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Pirates of Penzance
Book by W.S. Gilbert
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A Master Series Production
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June 18, 19, 25, 26, 2004
Curtain Time 7:30 PM
Matinee June 20, 2004
Curtain Time 2:00 PM
Performed at the Tower Theatre
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This is the rollicking tale of Frederic, a pirate apprentice, who was born on February 29
and therefore won't be 21 until he's 84. Join him on his absurd escapades
with the not quite so courageous Pirate King and the not quite as beautiful as she first
seems, Ruth. Only in Gilbert's hilarious world could such a preposterous plot exist where
swords are crossed with Major General Stanley, his very pretty daughters, and a band of
bumbling policemen.
Farcical yet witty with plenty of swash and buckle, The Pirates of Penzance is
bursting
with brilliant tongue-twisting patter songs and glorious music.
Some of its best known songs are 'The Modern Major-General', 'Poor Wandering One',
and 'A Policeman's Lot is Not a Happy One'.
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