PIRATES OF PENZANCE Begins Performances at King's Head Theatre, 4 September

By: Aug. 21, 2012
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Following their sell-out successes H.M.S. Pinafore and The Mikado, Charles Court Opera unveils a new production of Gilbert & Sullivan's comedy, The Pirates of Penzance, in a co-production with the King's Head Theatre.
 
It plays from Tuesday 4 September  - Saturday 29 September. 
 
Press night is Friday 7 September at 7.15pm
 
Featuring a band of tender-hearted pirates, their naïve apprentice Frederic and the very model of a modern Major-General, The Pirates of Penzance is packed with mayhem, hilarity, and wildly-popular musical numbers including 'Poor Wandering One', 'A Paradox' and 'A Policeman's lot is not a happy one'.
 
Director John Savournin sets this inventive new production in an imaginative child's bedroom, with a cast of 10 singers made up of some of the UK's finest young operatic talent, and a spritely piano-four-hands version of the orchestral score by the ever-enjoyable Eaton-Young Piano Duo.
 
Director: John Savournin
Musical Director: David Eaton
Set Designer: Annie Loach
Costume Designer: Martina Trottmann
Lighting Designer: Nic Holdridge
 
Accompanied by the renowned Eaton-Young Piano Duo 
(Park Lane Young Artists)
 
Produced by Charles Court Opera in association with King’s?Head Theatre.

 



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