Music by Arthur Sullivan; Libretto by W.S. Gilbert

Directed by Mark Andrew Reyes; Musical Direction by Zachary Spencer; Conducted by Susan Treworgy-Calkins

This show is performed live by 10 performers at a time combined with film performance of the other 10 performers. Our orchestra has been recorded and with the overture filmed. All of this is done safely outside on our patio safety stage which is 60 ft. long providing each performer a 6 ft. by 4 ft. performance area enclosed on the sides, back, and top.

Mistakenly apprenticed to a pirate (instead of a pilot) by his nursemaid Ruth at the age of eight, the handsome Frederic is now twenty-one and, though quite fond of the group of joyous and fun-loving pirates, chooses to abandon his profession, dedicating himself instead to their eradication. Shortly after leaving them, he encounters a gaggle of beautiful maidens (one of whom, Mabel, steals his heart) and their father, the eccentric Major-General. The whole group has a run-in with the pirates themselves before escaping on the false premise that the Major-General is an orphan -- a fact these tenderhearted pirates simply cannot help but take into account, given the fact that the majority of them are orphans themselves. Just as Frederic is ready to lead a band of lily-livered policemen to take out the Pirate King and his men, a secret is uncovered that will change his fate forever.