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It’s full of delightful tunes including ‘I have a song to sing, O’, ‘When a Wooer goes a-Wooing’, and ‘Free from his fetters grim’. The Tower of London is the scene for a tangled web of melancholy and mirth in Gilbert & Sullivan’s beloved operetta, The Yeomen of the Guard.
- An introduction to The Yeomen of the Guard | ENO
An introduction to The Yeomen of the Guard. Gilbert &...
- ENO Response 22/23 | The Yeomen of the Guard Reviews
Hit-and-miss tragicomedy: ENO’s Yeomen of the Guard. Alex...
- An introduction to The Yeomen of the Guard | ENO
An introduction to The Yeomen of the Guard. Gilbert & Sullivan: operetta’s standing superstars, and with good reason. Full to the brim of farce, the duo’s characteristic flair for the chaotic is a running theme throughout their works, and The Yeomen of the Guard is no exception.
There’s no way that The Yeomen of the Guard was ever going to be the fun, money-spinning hit that ENO achieved with its Mikado, Pirates and Iolanthe; and it’s as far as can be imagined from...
- Richard Bratby
Mar 15, 2023 · Hit-and-miss tragicomedy: ENO’s Yeomen of the Guard. Alex Bridges. ***. Yeomen of the Guard is Gilbert and Sullivan’s most ambiguous operetta, balancing the tragic and the comic, and it is this tension which Jo Davies uses as the nucleus of her new ENO production.
The arrival of a travelling troupe of performers sparks forbidden romances, fantastical plots and unrequited love. See The Yeomen of the Guard at the London Coliseum until 10 December 2022....
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Sep 23, 2022 · The Yeomen of the Guard opens on Thursday 3 November 2022 at 19.30 at the London Coliseum for 14 performances: Nov 5, 9, 10, 12, 17, 19, 26 & Dec 1, 2 at 19.30. Nov 5, 19, 26 at 14.30.
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Nov 4, 2022 · The Yeomen of the Guard, premiered in 1888, now joins a long list of ENO productions dating back at least as far as Jonathan Miller’s celebrated 1985 staging of The Mikado.
