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Gilbert and Sullivan "Ruddigore" 2011 production by NW Savoyards. Sam Longoria explains Ruddigore to you. Now with outtakes!
Friday, March 11 at 8:00pm - March 20 at 2:30pm
Historic Everett Theatre
Northwest Savoyards proudly presents Gilbert & Sullivan's RUDDIGORE!
Directed by Danielle Villegas, Musical Direction by Josh Zimmerman
When: Preview March 10, Shows March 11-20 -- 8pm Thursday, Friday & Saturday, 2:30pm Sunday matinee
Where: Historic Everett Theatre, 2911 Colby Ave, Everett
Cast:
Sir Ruthven Murgatroyd -- Rob Martin
Richard Dauntless -- Lance Zielinski
Sir Despard Murgatroyd -- Dave Holden
Sir Roderic Murgatroyd -- Gene Ma
Old Adam Goodheart -- Tom Munyon
Rose Maybud -- Meagan Castillo
Mad Margaret -- Gina Wilhelm
Dame Hannah -- Nick Fuchs
Zorah - Erin Wise
Sir Lionel Murgatroyd,
Sixth Baronet of Ruddigore - Sam Longoria
Professional Bridesmaids, Ancestors and Townspeople --
Justin Carrell, Addelle Dierking, Dennis Dumont, Evy Hartwell, Kelsey Jacobs, Jennifer Klouse, Sam Longoria, Mark McCallister, Lisa O'Halloran, Steven Pendleton, David Persson, Lynne Randall, Kyle Vorhies, Andy Wallington, Erin Wise, Kerri Wood
Ruddigore by Gilbert and Sullivan
Nov 19, 2010 ... Introduction, plot summary, libretto, discography and MIDI files from the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta.
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After a run shorter than any of the earlier Gilbert and Sullivan operas premiered at the Savoy except Princess Ida, Ruddigore closed in November 1887, ...
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Elise Curran, Mart Sander, and Tim Hunt sing the "Matter" Trio from Ruddigore, in Buxton '07. Musical and Stage direction by Andrew Nicklin.
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@FinalFreek This is the Festival Production from the International G&S Festival in England. The principals send in audition tapes, are chosen by the directing staff, and then come together for 7 days at? the Festival to put the show together. The chorus auditions on the first day of the rehearsal period.
Well, Gilbert himself gives us a *bit* of a clue in the song itself when he says "this particularly rapid, unintelligible patter isn't generally heard, and if it is, it doesn't matter!"?
Ghastly and doleful are phrases from The Sorcerer?
Actually, the duet between Sgt. Meryll and Dame Carruthers near the end of Yeomen of the Guard contains the phrases "ghastly, ghastly" and "doleful, doleful", sung over and over again.
I love this performance. Part of the fun is the feigned breathlessness. It adds to their? characterization.
Gilbert and Sullivan sometimes liked to challenge their singers and this is definitely one of their trickier songs. Kudos to this trio for their? rendition.
Yes, Gilbert and Sullivan "double dipped" ? (Thespis to Pirates for one) but the only reason you think this belongs in Pirates is because of that somewhat ghastly production done by Linda Ronstadt where, for some unimaginable reason, they included it.
Enjoyed this immensely. But goodness me, some of the comments! Ah well, as I can't sing, I can rein in my critic's urge and keep my? enjoyment intact!
Way, way too fast!? Pity - because the cast is good. However, the lyrics get totally swallowed up before the audience can appreciate them.
I agree with stoatsiana in general, though this particular trio does not, in my opinion, suffer, from being performed a bit on the frenetic side. It is from "Ruddigore" by the way - not Pirates (the famous trio? from that show is the wonderful line: A Most Ingenious Paradox - borrowed later for a wonderful book about G & S). The characters are Sir Rupert (otherwise known as Robin Oakapple), Sir Despard (with the hat), and Mad Margaret.
Is this from pirates of penzance or did gilbert and sullivan double dip?
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ruddigore 45 So it really doesnt matterby jlf18026,466 views
Hi, Sam, it's Sylvia from Savoynet. Are there any clips from this show you can post? I am still hoping to direct it, and I need all the help I can get.
P.S. So that's what you look like!
clarissatheclown 8 months ago
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Yes, Sylvia. I look exactly like myself. Thank you for noticing.
I'll see what I can do!
indycine 8 months ago