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AYBS Program
Sunnybank Theatre Group presents in association with ORiGiN Theatrical Are You Being Served? by Jeremy Lloyd & David Croft Grace Brothers directed by Gary Suthers Sept 18 to Oct 3, 2015 Ground Floor perfumery, stationery and leather goods, wigs and haberdashery, kitchenware and food, going up. First Floor telephones, gents ready-made suits, shirts, socks, ties, hats, underwear and shoes going up. Second Floor carpets, travel goods and bedding, material, soft furnishings, restaurant and teas, going down. ACT 1: Grace Brothers Department Store ACT 2: The Costa Plonka, Spain From The Boardroom Growing up in the 1970’s, family time for me was laughing along with British comedies on television. Dad’s Army, George & Mildred, The Good Life, Some Mother’s Do Have Em’, and It Aint Half Hot Mum all brought the sound of fun and laughter to the lounge room. Are You Being Served? was one of the best, created and written by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft for the BBC. The show follows the misadventures and mishaps of the staff, as well as various interludes with customers of the retail ladies' and gentlemen's clothing floor departments of a fictional London department store called Grace Brothers. This television show loved by all has been rated 20th in The Top 50 Best Ever British Sitcoms. To capitalise on the success of the show a stage version of the show was written and played at the Winter Gardens Theatre, Blackpool for a very successful season over the summer of 1976. When deciding on a play to bring to the STG stage as my directorial debut, it was always Are You Being Served? A fantastic ensemble cast has brought Are You Being Served? to our stage, adding their own twist to the characters you know and love whilst paying homage to the originals actors. -
Jo Smith Miss Brahms
HEADLEY THEATRE CLUB Presents Are You Being Served? A Comedy by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft Directed by Tina Wareham 8th, 9th, October and 15th, 16th October 2010 At Headley Village Hall at 8.00 pm PROGRAMME Cast (In Order of Appearance) Mr Rumbold ............................................................................. Tim Rose Mr Mash ..................................................................................... Jo Smith Miss Brahms ................................................................. Mel White Mr Lucas .................................................................. Andy Gilson Mr Grainger ........................................................................... Louis Clist Captain Peacock ........................................................ David Burnham Mrs Slocombe ........................................................... Pru Harrold Mr Humphries ....................................................................... Nick Webb Lady Customer .............................................................. Wendy Downs Nurse ........................................................................ Karina Farnlucher Male Customer .............................................................. Martin Wellen Mr Grace ......................................................................... Neil Hardinge Don Bernardo ............................................................................ Jo Smith Conchita .................................................................. Karina Farnlucher Cesar ............................................................................... -
ARE YOU BEING SERVED? Adelaide
www.theatreguide.com.au Supporting live theatre in South Australia PO Box 738 [email protected] MODBURY SA 5092 ABN : 93 297 960 525 ARE YOU BEING SERVED? Adelaide Repertory Theatre The Arts Theatre Until 9 Apr 2011 Review by Theresa Dolman “Are You Being Served?” is a stage adaptation of the well-known television comedy series. We know the setting, the characters, and the jokes. So when the curtain goes up we expect to see the third floor of the Grace Brothers’ Department Store, with Mr Humphries mincing "I'm free!", Mrs Slocombe reporting on her pussy, and Captain Peacock struggling to maintain a dignified order. The script, by Jeremy Lloyd and David Croft, who wrote most of the original television series, had all of this. The production by Adelaide Rep had almost none of it. What we see appears to be the aftermath of the Grace Brothers’ closing down sale - a couple of old desks, some incomplete mannequins, an old cash register in the middle of the floor, and no stock in sight. This sparse setting makes it difficult to believe the real story - that Grace Brothers is doing so well that it is going to send the entire staff of the third floor on a well-deserved holiday to the Don Bernardo Hotel in Spain - albeit a one star hotel. Despite the poor setting and the often poor direction by Ian Maitland, many of the seasoned cast give good performances. The main two female roles are well executed by Georgia Dodd as Miss Brahms and Sue Wylie as Mrs Slocombe, with some wonderful one-liners and facial expressions.