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....i love the Lyon's tearoom-style 'Nippies', and the St. Trinian's-style school girls with their field hockey sticks, and the ebulient high-kicking dancing bellboys! AND Pooh-bah cutting loose to dance - delightful!....

Oh! the Debauched Gentlemen of Japan!!!😂😂😂

Bottone is the best Nanki-poo - EVER!

In my most humble and noble opinion the best version of the mikado.

I was in the chorus of this production 32 years ago! Marvellous production!

28:08 Can you imagine the nerve of Dauntless? He wants Ruthven/Robin’s consent to marry his former fiancée Rose after he told on him to Despard, so that HE can marry Rose while Ruthven/Robin suffers the Murgatroyd family curse for the rest of his life.

O'Hara Drive

Elizabeth Locks

Brain Fort

Christiansen Shoal

Roob Walk

Only Sullivan could so effectively write a song in two time signatures. Brilliant.

How wonderful to see so many youngsters in the audience! A wonderful performance.

This feels like a Tim Burton project

for me the only Nanki-poo is Bonaventura Bottone!

The British Offenbach !!! Sullivan is great ^^

Saw it with original ENO cast. Sat next to a prominent Monty Python performer in the audience. Pure delight! Erics Little List lyrics changed nightly.

Class

I'm so confused lol

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I can't remember the Proms including potted G. and S. versions. Perhaps it was just the broadcast. In the old days it was a G. and S. Prom of highlights from the operettas. I'd like to hear Phyllis's cadenza but also the other version of "Is life a boon?" "Yeomen". Some people mentioned under-acting & I can't stand the opposite. The slap-stick "director" Who "did" E. N. O. so-called "Iolanthe" and "Pinafore" has just made "the Widow" dirty for Glyndebourne.

Wonderful.

That title sequence at 1:55 is absolutely stunning. It feels like something you'd see in a classical painting or something. I hope whoever came up with that got a raise.

Imagine if Ruddigore was nominated for Best Animated Feature but lost to Disney’s hit The Jungle Book.

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like a bad drag show Skip!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rolled r's are NOT ENGLISH!

Played the part of Louize in local production as a baritone singing a tenor part.

I watch this over and over. Superb! Best production ever, in my humble opinion 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

I love john reed! The role of Robin was tailor-made for him!

A great lesson for all of the Savoy children so they know why you shouldn't go searching though your older cousins safe.

When we got married Barados Festival Choir was rehearsing for a performance of Iolanthe, under the direction of the late Norma Bowen. My husband was member of the cast and therefore this production is forever linked to our lives. We will celebrate our 37th anniversary later this month, and I consider video an early gift.🎉

So, the witch's magic made his dead uncle back to life, so he can married this woman who was going to marry someone else. 🤔

I enjoyed this a lot. My only issue was not understanding everything they sang as I’m not a native speaker but that’s fine :)

Halas and Batchelor were Great Britain's very own UPA or Hanna Barbara of its time. They were the folks who gave us the 1954 adaptation of Animal Farm and other animated works from across the pond. Gilbert and Sullivan's music works wonders for Animation.

I love this performance! It's all great - but Fenton Gray (L.H.Executioner) in particular is just sublime. Thank you all!

BBC1 Continuity On Thursday 7th August 1997.

I like the Groucho Marx version of "Here's a Pretty Howdy-Do!", as well😄

I still miss my Dad's scratchy LP of the Groucho Marx version 😄

I have to admit, I really like this. It's especially admirable when people try to make something like this more accessible to families. The only gripe is that it suffers from the same problem as the Peanuts musical adaptations and Elf: Buddy's Musical Christmas, in that it only covers a small fraction of the story. Keep in mind, I get making the film shorter than the play. That makes sense. After all, animation, even of this quality, is expensive and time consuming, but they couldn't make it feature length? The Peanuts musical films were also a little under 50 minutes. (Which is kinda funny considering each stage play actually is short enough to work as a full movie) Even Elf is only 45 minutes. Because of this, the stories can feel rushed and awkward in a few places. At least Shinbone Alley had the right idea. Yeah, multiple scenes are in a different order and they even added a song that wasn't from the stage show, but at least that was feature length and told a much more complete story. And yeah, as poorly executed as this was, even The King and I had a decent length. It's a shame that adaptations like this can't really do that and as such, multiple plot points that need more time aren't really given that. Again, I did really enjoy this, but even making it, like, say, a half hour longer would have been nice.

17:41 best song tbh

It's so cool how this saves the twist for "I am thy wife"

SULLIVAN'S MUSIC 🎶 TRANSFERS SO WELL TO BRASS GLORY SENGO.

Fun fact: Ann Hood, who voiced Rose Maybud in this film, would go on to play Mad Margaret in a later production of _Ruddigore_ by Gilbert & Sullivan For All, a smaller theatre company founded by former D'Oyly Carte members Thomas Round and Donald Adams (the latter of whom voiced Roderick here).

Where did this air

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Bizarre

I got to mow the lawn…

I’ve never seen a Ruddigore cartoon in my life

I like the dresses