Flapper!
by Book by Tim Kelly. Music and Lyrics by Bill Francoeur
Flapper! had 4 performances about 14 years ago (between the 18th of February 2010 and the 20th of February 2010)
We have chosen a musical called ?Flapper!, jammed packed with great characters from start to finish with a fantastic musical score.
The Roaring Twenties was such a colourful decade that the unbeatable team of playwright Tim Kelly and musician Bill Francoeur couldn't resist it any longer! Come celebrate the era with them and meet Polly Pepper, a young flapper who really knows how to live in the time of Stutz Bearcat automobiles, Ziegfield girls, raccoon coats, ukuleles, beauty contests, goldfish swallowers and gangsters. Polly's about to turn 18 and will then inherit a fabulous diamond necklace called the "Ice Garden." She's planning a madcap birthday party and inviting all her pals. However, with a friend like Susan Stuyvesant-Fish, she doesn't need any enemies! Polly's new boyfriend, Buck Wayne, wouldn't miss the birthday bash for anything, even if he has to land his private plane on the lawn of the polo grounds. But there's trouble ahead! Mobsters are planning to grab the necklace. But thanks to Polly, they're defeated in uproarious fashion. Meet fabulous characters like Mona of the Crazy Cat Club, Monica Woodsquirrel of Radio Station WWWW atop Hotel Times Square, crime fighter Lieutenant Fluke, mobsters trying to steal the necklace, and "Flagpole Sitter" Lenny Knickerbocker. Not only does Polly save the necklace, she also saves her aunt from losing money in a confidence scheme and manages to become the star of the Ziegfeld Follies before she even cuts the cake! The songs are sensational, including "The Roaring Twenties," "It Has to be Jazz," "Mona's Moaning Low," "Dijja Ever?" and, natch, "Flapper."
This production is supported by the Community Foundation for Surrey.
A downloadable flyer for the production can be found from the link http://rdg.org/flyers/flapper.pdf
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Wanda - Poppy MelhamRadio singer, an Everly Sister |
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Lydia - Lauren TimbrellRadio singer, an Everly Sister |
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Roberta - Sophie HorlerRadio singer, an Everly Sister |
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Ted Loveland - Julian HumbleRadio Announcer |
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Everly Sister - Lucy Kerridge |
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Everly Sister - Rachel Barber |
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Everly Sister - Jojo Hills |
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Monica Woodsquirrel - Cassie HumbleRadio personality |
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Margaret - Aimee WilliamsonMaid at Granville Estate |
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Winnie - Lucy GannonOne of Polly's many friends |
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Bunny - Amy HornOne of Polly's many friends |
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Tweedles - Annabelle TurnerOne of Polly's many friends |
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Daisy - Emily MooreOne of Polly's many friends |
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Polly's Friend - Victoria UpcottOne of Polly's many friends |
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Polly's Friend - Lucy BlackOne of Polly's many friends |
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Polly's Friend - Megan LynchOne of Polly's many friends |
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Polly's Friend - Esther KingOne of Polly's many friends |
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Augusta Granville - Becky LynchPolly's Aunt, society matron |
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Tommy - Max LakingAnother of Polly's Friends |
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Jimmy - Dominic NeversAnother of Polly's Friends |
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Polly's Friend - Callum BrookAnother of Polly's Friends |
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Polly's Friend - Connor YoungAnother of Polly's Friends |
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Polly - Megan BeardHigh-spirited Flapper |
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Susan Stuyvesant-Fish - Maxine PrinceShe hates Polly |
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Duke of Milford - George BallA con man |
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Duchess of Milford - Maisy JacobsA con woman |
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Trixie - Lily GrunwellA nite club entertainer |
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Mona Schlumpgarden - Becky WattleyOwner of the Crazy Cat Nite Club |
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Nite Club Patron - Morgan Craven |
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Nite Club Patron - Amber Stratford |
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Nite Club Patron - Helena Kelly |
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Nite Club Patron - Katie Cooke |
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Nite Club Patron - Ellie Usher |
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Nite Club Patron - Lucy Frank |
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Newsboy/girl - Joshua Sutherland |
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Newsboy/girl - Sophie Grunwell |
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Newsboy/girl - Mia Thompson |
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Newsboy/girl - Callum Brook |
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Newsboy/girl - Connor Young |
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Speaker for the Roaring Twenties - Morgan Craven |
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Speaker for the Roaring Twenties - Amber Stratford |
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Speaker for the Roaring Twenties - Helena Kelly |
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Speaker for the Roaring Twenties - Katie Cooke |
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Speaker for the Roaring Twenties - Ellie Usher |
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Speaker for the Roaring Twenties - Lucy Frank |
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Photographer - Clare Pike |
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Photographer - Sam Dickens |
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Ziegfeld Girl 1 - Nicola Ivey |
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Ziegfeld Girl 2 - Esther King |
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Ziegfeld Girl 3 - Sam Dickens |
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Ziegfeld Girl 3 - Lily Horler |
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Ziegfeld Girl 4 - Victoria Upcott |
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Ziegfeld Girl 4 - Lucy Black |
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Ziegfeld Girl 5 - Lucy Wall |
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Ziegfeld Girl 5 - Grace Santry |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Katie Black |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Katie Cudmore |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Niamh Nichols |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Aimee Williamson |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Emily Griffin |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Amy Horn |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Emma Hill |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Maxine Prince |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Lucy Gannon |
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Cheater Hayes - Billy NeversA gangster |
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Muggs O'Toole - Niamh NicholsA gangster |
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Lieutenant Fluke - Claire Hopkins |
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Buck Wayne - Michael SenanayakeYoung, rich, handsome pilot |
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Lenny Knickerbocker - Taliesin LythFlagpole sitter |
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Miss Morris - Olivia KitchenerZeigfeld's Assistant |
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Torch Singer - Esther King |
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Torch Singer - Nicola Ivey |
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Torch Singer - Katie Cooke |
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Torch Singer - Sam Dickens |
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Torch Singer - Helena Kelly |
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Torch Singer - Olivia Kitchener |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Amy Young |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Amba Thompson |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Jess Sheehan |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Maria Santos |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Frankie Kitchener |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Lizzie Kelly |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Kate Frank |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Lucy Champion |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Amber Brook |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Amber Stratford |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Clare Pike |
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Chorus (Police, Gangster, Party Guest, etc) - Hollie Melham |
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Chorus Dancer - Nicola Ivey |
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Chorus Dancer - Emily Griffin |
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Chorus Dancer - Emma Hill |
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Chorus Dancer - Katie Black |
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Chorus Dancer - Lily Horler |
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Chorus Dancer - Lucy Wall |
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Chorus Dancer - Grace Santry |
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Chorus Dancer - Sam Dickens |
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Ziegfeld Girl - Annabelle Turner |
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Director - Louise Dangel |
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Choreography - Melanie Silk |
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Lighting - Jonathan Miller |
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Stage Manager - Emma Thompson |
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Assistant Stage Manager - Claire Nevers |
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Set Design and Construction - John Godliman |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Colin Bailey |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Emma Dudley |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Clare Pinnock |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Adam Roberts |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Linda Russell |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Ian Thomas |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Liz Thomas |
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Set Construction (Assisted) - Simon Waller |
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Wardrobe - Sharyn Prince |
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Wardrobe - Sue Pike(2) |
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Wardrobe - Diane Humphries |
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Wardrobe - Sally Watmore |
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Wardrobe - Alison Kelly |
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Wardrobe - Rosalie Silk |
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Properties - Emma Thompson |
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Properties - Sue Hewson |
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Properties - Clare Pinnock |
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Lighting (Assistant) - Bill Payne |
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Lighting (Assistant) - Gareth Woodford |
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Sound - Steve Lonsdale |
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Photography - Alan Bostock (www.photoeyes.biz) |
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Box Office Manager - Annette Nichols |
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Front of House Manager - Tony Frier |
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Front of House Manager - Kay Frier |
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Publicity - Gillian Smithies |
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Publicity - Frankie Godliman |
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Poster and Programme Design - Anne Nunn |
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Musical Director - Arran Holcombe |
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Band - Bass - Ben Howes |
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Band - Keyboard - Ellie Verkerk |
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Band - Clarinet - Mike Eldridge |
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Band - Percussion - Arran Holcombe |
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Band - Trombone - Chris Ready |
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Band - Guitar - Daniel Murray |
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Band - Trumpet - Frank Hanford |