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Pirates of Penzance

By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - The Pirates of Penzance, directed by Sara Libenson '10 and Jesse Wong '12 tells the story of a young pirate apprentice and his budding relationship with the daughter of a modern major general, and the hilarious complications that ensue. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - Benjamin Morris salutes while playing the role of Major General in this year's Gilbert and Sullivan production, The Pirates of Penzance. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - Ben Nelson '11 and Bridget Haile '11 share a tender moment in this year's Gilbert and Sullivan production, the Pirates of Penzance By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - Bridget Haile '11 plays a beautiful young maiden and the apple of a young pirate apprentice's eye in this year's production of Pirates of Penzance. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - The Pirates of Penzance will be performed in the Agassiz theater from Friday, April 16th to its last show on Sunday, May 2nd. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - Music Director Jesse Wong '12 conducts the orchestra for this year's production of Pirates of Penzance in the Agassiz Theater. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - Women in the chorus dance in this year's Gilbert and Sullivan production, the Pirates of Penzance. By Sara Joe Wolansky

Pirates of Penzance - Ilan Caplan '10 plays a swashbuckling pirate and mock-executes fellow actor Ben Nelson '11 as part of a scene in this year's Gilbert and Sullivan production. By Sara Joe Wolansky

This spring's Gilbert and Sullivan production is The Pirates of Penzance, a comedy about a young pirate apprentice who falls in love with a beautiful young maiden but must balance his contractual pirate obligations with matchmaking the other young maidens in the town. The show runs until May 2nd in the Agassiz Theater.

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