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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1977

Page

16

Mikado Production By Local Gilbert Sullivan Groups

The Arizona Opera Company joins Tucson Gilbert and Sullivan Theatre in a vivid revival of The Mikado at the Temple of Music and Art. Principals shown include Warren Cambell Chris Bouly Christine Jarvis Nancy Higbee and Heather Guthrie. The run continues through tomorrow.

Arizona Opera Company Tucson Gilbert & Sullivan Theatre Eff Warren Cambell Chris Bouly Christine Jarvis Nancy Higbee Heather Guthrie Temple of Music and Art

Mikado shines in Tucson Gilbert Sullivan production

Voices staging sets and costumes are excellent in the Tucson Gilbert Sullivan Theatre and Arizona Opera Company version of The Mikado at Temple of Music and Art. Conductor James Sullivan directs a more operatic sound with strong singers. Barry Brodie stages the show. three more performances follow despite a disappointing 300 plus turnout.

Gilbert & Sullivan James Sullivan Barry Brodie Tucson Gilbert & Sullivan ‘Theatre Arizona Opera Company Temple of Music and Art Tab Itaux

Mikado production earns strong notices for cast and staging

Keating Review lauds solid acting and singing in The Mikado. Warren Campbell as Pooh-Bah and Marilyn Payne as Katisha receive praise for stage presence while Don Taylor and Nancy Higbee lead as Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum. Production highlights include Urreizheta as Mikado, Schwanke’s clever single setting, and Robertson’s costumes.

Gilbert Warren Campbell Chris Bouly Marilyn Payne Don Taylor Nancy Higbee Nanki-Poo Japan Katisha Yum-Yum Ko- Ko

Islander Jungle Feast Promotes Exotic Dishes and Celebrations

A lively feature blends tropical themes with a parade of island fare including Pineapple Beef Tomaty and Dolphin Meat references amid festive drink offerings and birthday notices. Readers are invited to join in a tropical banquet atmosphere at an islander themed venue with cultural pageantry and birthday celebrations.

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