Stand By Your Man
Lighting Design by:Jeff Greenberg
Stand By Your Man was produced by the Surflight Theatre in September 2006. It was directed by Steve Steiner, with set design by Gail Anderson Steiner, sound design by Bryan Rothrock, and costume design by Andi Lyn.
Young Tammy meets her first husband, Euple Byrd
Tammy's mother tries to convince her not to see Euple
Tammy and Euple have their first baby as Tammy's mother looks on with dismay
Tammy signs up for beauty school lessons
During a visit to the doctor, Tammy tells Euple she wants a divorce and also finds out she's pregnant again
Tammy is in the hospital after giving birth prematurely
Tammy sings to her daughter at a hotel in Nashville where she is attempting to get a recording contract
One of Tammy's first performances
After being cut from the opening act on George Jones' concert tour, George invites Tammy to sing with him
After the concert, George tells Tammy he'd be happy to perform with her
George and Tammy are falling for each other as the band sings "We're Not the Jet Set"
The end of "We're Not the Jet Set"
The Grand Ole Opry commercial singers
George and Tammy perform at the Grand Ole Opry
When George doesn't show up for a performance, Tammy is forced to go on solo.
George comes home drunk again
Realizing that her marriage to George is over, Tammy sings "I Still Believe in Fairy Tales"
As the curtain falls at the end of "I Still Believe in Fairy Tales"
Tammy's mother is very upset that Hillary Clinton compared herself to Tammy with regards to one of Bill's Scandals
Tammy's mother tells of Hillary Clinton when she calls to apologize
They shoot a music video for KLF's Justified and Ancient
Record producer Billy Sherrill visits Tammy in the hospital
Tammy sings her final concert
Tammy and her family at home during her last days
Tammy and her fifth husband just before she dies
After she dies, we see her as a child singing "How Great Thou Art"
Tammy is finally reunited with her father who died when she was a child