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Pirates of Penzance
noun
an operetta (1879) by Sir William S. Gilbert and Sir Arthur Sullivan.
Example Sentences
That evening, she stepped into the orchestra pit for a San Juan Community Theatre rehearsal, joining several other county employees in the cast and crew putting on Gilbert and Sullivanās comic opera āThe Pirates of Penzance.ā
Roundabout Theater Company, the biggest nonprofit operating on Broadway, is planning to stage a jazz-inflected production of āThe Pirates of Penzance,ā Gilbert and Sullivanās famed 19th-century comic operetta, in the spring of 2025, the organization said Tuesday.
But its summaries of Gilbert and Sullivanās āThe Pirates of Penzanceā and of Ursula K. Le Guinās āThe Left Hand of Darknessā ā both slightly more niche but far from obscure ā come close to playing Mad Libs with the character and place names.
Williamsā stage appearances included Broadway shows, including āGreaseā and āPirates of Penzance.ā
Before he signed off the stage, he sang his version of Gilbert and Sullivanās āI Am The Very Model of a Modern Major-General,ā a signature tune from their comic opera āThe Pirates of Penzance.ā
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