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H.M.S. PINAFORE or THE LASS THAT LOVED A SAILOR

Words by William S. Gilbert

Musical Director: D.F. Cook Director: Martin Johnson

Set Design: John Coombs Costume Design: Marie Sharpe

Lighting Design: Rick Burt

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Little Buttercup

Music by Arthur Sullivan

(A Portsmouth Bumboat Woman ......... . .......... SUSAN CUMMINGS Bill Bobstay

(Boatswain's Mate) ............................... DOUGLAS MACKEY Dick Deadeye

(Able Seaman) ................................... MICHAEL DONNAN Ralph Rackstraw

(Able Seaman, in love with Josephine) ............. DOUGLAS JAMIESON Captain Corcoran

(Commander of H.M.S. Pinafore) ................ STEPHEN HANDRIGAN Josephine

(The Captain's Daughter) .......................... AGNES McCARTHY Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B.

(First Lord of the Admiralty) ........................... JOHN RUSSELL Cousin Hebe

(Sir Joseph's First Cousin) ............................ CAROLYN REID Bob Becket

(Carpenter's Mate) ............................... GEOFFREY MARTIN Cabin Boy ............................................. HUGH DONNAN

This programme is produced through the co-operation of the Arts and Culture Centre and the Stokers Group of the St. John's Rotary Club.

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H.M.S. PINAFORE First Performed on 25 May 1878 at the Opera Comique Theatre, London.

The Scene is the Quarterdeck of H.M.S. Pinafore, anchored off Portsmouth.

ACT ONE - At Noon Some time before Act I opens, Ralph has fallen in love with

Josephine, the daughter of his commanding officer, Captain Cor­coran. Likewise, Little Buttercup, a buxom peddler-woman, has fallen in love with the Captain himself. Class pride, however, stands in the way of the natural inclinations of both the Corcorans to reciprocate Ralph's and Buttercup's affections. The Captain has, in fact, been arranging a marriage between his daughter and Sir Joseph Porter, First Lord of the Admiralty, who is of the social class above even the Corcorans.

When Act I opens, the sailors are merrily preparing the ship for Sir Joseph's inspection. The generally happy atmosphere on deck is marred only by Little Buttercup's hints of a dark secret she is hiding, by the misanthropic grumbling of Dick Deadeye, and by the love-lorn plaints of Ralph and Josephine. Sir Joseph appears, at­tended by a train of ladies (his relatives, who always follow him wherever he goes). He explains how he became Lord of the Ad­miralty and examines the crew, patronizingly encouraging them to feel that they are everyone's equal, except his. Like the Captain, he is very punctilious, demanding polite diction among the sailors at all times.

Josephine finds him insufferable; and, when Ralph again pleads his suit and finally threatens suicide, she agrees to elope. The act ends with the general rejoicing of the sailors at Ralph's success;

•only Dick Deadeye croaks his warning that their hopes will be frus­trated .

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ACT TWO - At Night Captain Corcoran despairs at the demoralization of his crew and

the coldness of his daughter towards Sir Joseph. Little Buttercup tries to comfort him, and prophesies a change in store. But Sir Joseph soon appears and tells the Captain that Josephine has thoroughly discouraged him in his suit; he wishes to call the match off. The Captain suggests that perhaps his daughter feels herself inferior in social rank to Sir Joseph, and urges him to assure her that inequality of social rank should not be considered a barrier to marriage. This Sir Joseph does, not realising that his words are as applicable to Josephine in relation to Ralph as they are to him­self in relation to Josephine. He thinks that she accepts him, whereas actually she is reaffirming her acceptance of Ralph; and they all join in a happy song.

Meanwhile Dick Deadeye has made his way to the Captain, and informs him of the planned elopement of his daughter with Ralph. The Captain thereupon intercepts the elopers; and, when he learns that Josephine was actually running away to marry Ralph, he is so incensed that he cries, "Damme!" Unfortunately, Sir Joseph and his relatives hear him and are horrified at his swearing; Sir Joseph sends him to his cabin in disgrace. But when Sir Joseph also learns from Ralph that Josephine was eloping, he angrily ord­ers Ralph put in irons.

Little Buttercup now comes out with her secret, which solves the whole difficulty: she confesses that many years ago she had charge of nursing and bringing up Ralph and the Captain when they were babies. lnadvertantly, she got them mixed up; so the one who now was Ralph really should be the Captain , and the one now the Cap­tain should be Ralph. This error is immediately rectified . The sud­den reversal in the social status of Ralph and the Corcorans removes Sir Joseph as a suitor for Josephine's hand and permits her to marry Ralph, and her father to marry Buttercup. Sir Joseph resigns himself to marrying his cousin, Hebe.

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Technical Director John Coombs

Costume Design Marie Sharpe

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Lighting Design Rick Burt

Set Construction Karl Simmons, and the Arts & Culture Centre Crew

Scenic Painting Walter Wasmeir

Properties David Hewitt

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Vocal Coach Carolyn Hart

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D.F. COOK, Musical Director

D.F. Cook was introduced to the stage at the age of eleven when he appeared as Tiny Tim's sister in Dicken's A CHRISTMAS CAROL. His debut passed without notice, as did his second appearance some years later as a rather light Heavy Dragoon in a 1957 production of G & S's PATIENCE. Thereafter he descended into the pit where he has remained ever since. His doctoral research into theatre music in eighteenth-century England led to the revival of two period masques staged under his supervision in Nottingham in 1981 and 1982. He was in the pit last year to conduct THE MIKADO, and he is there again tonight. Dr. Cook joined the faculty at Memorial Univer­sity in 1968 and took an active part in the establishment of the mus­ic department in 1975. He became the first head of that department and continues to serve as Director of the School of Music.

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MARTIN JOHNSON, Director

Martin Johnson's association with the stage goes back to 1967 when, at the age of sixteen, he was chosen as set and costume designer for three productions by Vancouver Opera. Since then he has achieved an enviable reputation as a designer for stage productions in many Canadian centres including, The Canadian Opera, The Banff Centre, The Guelph Spring Festival, The University of Toronto Opera, The Toronto Free Theatre, as well as the Portland (Oregon) Opera. In 1982 he moved to St. John 's to take the position of set designer with CBC Television. In addition to his work on numerous CBC/TV special productions, he continues his association with live theatre , most recently as set and costume designer for Vancouver Opera's 1985 production of Mozart's COSI FAN TUTTE. Mr. Johnson has collaborated with many of Canada's leading stage directors, and since coming to St. John 's he has drawn on this experience to serve as director for the MUN School of Music's annual production of opera excerpts. His knowledge of music, his appreciation of stage design, his keen sense of theatre, and a natural ability to work with student performers have all combined to present a vibrant production of H.M.S. PINAFORE in the tradition of excellence he established last year in THE MIKADO.

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SUSAN CUMMINGS

Susan began her vocal studies with Eileen Stanbury and was for several years a member of the Cantabury Singers. Her first theatrical appearance was as Polly in the 1981 production of THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. She subsequently sang the lead in Pam Morgan's A NEWFOUNDLAND OPERA, and also appeared in Rising Tide's production of BLOOD RELATIONS. She is currently a voice pupil of Carolyn Hart. Tonight Susan has the dubious honor of being "the roundest, and the reddest beau­ty in all Spithead".

Michael Donnan grew up in England's Lake District where, for many years, he sang in concerts, musical shows and pantomime. He has lived in St. John's since 1971 and is a keen participant in Newfoundland's musical life. He has appeared as soloist with the Memorial Unviersity Festival Choir in Handel's MESSIAH and Bach's CHRISTMAS ORATORIO, and with the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra in Great Moments in Operetta, Menotti's AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS, and their 1987 performance of MESSIAH. St. John's theatre audiences will remember him as Curly in OKLAHOMA and, more recently, as an intimidating Mikado of Japan. Tonight he portrays a much less exalted character, the scurrilous deck-hand Dick Deadeye.

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STEPHEN HANDRIGAN

Stephen Handrigan graduated from Memorial's School of Music in 1983 and is presently director of bands at St. Pius X Junior High School in St. John's. Though his principal instrument is clarinet, he is equally at home in the vocal area having performed regularly with the MUN Chamber Choir, and studied voice with Brian Roberts in St. John's and Thee Lindenbaum, one of West Germany's leading vocal teachers. In 1983 he sang the role of Sid in THE PYJAMA GAME and also appeared in several summer festival productions at the Arts and Culture Centre. Having sung the role of Pooh-Bah (Lord High Everything Else) in last year's MIKADO, he has been permitted to remain a person of rank tonight as Captain of the H.M.S. Pinafo(e ... but not for long, as you will see.

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Douglas Jamieson is well known to the stage of the Arts and Culture Centre hav­ing appeared in a number of plays and musical productions over the past ten years. In 1981 he sang the lead in FINIAN'S RAINBOW, and more recently he has directed the music for the Centre's Summer Festival " Cabaret Theatre". This spring Doug­las will graduate in voice from Memorial 's School of Music - not, we hope, to become the " wandering minstrel" he was last year as Nanki-Poo in THE MIKADO.

Last September when Douglas entered Memorial 's School of Music as a clarinet major, he brought with him a keen interest in musical theatre. Already he had ap­peared in FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, and had sung principal roles in the Holy Heart/Brother Rice High Schools' productions of CATS and A CHORUS LINE. Tonight he is a boatswain 's mate under his nominal Captain and former voice teacher Stephen Handrigan.

We in Council are always eager and ready to encourage activities which con­tribute to the cultural life of our City. It, therefore, gives me much pleasure to offer sincere congratulations to all those taking part in this year's production of the H.M.S. PINAFORE. I am sure your efforts. will be well received by large, appreciative audiences.

1988 is a very significant year in the colorful history of our capital City. On May 9, we will in a fitting manner mark the official opening of The Great '88 Soiree. It was on May 9, 1988, that St. John 's, by an Act of the Legislature, was given power to manage its own affairs; and thus began its long mission of service. We indeed have reason to celebrate;,for from humble beginnings, we have reached an enviable degree of maturity and sophistication.

May I avail of this opportunity to invite all who read this programme booklet to get involved; and to enter into the spirit of good will which will emanate from the varied activities which we have planned for the months that lie ahead.

Enjoy the show; enjoy our Great '88 Soiree.

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QI2TI-IU~ Jounson THE 1nla..faJtce MAN

(I Johnson 100 YEARS LATER _ Insurance

LIMITED

ESTABLISHED 1880

130,000+ Policyholders .

40+ Service Offices. (I Golt=e + Nationales assurance

350+ Staff . Les agences commermles du golfe ltee + Les agences natiOnales ltee

$55,000,000 Combined Assests. ·

$100,000,000 Premium Income. (I Unit=und compagnie d '

assurance company

Operating In:

Newfoundland.

Nova Scotia. (I Unit=und serviice

New Brunswick. company limited

Prince Edward Island.

Quebec.

(I Insurance Ontario. Services

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