William Schwenk Gilbert (1836-1911)/Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900)
The Gondoliers (ou Le Roi de Barataria), opéra en 2 actes

William Morgan, ténor (Marco Palmieri)
Mark Nathan, baryton (Giuseppe Palmieri)
Ellie Laugharne, soprano (Gianetta)
Sioned Gwen Davies, mezzo-soprano (Tessa)
Yvonne Howard, mezzo-soprano (La Duchesse de Plaza-Toro)
Richard Suart, baryton (Le Duc de Plaza-Toro)
Ben McAteer, baryton (Don Alhambra del Bolero)
Catriona Hewitson, soprano (Casilda)
Arthur Bruce, baryton (Antonio)
Dan Shelvey, baryton (Luiz)
Cheryl Forbes, mezzo-soprano (Inez)
Oskar McCarthy, baryton (Giorgio)
Scottish Opera Orchestra & Chorus
Derek Clark, direction
Stuart Maunder, mise en scène

The Gondoliers, the twelfth of fourteen operas from Gilbert & Sullivan, has been an audience favourite since its 1889 premiere. The tunes are infectious, the romantic and family conflicts heartfelt, and the satire of rank and station constantly entertaining and relevant. This Scottish Opera co-production with the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company and State Opera South Australia is created by some of the world’s foremost G&S enthusiasts and experts.