The Pirates of Penzance 2022 - GSVLOC
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- Опубліковано 6 лют 2025
- THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE, OR THE SLAVE OF DUTY - The Gilbert and Sullivan Very Light Opera Co. of Minneapolis produced this in November, 2022. This production was dedicated to the memory of company founder, Stage Director, Music Director, Set Designer and leading man Dick Fishel.
UPDATE 5/31/23: English subtitles have been published!
Stage Director: Gary Briggle
Music Director: Dr. Randal A. Buikema
THE CAST:
Major General Stanley - Scott A. Gorman
The Pirate King - Waldyn Benbenek
Samuel - Alexander Gerchak
Frederic - Seth Tychon Steidl
Sergeant of Police - Paul Nevin
Ruth - Lara Trujillo
Mabel - Anna Maher
Edith - Kaoru Shoji
Kate - Maggie Benham
Isabel - Mallory Rabehl
Chorus of Pirates, Policemen, Major-General Stanley’s Daughters, and their Governesses:
Sam Babkin - Mary Mescher Benbenek - Sarah Brickeen - Justin Cervantes - Theresa Drexler - Jeff Erickson - Jakob Gomez - Mary Gregory - Stephen Hage - Leah Holmes - Shawn Holt - Michael Hull - Jacob Koshiol - Nani Krueger - Blanka Melbostad - Mikaela Moe - John Orbison - Brandon Osero - Samantha Raun - Lowell Rice - Sam Vinitsky - Jacob Wilde - Josh Zapata-Palmer
For more information, as well as a full list of credits, see gsvloc.org/sho...
This was wonderful from start to finish! Great work everyone.
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".
I haven't seen G&S on British television for decades, thank goodness for UA-cam.
I really enjoyed that, thanks for subtitles as I don't always catch the words aright ♪ ♪ through being hard of hearing.
Thank you! And clever wordplay ;)
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.