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Trial by Jury & The Savoyards (Double Bill)
 

Gilbert & Sullivan’s 2nd opera, Trial by Jury, serves up a cheeky one-act operetta that pokes fun at the British legal system like no courtroom ever has. When Angelina sues her ex-fiancé Edwin for ditching her at the altar, chaos ensues with eccentric judges, fickle jurors, and a trial that’s more farce than fact. Expect witty tunes, sharp satire, and a verdict that’ll have you chuckling all the way to “guilty of hilarity”! 

The Savoyards is a clever pastiche that weaves together the beloved music of Sullivan and Gilbert’s vibrant characters from ten of the fourteen classic Gilbert & Sullivan operas. Created by Dawn Pugh and Nicole Taylor, this fresh, extended one-act operetta, offers a playful homage infused with sharp satire and an irresistible new storyline. It explores the delightfully tangled secrets and eccentric desires of a troupe of thespians, lovingly capturing the spirit and mischief of the Savoy tradition, and revealing that life often imitates art! 

Don’t miss this double bill offering something old & something new... and lots of fun and delightful music!

Full orchestra.

 

Event details

Venue: Ken and Joan Smith Auditorium (SHORE) - North Sydney
Bookings: https://www.gsosydney.com.au/booking.html
Start Date: Sunday 11 October 2026

 

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