Come On, Jeeves
Performed:
Thursday, 27 November 2008 - 7:30pm
Friday, 28 November 2008 - 7:30pm
Saturday, 29 November 2008 - 7:30pm
Director:
Hilary Strickett
Venue:
Hornby Institute, Main Street, Hornby
Cast:
| Lady Carmoyle (Monica) | Jill Sloan |
| Lord Carmoyle (Rory) | Richard Hopkins |
| Jill Wyvern, engaged to Bill | Natasha Hamilton-Walker |
| The Earl of Towcester (Bill) | Steve Smithson |
| Jeeves, Bill's Butler | Peter Silvester |
| Ellen, Bill's Housemaid | Laura Christman |
| Mrs Spottsworth, a wealthy American widow | Christine Hellyer |
| Captain Biggar, a 'White Hunter' | Stephen Pritchard |
| Colonel Blagden, Chief Constable | David Wright |
| Race Commentator | Bob Griffiths |
Nobody as national as the character of Jeeves, the most superb of "gentlemen's gentlemen", could fail to make a hit the first time he appeared in dramatized form. As butler and bookie's clerk to an impoverished nobleman who practises turf accountancy the imperturbable Jeeves is able, in his own resourceful way, to rescue his lord from one scrape after another and finally, with brilliant ease, to retrieve the family fortune.