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28 mag 2023 · Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Yeomen of the Guard. Home. This programme is not currently available on BBC iPlayer. English National Opera’s sparkling new production of the much-loved Gilbert and ...
17 gen 2006 · The Yeomen of the Guard form up. The Lieutenant enters and takes his place, and tells off Fairfax and two others to bring the prisoner to execution. Wilfred, Fairfax, and Two Yeomen exeunt to Tower. Chorus. The pris'ner comes to meet his doom; The block, the headsman, and the tomb. The funeral bell begins to toll;
The Yeomen of the Guard. Paul Barnhill as Jack Point, and Janet Fairlee as Elsie Maynard – 2002 Savoy Theatre Production. The Yeomen of the Guard opened at the Savoy Theatre on 3rd October 1888. It was triumph for Sullivan who had long complained of the plots that Gilbert was providing him with. He wanted less absurdity in the plots and ...
17 giu 2006 · Yeomen. In the autumn of our life, Here at rest in ample clover, We rejoice in telling over Our impetuous May and June. In the evening of our day, With the sun of life declining, We recall without repining All the heat of bygone noon, We recall without repining All the heat, We recall, recall All of bygone noon.
Venue. London Coliseum Get directions. First Performance 03/11/2022. Closing 02/12/2022. Running Time 2h40, inc. interval. The Tower of London is the scene for a tangled web of melancholy and mirth in Gilbert & Sullivan’s beloved operetta, The Yeomen of the Guard. The arrival of a travelling troupe of performers sparks forbidden romances ...
Phœbe. Oh, my dear — my dear, I'm well-nigh crazed with joy! (Kissing Leonard. Wilfred. Come away fro him, thou hussy — thou jade — thou kissing, clinging cockatrice! And as for thee, sir, devil take thee, I'll rip thee like a herring for this! I'll skin thee for it! I'll cleave thee to the chine! I'll — oh!
