The Stanford Savoyards present

The Sorcerer

Celebrating their 40th anniversary of performing Gilbert & Sullivan in the Bay Area

When
Event has passed (Fri May 10, 2013 - Sun May 12, 2013)
Cost
$10 - $20
Tags
Music, Theater

Description

The Stanford Savoyards, a student-run community theatre troupe dedicated to Gilbert & Sullivan, celebrates their 40th anniversary with a phantasmagorical production of The Sorcerer. This mirthful operetta reveals the results of romance gone awry, where the most unlikely of couples find themselves supernaturally enamoured courtesy of the besotted lover Alexis’s misguided desire for his whole community regardless of “age, rank, or fortune” to experience his passion for the lady Aline. Can such magical mayhem be untangled? Not without dire consequences!

Directed by Jeremy Erman and Sharon Beltracchi, long-time Savoyards veterans, this musical fantasy provides delightful delusion where nothing is quite as it seems: helpful-seeming friends may turn out to be servants of dark powers; enchanted spirits lurk at the edges of the village, eager to be set free; and a simple cup of tea may bring everlasting love...or everlasting sorrow.

Vocal Director Joe Haletky is a founding member of the Savoyards and has 38 years of singing and conducting experience. Music Director Jeff Yaeger, a Savoyard since 2001, conducts his 4th Gilbert & Sullivan production in the Bay Area and has also performed in every G&S show except Utopia Ltd.

For more information on the Stanford Savoyards, please visit http://www.stanford.edu/group/savoyards

Tickets are also available at the door:
$10 students, $15 seniors & Stanford staff/faculty, $20 general admission
n.b. seating is non-reserved
Group rates (minimum of 10 people) are available in advance (cash sale) at the student rate

More Info

Link
http://www.stanford.edu/group/savoyards
Call
(650) 725-2787 (Box Office)
Email
Contact Form (account required)

Schedule

Stanford Dinkelspiel Auditorium
471 Lagunita Drive
Palo Alto, CA
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  1. Stanford Dinkelspiel Auditorium
    471 Lagunita Drive, Palo Alto, CA