A sailor falls for the daughter of his captain, while being unaware of the love a young country girl holds for him.A sailor falls for the daughter of his captain, while being unaware of the love a young country girl holds for him.A sailor falls for the daughter of his captain, while being unaware of the love a young country girl holds for him.
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- TriviaThe character of "Little Buttercup" has been played by two different actresses in the two Esgee productions. In Australia, she was played by Amanda Muggleton, whereas in New Zealand, she was played by Rima Te Wiata.
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Love the show and love rita in it but 1 bad thing i didn't get around buying the video they made of it and they have no copys left so i upset tat i could not get a copy of it. but i loved the show and rita in it.
The principles and Ensemble make this one of the truly memorable versions of HMS Pinafore I have ever seen. It is hilarious as a performance, and all credit for making this one version that I personally, as well as all my friends enjoy most.
It is the type of production that makes the audience appreciate G&S.
G&S wrote in order to poke humour at the government of the day and the people, sailing close to the wind with their humor.
How sad it is that when a show such as this, that has the opportunity to make people laugh almost all the way through is condemmed by a minority for not being a fully authentic version faithful to the exact letter of the original.
The principles and Ensemble make this one of the truly memorable versions of HMS Pinafore I have ever seen. It is hilarious as a performance, and all credit for making this one version that I personally, as well as all my friends enjoy most.
It is the type of production that makes the audience appreciate G&S.
G&S wrote in order to poke humour at the government of the day and the people, sailing close to the wind with their humor.
How sad it is that when a show such as this, that has the opportunity to make people laugh almost all the way through is condemmed by a minority for not being a fully authentic version faithful to the exact letter of the original.
- picardjl_69
- Dec 27, 2006
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