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Directed with caressing affection by Joe Calarco, "The Memory Show" has been given a neophyte's dream production.

The launch of the show has been given a staggered start with a further selection of hopefuls expected to be added to the Channel 5 show tomorrow.

The show has been given two full-scale New York revivals, while living on and on in touring and community theater productions the world over.

The drastic changes and increasingly far-out notions may be part of the reason the show has been given just 13 more episodes to wrap things up, its average audience having dropped to just over 4 million from 10 million in four years.

To best show off the antics of Ms. Snider's acrobats — who are, by the way, pretty astonishing — the show has been given a busy big-top setting (by Scott Pask, with lighting by Kenneth Posner) and costumes (by Dominique Lemieux) that emphasize muscle tone.

The show has been given a makeover for its forthcoming 10th anniversary, to be officially celebrated on Thursday 14 July, with brighter costumes and characters (the Blue Meanies, the grinning beasties from the animated feature Yellow Submarine, have joined the party), an overhaul of the theatre's audio-visual technology and new imagery from the Beatles' film and video archive.

Regis Philbin, the show's spokesman who put a public face on it and the phenomenon, recently expressed his disappointment with the care and attention the show had been given.

He wanted to perform, in the courtroom, for the jury (which, of course, he couldn't do), and complained to one attorney, as quoted in de Grazia's book, "The liberals and the people who have seen my show have been given the opportunity that the trial court has been denied".

Those comments came almost a year to the day when she signed off from the show, having been given a diagnosis of myelodysplastic syndromes, known as M.D.S., a rare and debilitating blood disorder; the bone-marrow transplant that saved her life took place in September.

And Brighton Fishing Museum will open a permanent Punch and Judy display on the site where shows have been given since the 1830s.

But Sealey and Hemmings' show, which has been given the title "Enlightenment", will have its own distinct style – one that will champion disabled people in the arts in a way that echoes the Paralympics and sport.