YOURSELF; I D DO ANYTHING: Company 12 13

8 THE CAST PRINCIPAL CAST Oliver... Joe Locke (Alternate Shows) William Shooter Artful Dodger... Alex Reynolds (Alternate Shows) Oliver Sykes Fagin... Benjamin Heath Nancy... Georgia Maddocks Bill Sikes... Damian Kneale Mr Bumble... Mike Bonner Widow Corney... Carrie Hunt Mrs Sowerberry... Gemma Varnom Mr Sowerberry... Tom Dixon Charlotte Sowerberry... Jorja Christian Noah Claypole... Joshua Moore Mrs Bedwin... Mandy Griffin Mr Brownlow... Bob Harrison Dr Grimwig... John Killip Bet... Caeli Plumbley Charley Bates... Max Smollen Bullseye... Lola ENSEMBLE Kayleigh Booth Alexandra Slater Sarah Callow Scarlett Clague Jennifer Davies Hannah Clinton Connie Watson Gaynor Denham Kelly Firth Debbie Gooding Robyn-Mae Lawler Eve McGregor WORKHOUSE ORPHANS Reece Lally Joey Hills Jason Miranda FAGIN S GANG Michael Britton Beth Christian Elizabeth Townsend Andrew Halstein Callum Brew James Craig Josh James Kenzie Allison Joshua Moore Paul Sellors Dale Vincent Paul Devereau Neil Taverner Elliott Reynolds Jake Rout-Moore Xander Shirtliff Nathan Reynolds WORKHOUSE ORPHANS & FAGIN S GANG Daniel Ansara Cory Corkhill Zachary Colligon Nathan Jones Thomas Knop Leo Dixon Lewis Caine Ryan Coates Archie Dunn Tyler Kneale Ned McGregor Max Smollen GIRL S ENSEMBLE (Alternate Shows) APPLE TEAM Abbie Williams Rosie Baxter Matilda Clague Charlie Craine PEAR TEAM Millie Christian Rosie Baxter Grace Pope Ellie Caine Joe Locke Oliver William Shooter Oliver Benjamin Heath Fagin Georgia Maddocks Nancy Damian Kneale Bill Sikes Alex Reynolds Dodger Oliver Sykes Dodger 14 15

9 PRINCIPAL CAST (CONTINUED) THE COMPANY Mike Bonner Mr Bumble Carrie Hunt Widow Corney Bob Harrison Mr Brownlow Mackenzie Allison Kayleigh Booth Callum Brew Mandy Griffin Mrs Bedwin Gemma Varnom Mrs Sowerberry Tom Dixon Mr Sowerberry Sarah Callow Beth Christian Scarlett Clague Jorja Christian Charlotte Sowerberry Joshua Moore Noah Claypole John Killip Dr Grimwig Hannah Clinton James Craig Jennifer Davies Caeli Plumbley Bet Gaynor Denham Paul Devereau 16 17

10 THE COMPANY (continued) CHILDREN S COMPANY Kelly Firth Debbie Gooding Andrew Halstein WORKHOUSE ORPHANS & FAGIN S GANG Back Row: Daniel Ansara, Ned McGregor, Ryan Coates, Nathan Jones, Lewis Caine, Cory Corkhill, Jason Miranda, Leo Dixon, Tyler Kneale, Reece Lally, Michael Britton, Archie Dunn, Xander Shirtliff Josh James Robyn-Mae Lawler Eve McGregor Front Row: Elliott Reynolds, Zac Colligon, Thomas Knop, Jake Rout-Moore, Nathan Reynolds, Max Smollen, Joey Hills Paul Sellors Alexandra Slater Neil Taverner Elizabeth Townsend Dale Vincent Connie Watson ENSEMBLE - APPLES Matilda Clague, Charlie Craine, Abbie Williams ENSEMBLE - PEARS Grace Pope, Rosie Baxter, Millie Christian, Ellie Caine 18 19

11 CREATIVE TEAM CREATIVE TEAM Producer... Matt James Direction, Choreography & Production Concept...John Cumberlidge Musical Supervisor...Kelvin Towse Musical Director... Dean McDermott Set Design... Nick Murley Lighting Designer... Lee Stennett for Helios LX Sound Design... Alex Linney Assistant Musical Director & Accompanist...Gareth Deakin Company Dance Captain...Kayleigh Parkinson Children s Dance Captain... Beth Thomas Assistants to the Dance Captains... Josh James Kenzie Allison Production Co-ordinator... Jenny Halstein Sponsorship... James Davis Publicity Concept... Geoff Legan Stage Manager... John Skinner Deputy Stage Manager... Hannah Halden Flying Rig... Matt Lazenby for Live Event Rigging Ltd Hair & Wig Supervisor... John Cumberlidge Wardrobe Supervisor... Diane Killip Props Supervisor...Carolyn Christian Make-up Supervisor... Janet Norris Childrens Chaperones...Vikki McCausland Debbie McGregor Company Photographer... Steve Woodley Front of House... Becky Dawson, Pat Danks, Christine Breadner, Ann Harrop, Rebecca Dawson, Natalie Dawson, Olivia Perry, India Sykes, Alyce Spencer Transportation... Richard Solomon, Manx Independent Carriers, IOM Steampacket, Steve Pepper, Neil Dolman Make-up Team... Janet Norris, Rachael Britton, Jude Fullerton, Jodie Ardern, Abbie Moffat, Georgia Perry, Fiora Galante, Donna Colligan, Ruth Corlett, Suzy Manton Wardrobe Team... Diane Killip, Tracey Booth, Kath Adamson, Kate Caine Rachel Kissack, Nora Lean Pat Lowe, Lauren Scarffe, Lindsey Scarffe, Gill Skinner Breeshey Webb, Jane Mooney Lois Mooney Backstage Crew... John Skinner, John Callow, Zoe Greatbatch, Heather Hannaford, Lindsay Riordan, Paul Devereau, Martin Devereau, Michael Cowin, Tom Baggaley, Brandon Parker, Clare Austin, Dan Magee, Matt Diehl, Dave Daugherty Spotlight Operators... Joanna Curphey Graeme Jolly Hair Team... Marie Quinn, Sarah Oates Charis Robertson, Molly McGlinchey, Mary O Dea, Paula Schiesaro, Sarah Callow Wigs & Facial Hair...Darren Ware at The Wig Room JC Wigs Props & Furnishings... Scene Dock, Manchester NSOS Prop Hire Carolyn Christian Paul Devereau Set & Construction Hire... Archie Clapton, Nick Murley, Duncan Parker, Tim Murley, Johnathan Godson, Peter Bruuf, Stafford Gatehouse Theatre Costume & Creation Hire... Academy Costumes Birmingham Costume Hire Bristol Costume Services Flame Costumes Ann Sparks Taylorian Costumes Villa & Gaiety Complex Staff Operational & Technical Manager...Seamus Shea Stage Manager...Ted Faragher Chief Technician... Alex Davidson Deputy Technician...Carl Crellin Front of House Duty Manager... John Foster Front of House Manager...Neill Cowin Housekeeper...Kevin Faragher Gareth Deakin Assistant Musical Director Diane Killip Wardrobe Supervisor Carolyn Christian Props Supervisor Jenny Halstein Production Coordinator Janet Norris Make-Up Supervisor Kayleigh Parkinson Company Dance Captain Beth Thomas Children s Dance Captain Josh James Assistant Dance Captain Vikki McCausland Head Chaperone Debbie McGregor Lead Chaperone 20 21

12 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Patricia Wild for her generosity All parents for their support, taxi services and chaperoning Chris Parker and Juana Warburton at ManxSPCA for all their time and hard work with Lola David Holland for his support as a cover rehearsal pianist Sefton Hotel for use of its facilities Andrew Allen, Adrian Gwillym from Academy Costumes Lynne Smith, Helen and Georgia at Birmingham Costume Hire Julie and Jenny at Bristol Costume Services Greg and Julie at Scene Dock, Manchester All at the Welbeck Hotel Peter and Sandra Morris Alan Brian and Ray Vernon at NSOS Steve Brookes at Ballakermeen High School Bob Harrison and James Davis at Manx Radio Chris Parker and everyone at Manx SPCA for Lola and her training Manx Operatic for the hire of it s hall Jude Fullerton Manx Blind Welfare Society Derrick Gask of Stafford Garehouse Theatre Karl Bovenizer THANK YOU FOR BEING PART OF OUR 10TH ANNIVERSARY 22 23

13 Gaiety Theatre, Douglas MONDAY 8TH TO SATURDAY 20TH AUGUST, 2011 EVENINGS 7.30PM MATINEES SATURDAY 2.30PM (NO PERFORMANCE SUNDAYS) TICKETS AVAILABLE ON OR TICKET HOTLINE The amateur rights for this production by arrangement with MusicScope and Stage Musicals Ltd, New York. A TAY L O R I A N P R O D U C T I O N Gaiety Theatre, Douglas Monday 9th to Saturday 21st August 2010 Evenings 7.30, Matinees Saturday 2.30 Tickets available on or Ticket Hotline in association with Amateur rights given by arrangement with MusicScope and Stage Musicals Limited of New York TAYLORIAN PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS Music, lyrics and book by Lionel Bart. Produced for the Broadway stage by David Merrick and Donald Albery. By arrangement with MusicScope and Stage Musicals Limited of New York. LIGHTS...CAMERA...ACTION! Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber Book and Lyrics by Don Black and Christopher Hampton Based on the Billy Wilder film GAIETY THEATRE AUGUST 4TH-16TH, 2014 (NO PERFORMANCES SUNDAY) at THE GAIETY THEATRE TICKET HOTLINE FAMILY CONCESSIONS AVAILABLE! lorian Production A HHHHH Tay TICKET HOTLINE OR AVAILABLE FROM VILLAGAIETY.COM, WELCOME CENTRE & VILLA MARINA AN AMATEUR PRODUCTION BY ARRANGEMENT WITH THE REALLY USEFUL GROUP LTD (C) Photography: Steve Woodley, Styling: John Cumberlidge Or available from villagaiety.com, Welcome Centre & Villa Marina MONDAY 6TH - SATURDAY 18TH AUGUST, 2012 andrew lloyd webber's global musical phenomenon Music by music by andrew lloyd webber lyrics by charles hart additional lyrics by richard stilgoe book by richard stilgoe & andrew lloyd webber based on the novel le fantome de l opéra by gaston leroux Conceived, Directed and Staged by JOHN CUMBERLIDGE based on Old Possum s Book of Practical Cats by Orchestrations by David Cullen & Andrew Lloyd Webber. Original production by Cameron Mackintosh Ltd. and The Really Useful Group Ltd. Musical Director Andrew HIIton AT THE GAIETY THEATRE TICKET HOTLINE 5TH-17TH AUGUST, GAIETY THEATRE 10TH-22ND AUGUST, 2015 TICKET HOTLINE ONLINE AT TAYLORIANPRODUCTIONS.NET OR VILLAGAIETY.COM, WELCOME CENTRE & VILLA MARINA EVENINGS 7.30PM MATINEES SATURDAY 2.30PM (NO PERFORMANCE SUNDAYS) An amateur production by arrangment with The Really Useful Group Ltd A DAZZLING DECADE!

14 PATRICK TAYLOR OUR FOUNDER Lionel Bart s Oliver!, what a fitting way to celebrate the 10th summer season of the company which bears the name of Patrick Denton Taylor, for this was a man who loved to bring top quality theatre to the Island. When he looked ahead to the company s inaugural show, Underneath the Arches, there were tears in eyes as he spoke passionately of a fulfilment, a new zest and an untroubled joy which his involvement in theatre had brought. It was that joy and kindness which touched so many people through the years. As important and as valued as his financial contribution was helping stage shows on the Island which would not always have been commercially viable it was the thrill of seeing young people thrive and progress which gave him a particular satisfaction. So, ten years later, as this true classic returns to the stage of the Gaiety Theatre, we know Mr T would have approved. He derived so much pleasure from good quality productions and from seeing the theatrical development of talented young people. This show ticks both those boxes and the respect and regard in which Patrick Taylor is held within Taylorian remains unwavering. Many on and off-stage in Oliver! 2016 were friends who were touched by his support and loyalty. Here s to a 10 year Taylorian treat in his memory. Faith sees a beautiful blossom in a bulb, a lovely garden in a seed, and a giant oak in an acorn. William Arthur Ward Thank You, Lady J 26

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17 FOR A CLEARER OUTLOOK ON LIFE Sell your home in 3D Branches Island Wise: Tel: info@propertywise.co.im Dance for fitness Dance for fun Dance for friendship Whatever the reason we say DANCE At Hediya Arabic Dance Club we enjoy various styles of traditional and fusion Arabic dances. Why not come and join in Hediya Arabic Dance Club For further information see our web-site or contact adrienne@manx.net Or Call: (Evenings only) comprehensive eye care for the isle of man NHS & private eye examinations Special reading tints (colorimetry) Digital retinal photography Visual field analysis All types of contact lenses Helpful frame selection services Frames for every budget Designer & rimless frames Sports frames & swimming goggles Comprehensive emergency repair service PLEASED TO SUPPORT TAYLORIAN PRODUCTIONS AND THEIR PRODUCTION OF OLIVER! Hediya Arabic Dance Club Dance for fitness Dance for fun Dance for friendship Whatever the reason we say DANCE At Hediya Arabic Dance Club we enjoy various styles of traditional and fusion Arabic dances. Why not come and join in For further information see our web-site or contact adrienne@manx.net Or Call: (Evenings only) FARMHILL Clybane Court, Farmhill, Braddan, IM2 2NF Telephone: & farmhill@patwild.co.uk RAMSEY Mona House, Auckland Terrace, Ramsey, IM8 1AF Telephone: ramsey@patwild.co.uk Hediya Arabic Dance Club Dance for fitness Dance for fun Dance for friendship

18 Community Spirit Taylorian s Damian Kneale gets to know Lola with Chris Parker from Manx SPCA We re proud to support our local community LOLA THE ENGLISH BULL TERRIER The four-legged star of our production of Oliver! is called Lola. She is just five years old and was gifted to the ManxSPCA earlier in the year because her previous owner s circumstances changed. She has been looking for a new home for some time, but because she is a specialist breed she has been overlooked by potential adopters. She is incredibly affectionate and playful, and very loyal, but she does not get on very well with other dogs and choses humans as her favourite species. She thrives on lots of exercise and companionship (and acting of course!) and simply needs to the right person or family to come into her life. Could this be you? The ManxSPCA rescues, rehabilitates, releases and rehomes thousands of wild and companion animals, just like Lola, every year. It is the only all-animal charity on the Island and it relies on donations and the support of the Manx public to deliver its services in the community and care for its animals at its rescue centre in Foxdale. Please visit to see how you can help PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC. All rights reserved. PwC refers to PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC (a limited liability company in the Isle of Man), and may sometimes refer to the PwC network. Each member firm is a separate legal entity. Please see for further details.

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