Presented by West Australian Opera
“Funny and joyous, a musical celebration of life” ArtsHub
Hurrah for The Pirate King! Gilbert and Sullivan’s uproariously silly operetta The Pirates of Penzance storms the stage of His Majesty’s Theatre for a timeless romp across the high seas and to the Motherland.
Bursting with much-loved music, the score will leave you grinning through the classics including ‘I am the Very Model of a Modern Major General’, ‘Poor Wandering One’ and ‘I am the Pirate King’.
Following his performance in the titular role in WAO’s Sweeney Todd, musical theatre star Ben Mingay returns as the swashbuckling Pirate King.
Directed by the acclaimed Stuart Maunder AM (Carmen, Sweeney Todd, Cunning Little Vixen), don’t miss this hilarious must-see production in its Perth premiere.
CONDUCTOR - Christopher van Tuinen
DIRECTOR - Stuart Maunder AM
ORIGINAL CHOREOGRAPHER - Elizabeth Hill-Cooper
REVIVAL CHOREOGRAPHER - Anna Tsirigotis
SET DESIGNER - Richard Roberts
COSTUME DESIGN - Roger Kirk AM
LIGHTING DESIGNER - Trudy Dalgleish
CAST
THE PIRATE KING - Ben Mingay
MAJOR GENERAL - Andrew Foote
FREDERIC - Alasdair Kent
MABEL - Prudence Sanders
RUTH - Penny Shaw
SERGEANT OF POLICE - Brett Peart
SAMUEL - Lachlann Lawton
EDITH - Emma Pettemerides
KATE - Belinda Butler
ISABEL - Claire Condipodero
FEATURING
West Australian Opera Chorus
West Australian Symphony Orchestra
THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE is an original production by Opera Australia.
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Audio Described Performance with Tactile Tour