Are Gilbert and Sullivan’s operettas still lively entertainment or tired old hat? This Scottish Opera performance was recorded live at last year’s Edinburgh Festival. Like most concert performances, ...

First seen back in 2013, Sasha Regan’s all-male HMS Pinafore returns for an East End run and short tour. Like all her Gilbert and Sullivan productions, it has (in the lightest sense of the term) a ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. The best thing about Opera Australia's new productions of Gilbert & Sullivan's HMS Pinafore and the ...

A SMALL opera company with a big reputation brings to life one of Gilbert and Sullivan’s best-loved creations. Opera Della Luna follows up its popular The Mikado with HMS Pinafore in its own ...

Flags were waving and the cast of HMS Pinafore, directed by Andrew Wilson Jenner, were in fine voice last weekend at Bembridge Village Hall, delivering a sound rendition of this Gilbert and Sullivan ...

A New York City repertory company is bringing its Gilbert and Sullivan expertise to an Indiana stage with its production of the funny "HMS Pinafore, or The Lass That Loved a Sailor." Accompanied by ...

This is Gilbert and Sullivan played for laughs and the whole cast, including a creditable Les Dennis as Sir Joseph, are clearly having a whale of a time Doubtless aiming for the feelgood factor, ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Robert Ray's bright and busy, traditional production of Gilbert & Sullivan's HMS Pinafore is ...

27 May 1878: The music is sparkling and pretty enough, but while there is plenty of absurdity in the plot there is very little real humour London, Sunday night In the new nautical comic opera produced ...

The Gilbert and Sullivan musical masterpiece HMS Pinafore comes to Baycourt this month, telling the story of forbidden love, class and identity, while lampooning people in power. Gilbert & Sullivan ...

When the irascible W.S. Gilbert was directing this break-through operetta, he admonished a soprano: "This is not Italian opera. It is only a low burlesque of the worst possible kind." It is impossible ...