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With generous media support from KUOW
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What's New...
Seattle G&S Second Stage
Presents
La Perichole 
February 19-21 at Town Hall,
Seattle
We are pleased to present this year’s 2nd
Stage production: La Perichole by Jacques
Offenbach. The show will be presented at Seattle’s Town Hall,
located at 8th and Seneca. Performances are Friday February 19
at 7:30 PM and
Saturday/Sunday February 20 and 21 at 2:00
PM. (Yes, two matinees)
The role of Perichole will be performed by
Megan Chenovik, winner of the 2009 Metropolitan Opera District
Auditions, and the show will feature several returning favorite
performers, as well as talented newcomers.
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Utopia, Limited available on DVD
Here is your chance to add
Utopia, Limited to your personal Gilbert & Sullivan
Library. |
Short Attention Span Plot
Back by popular demand, Mike Storie, Producer of
Utopia, Limited, has provided us with a
Short Attention Span Plot for
the operetta. As always, it's a "must read!"
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"If you want to know who we are..."
| The Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society is an amateur group
committed to performing the highest quality musical theater in the Pacific Northwest. Founded
in 1954, it is one of the oldest performing arts organizations in
the Seattle area. The mission of the Seattle Gilbert & Sullivan Society
has remained unchanged since its founding: Provide the highest quality Gilbert
& Sullivan productions to a broad Pacific Northwest audience at an affordable price.
Since 1982, the mission has included producing all thirteen Gilbert & Sullivan
operettas in rotating order as finances permit.
The Society mounts one major production per year and runs it for three weeks
in the Bagley Wright Theater at Seattle Center. The Society consistently receives
acclaim from the local media critics. In 1996 the Society gained
international acclaim when it was invited to perform at the International Gilbert &
Sullivan Festival in Buxton, England and swept the music awards at that festival. In
1999 it again enjoyed success at the Festival with a new production of
The Grand Duke.
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