| A Song To Sing O | Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Victoria |
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Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Victoria won 4 awards at the prestigious Gilbert and Sullivan International Festival in Buxton, UK in 2007 with Robert Ray’s production of Patience. With their return to the Alexander Theatre for The Merry Widow and The Pirates of Penzance they are able to bring large, lavish productions in comfortable surroundings with easy parking. A Song to Sing O will be in the more intimate atmosphere of the historic Melba Hall, in Royal Parade, Parkville, again with easy parking and convenient public transport.
A Song to Sing O is Melvyn Morrow’s wonderfully theatrical play with music and songs, celebrates the career of George Grossmith, the first G&S patter comedian. The play is set backstage as GG makes up for his last performance at the Savoy Theatre in 1888, as Jack Point in The Yeomen of the Guard. He recounts his career, and sings songs from the roles he created such as Ko Ko, Robin Oakapple and The Lord Chancellor.
Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Victoria presents
A Song To Sing O
Where: Melba Hall, Royal Parade, PARKVILLE
When: Saturday 14 June 2pm & 8pm, Saturday 21 June 2pm & 8pm
Tickets: A-Reserve Adults $ 38, Concession $ 34, Children (under 15) $17, Student Rush $17, G&S Rush $17, 3MBS Subscriber $34.20, Monash University Staff & Students $ 34.20
B-Reserve tickets also available.
Bookings: Monash University Ticketing & Event Services 9905 1111. For further information contact
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or visit the performing arts website at www.monash.edu.au/monart
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