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H.M.S. Pinafore (2022)
Experience HMS Pinafore in a brand new way with this smash-hit adaptation by Sasha Regan's renowned All-Male Company! This epic seagoing adventure features an infectious score by Gilbert and Sullivan and tells the age-old tale of navigating love among conflicting social classes. Witty, mischievous, and joyful, this unique adaptation will delight the whole family.
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Experience HMS Pinafore in a brand new way with this smash-hit adaptation by Sasha Regan's renowned All-Male Company! This epic seagoing adventure features an infectious score by Gilbert and Sullivan and tells the age-old tale of navigating love among conflicting social classes. Witty, mischievous, and joyful, this unique adaptation will delight the whole family.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:William S. Gilbert
In Theaters:1/1/2022
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Runtime:106 minutes
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