Performance

Venue	Wilton's Music Hall
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	7th June 2023
To	1st July 2023
When	Tue-Sat 19:30. Thu, Sat Mats 14:30
Wilton's Music Hall (V1165)
Current/Future Listings
Listings Archive

Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 24 Apr 23 - T921368814
Date of change: 7 Feb 23 - T921368814

The Mikado

Work:: The Mikado (S2026)

A comic operetta with a Japanese theme. Songs such as 'Three Little Maids from School', 'A Wandering Minstrel', 'A Most Humane Mikado' etc. One of Gilbert and Sullivan's most popular works. In the town of Titipu, local government has fallen into the hands of two dubious characters: Ko-Ko, in charge of public executions; and Pooh-Bah, who has a finger in every pie. A young man arrives who, unknown to most, is Nanki-Poo, son of the Mikado. Fleeing an arranged marriage to the elderly Katisha, he falls for the beautiful Yum-Yum, Ko-Ko's fianc

Music	A.Sullivan
Lyrics	W.S.Gilbert

Production:: (T921368814)

All-male cast

Producer	Regan De Wynter Williams
Presented by	Sasha Regan's All Male G&S
Director	Sasha Regan
Design	Ryan Dawson Laight
Choreographer	Adam Haigh
Director	Adam Brahm (casting)
Performer	Declan Egan (Bertie Hugh)
Performer	Sam Kipling (Miss Violet Plumb)
Performer	Lewis Kennedy (Mikado)
Performer	David McKechnie (Mr Cocoa)
Performer	George Dawes (Wilfred Lush)
Performer	Aidan Nightingale (Albert Barr)
Performer	Owen Clayton (Lily Tring)
Performer	Richard Russell Edwards (Hebe Flo)
Performer	Christopher Hewitt (Kitty Shaw)
Performer	Harry Cooper-Millar (Ensemble)
Performer	Oliver Bradley-Taylor (Ensemble)
Performer	Patrick Cook (Ensemble)
Performer	Struan Davidson (Ensemble)
Performer	Franciso Gomes (Ensemble)
Performer	Elliot Akeister (Ensemble)
Performer	Shane Antony-Whitely (Ensemble)

Listing:: L1697273447

Current production:Work

Production details

All-male cast

Reviews

The Mikado review
10Jun23: Seen at the Wilton's Music Hall.

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