| Staff | |
| Producers | Richard & Becky Kaiser |
| Director | Maureen Imagawa |
| Choreographer | Mitzie Imagawa |
| Musical Arrangement | Jim O’Briant |
| Vocal Director | Deborah Suzuki |
| Pianist | Carol Harris |
| Stage Manager | Mark Fedaliza |
| Master Carpenter | Richard Kaiser |
| Lighting Designer | Joey Bress |
| Props | Becky Kaiser, Laura Glasspool |
| Costume Coordinator | Kae Jenny-Spencer |
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| Cast | |
| Frederic | Woody Harper |
| The Pirate King | John Brewer |
| Samuel | Jared Suzuki |
| Ruth | Jennifer Hamilton |
| Mabel | Hilary Little |
| Kate | Natasha Sherwood |
| Isabel | Laurie Brown |
| Major-General Stanley | Rod Pintello |
| Sergeant of Police | Jon Reed |
| Bob | Steve Spencer |
| Nathaniel | Ken Manning |
Pirates of Penzance
Set sail with this classic comedy that boasts one of the most famous patter songs in musical theatre history. Gilbert and Sullivan’s classic is a swashbuckling musical journey!
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Set on the rocky coast of Cornwall, England, The Pirates Of Penzance begins with a group of pirates who are celebrating the birthday of one of their own, Frederic, who has reached his twenty-first year. Finally having served the full length of his required time with the pirates, he decides to strike off on his own and become an upstanding citizen – which may even mean bringing the pirates to justice. Thus turns out to be a tricky prospect indeed, especially when Frederic’s freedom is called into question!
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Book by Sir William Schwenck Gilbert
Music by Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan
Lyrics by Sir William Schwenck Gilbert
