Follow that girl - 2013

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  • Musical Director:
  • Director:
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  • The Cast:
  • Tom:
  • Victoria:
  • Mr Gilchrist:
  • Mrs Gilchrist:
  • Tancred:
  • Wilberforce:
  • Walter Miskin, R.A.
  • Cora Miskin:
  • Aquarium Keeper:
  • Mercia:
  • Mavis:
  • Maude:
  • Miss Payton:
  • Effie:
  • Edward:
  • Young mother:
  • Trainman:
  • Busman:
  • Tubeman:
  • Taximan:
  • Stewardess:
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  • Mike Crofts
  • Graham Breeze
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  • Will Dyson
  • Louisa Berry
  • Graham Mitchell
  • Paula Fraser
  • Russel Barrow
  • Mike Simpson
  • Roger Whatmore
  • Judith Lovely
  • Richard Fraser
  • Jo Bigg
  • Louise Thonger
  • Hayley Rance
  • Debbie Maynard
  • Karen Platt
  • Chris Worton
  • Shona Gilchrist
  • Louise Thonger, Jo Tyrrell
  • Jean Bates, Dee King, Debbie Maynard, Alison Statham
  • Jo Bigg, Karen Platt, Anke Plummer, Katie Thomas
  • Barbara Eastaff, Lynn Homer, Shona Gilchrist, Hayley Rance
  • Stephan Kirk
  • All other parts played by members of the cast.

Follow That Girl is a musical adapted by Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds from their original Bristol Old Vic production Christmas in King Street. The story centers on a girl named Victoria Gilchrist, whose parents want her to marry one of two businessmen. She objects and runs away. Her capture after a long chase by a policeman, Tom, leads to romance and finally marriage to him. The original production contained many topical and local Bristol references - the heroine Victoria was named after the Bristol University Students Union building - but most of these were replaced when the show was revamped for its West End production.

Victoria was played by Susan Hampshire and Tom by Peter Gilmore. Others in the cast were James Cairncross - a prime collaborator with Slade and Reynolds in their musicals both as a performer and writer - Patricia Routledge, Robert MacBain and Philip Guard. Follow That Girl opened at the Vaudeville Theatre on 17 March 1960 and ran for 211 performances.

Julian Slade and Dorothy Reynolds also wrote Salad Days and Hooray for Daisy.