The Cambridge University Gilbert & Sullivan Society is staging a swashbuckling performance of The Pirates of Penzance.
The timeless comic opera comes to West Road Concert Hall from February 5 to 8.
The play tells the story of Frederic, who has just finished his apprenticeship with a band of pirates.
Mabel is out with her sisters for a day at the beach – they meet, and it’s love at first sight. But the pirates have an unpleasant surprise
in store for the hero.
One of Gilbert & Sullivan’s best-loved comedies, The Pirates of Penzance features classic numbers such as The Pirate King, ‘I am the Very Model of a Modern Major General and With Cat-like Tread.
Join a crop of not-so-ruthless pirates, not-so-fearless policemen, and not-so-helpless young maidens for a swashbuckling this hilarious adventure.
The musical is being staged at the West Road Concert Hall in Cambridge and has an opening night ticket offer - quote cutlass when ordering tickets through ADC Ticketing for a £2.00 discount on all opening night tickets.
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