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Due to my ISP problems I am having at the present time some 400+ pictures on over 100 pages have been deleted????? Please bear with me as I try to find the missing ones and upload them again ;-(
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Gilbert & Sullivan productions Diary
Bruce Doery with Tom Round inside the Pavillion Lounge after the final production of the 14th International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival 2007
(Bruce sadly died at the end of November 2007 - we remember him with great affection. This website is dedicated to his memory)
2008 International G&S Festival - details as they come in to me.
Latest News in the world of Gilbert & Sullivan
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Both John Reed and Tom Round were at the 13th International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival held during the summer of 2006 at Buxton.
Do not forget that John's biography has been published - Tom's was published in 2002.
Other members of the D'Oyly Carte also present were Valerie Masterson, Michael Raynor, Cynthia Morey, John Dennison and Ann Sessions
I have now uploaded the autographs of all of them on this site.
Here is John with Tom Round outside the Buxton Opera House in 2003
(John Reed was 90 on the 13th February 2006)
New material is added to this site every week - especially to the two areas below.
Do visit the "Latest" page for general G&S news.
Visit the latest updates page to see how the site has changed
Ian and Neil Smith win prestigious theatre award for their work in promoting Gilbert & Sullivan.
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Find out about Gilbert, D'Oyly Carte and Sullivan by clicking onto their pictures below
This Website currently has over 860 pages and over 3000 photos and illustrations, so do have a good look around it.
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