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the intro about the cellphones was delightful. i rather like this performance. only complaint is that changing the setting to a former colonial possession completely undoes half the point of utopia, limited. it was already an anticolonial piece of media, and i'd argue changing the setting to an america-esque former colonial possession undoes the point entirely.

This will not do! Sir Joseph lacks anything like a British Admiral's uniform and he makes silly off-script mispronunciations of Captain Corcoran's name. This repeats the classic mistake of trying to be funnier than W.S.Gilbert, last done miserably by the late Frankie Howard. The set lacks any semblance to a warship deck, the music is pre-recorded and without a stereo soundtrack, single voices are hard to locate among the chorus. For me the shining star is Josephine (Kaoru Shoji) who alone commands the stage with her solos "Sorry her lot who loves too well" and "The hours creep on apace".

I was in a production of The Sorcerer in college. Here, they (wisely) changed a some of the lyrics in one of the musical numbers. "Hate me, I drop my H's, 'have through life" became "hate me, I grind my teeth at night." "Hate me, I roll down One Tree Hill" became "hate me I like to sing karaoke."

what a disappointing ending...

Wish the orchestra didn’t sound like they are playing in dressing room backstage

I find the Pirates all wearing kilts (Well, nearly all) quite questionable, but I really appreciate the Lifesaver bit, both as a clever visual gag, and reference to HMS Pinafore.

I really enjoyed that, thanks for subtitles as I don't always catch the words aright ♪ ♪ through being hard of hearing.

I confess to amazement when an american theater take on a Gilbert & Sullivan opera and get it all as right as this troupe do who clearly take the piece seriously. Outstanding songs to stay for are: "Poor Wandering One" and "Oh Leave Me not to Pine".

Nice production. Very good voices and a novel staging approach. My only quibble is that Alexis' and other officer's uniforms were missing belts, which tend to make them look like sloppy bouses or tunics. Still a fine production.

Somehow I am the first to comment. Quite good. Singing is outstanding. Kudos .

1:35:27，If the light of love's lingering ember is My favorite G&S duet

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This was wonderful from start to finish! Great work everyone.

Very traditional and very well sung 👏👏👏

I only recently became interested in seeing the operettas, and Yeomen least of all, because I was not interested in a tragedy. This version of the story is by far the best I've found available, in terms of its characters and the more humorous presentation of the story. Elsie and Phoebe were perfect, and I liked Wilfred, a very charismatic jailer. While not everyone gets the happy ending that Fairfax and Elsie get, I can believe that there is hope for them. I hope all the actors went on to their own versions of success, whatever they were. I could only wish that the actual video quality was better, and all the voices captured equally. If there is a cleaner version of this production available tell me where it is. Many thanks for posting this.

*Promo sm* 😈