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The Gondoliers

on BBC Two England

by GILBERT AND SULLIVAN with Michael Langdon
Thomas Allen , John Brecknock
Laureen Livingstone , Delia Wallis Another opportunity to enjoy this very popular comic opera set at the turn of the century.
Venice. Act 1: The Piazzetta
Act 2: The Palace of Barataria Cast in order of singing
AMBROSIAN OPERA CHORUS
Royal Philharmonic Orchestra led by HUGH MAGUIRE conducted by David Lloyd-Jones
Adroitly cast down the line (THE TIMES) Gay, witty, preposterous, elegant and great fun (DAILY TELEGRAPH) It is all splendidly played and sung
(DAILY EXPRESS)
Associate conductor GORDON KEMBER Costumes JUANITA WATERSON Choreography BOB STEVENSON
Sound ADRIAN STOCKS, RICHARD CHUBB Lighting DENNIS CHANNON Design ROGER ANDREWS
Producer CEDRIC MESSINA , Director BILL HAYS

Contributors

Unknown:
Michael Langdon
Unknown:
Thomas Allen
Unknown:
John Brecknock
Unknown:
Laureen Livingstone
Unknown:
Delia Wallis
Unknown:
Hugh Maguire
Conducted By:
David Lloyd-Jones
Conductor:
Gordon Kember
Conductor:
Costumes Juanita Waterson
Conductor:
Choreography Bob Stevenson
Unknown:
Dennis Channon
Design:
Roger Andrews
Producer:
Cedric Messina
Director:
Bill Hays
Fiametta:
Sara de Javelin
Antonio:
Alan Charles
Vittoria:
Cynthia Buchan
Marco:
John Brecknock
Giuseppe:
Thomas Allen
Tessa:
Delia Wallis
Gianetta:
Laureen Livingstone
Duke of Plaza-Toro:
Denis Dowling
Duchess of Plaza-Toro:
Heather Begg
Casilda, their daughter:
Beverley Bergen
Luiz:
Joseph Ward
Don Alhambra:
Michael Langdon
Inez, the King's foster-mother:
Edith Coates

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