Yes, Uncle!

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"Yes, Uncle!" is a British musical comedy set in the 1920s. The story follows the eccentric and wealthy Uncle George, who decides to visit his sister's family in the countryside. When he arrives, he is appalled to discover that his nieces, Millicent and Jane, are not living the life of luxury that he believes they deserve. Uncle George hatches a plan to marry off Millicent to a wealthy American, and Jane to a titled Englishman. However, things don't go according to plan when the sisters fall for different men and Uncle George's schemes are exposed.

The score includes catchy tunes such as "A Little Bit of Flirtation," "The Old-Fashioned Way," and "Oh, Uncle!" The musical features colorful and lively dance numbers, including a Charleston routine and a tap dance finale. The show also includes witty dialogue and humorous situations that make it an entertaining and light-hearted production.

"Yes, Uncle!" premiered in London's West End in 1930 and enjoyed a successful run, with many revivals and productions in the years following. The musical was written by Reginald Arkell and composed by Herman Darewski, with additional lyrics by Julian Wylie. The show is a nostalgic throwback to the British music hall era, with a charming and upbeat storyline that will leave audiences feeling uplifted and amused.