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Great Yarmouth Gilbert & Sullivan SocietypresentedIOLANTHEMonday 8th May to
Saturday 13th May 2000
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| The Lord Chancellor | Trevor Burton |
| Earl of Mountararat | Steve Holmes |
| Earl Tolloller | Anthony Pearce |
| Private Willis (of the Grenadier Guards) | Keith Wheadon |
| Strephon (an Arcadian Shepherd) | Andy Weston |
| Queen of the Fairies | Dorothy Pearce |
| Iolanthe (A Fairy, Strephon's mother) | Gill Whiley |
| Phyllis (An Arcadian Shepherdess and Ward in Chancery) | Helen Pearce |
| Celia (A Fairy) | Bridget Robinson |
| Leila (Another Fairy) | Linzi Richards |
| Fleta (Yet another Fairy) | Sally Landin |
CHORUS OF FAIRIES
Rita Bland, Stella Brownsea, Vivian Burgess, Beryl Osborn,
Christine Roffey, Joan Wardle
CHORUS OF PEERS
Michael Boyce, Jeffrey Burgess, David Garrod, Hugh Graham, Maurice Jeckells,
Philip Laker-Jones, Dion Ogden, Maurice Payne, Stuart Walton, Ken Wardle, Frank
Whitehead
PRODUCER
Trevor Thurston
MUSICAL DIRECTOR
David Kett
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Celia (Bridget Robinson), Leila (Linzi Richards) and Fleta (Sally Landin) lead the fairies in their 'Tripping Hither' |
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Iolanthe (Gill Whiley) emerges from the pond and is greeted by the Fairy Queen (Dorothy Pearce) |
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Strephon (Andy Weston) tells the Fairy Queen the difficulties of being half a fairy. |
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The Peers' chorus in full song |
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Lord Tolloller (Anthony Pearce) tries to persuade Phyllis (Helen Pearce) to consider marriage to a Peer. |
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The Sentry (Keith Wheadon) keeps guard outside the Houses of Parliament and is greatly admired by the Fairy Queen. |
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Lord Mountararat (Steve Holmes), Lord Tolloller and Phyllis debate the virtues of friendship |
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'The
nightmare has passed and its daylight at last' |
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Lords Tolloller and Mountararat and the Lord Chancellor celebrate reaching the end of their trio in one piece. |
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