Princess Ida, or, Castle Adamant

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British television recording of 1982 London stage performance of the operetta.
Special features: an introduction by Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. ; "Making of" featurette ; Gilbert & Sullivan profile ; Princess Ida libretto.
Hosted by Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.
Frank Gorshin, Neil Howlett, Nan Christie, Laurence Dale, Anne Collins, Bernard Dickerson, Richard Jackson ; London Symphony Orchestra ; Alexander Faris, conductor ; Ambrosian Opera Chorus ; John McCarthy, chorus master.
Operetta in which Hilarion, awaiting the arrival of Princess Ida, who was betrothed to him twenty years earlier at the age of one, learns that she has renounced mankind and formed a women's university from which men are strictly barred.
DVD ; Full screen ; Dolby digital.

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Awesome submitted by loire on June 28, 2012, 3:51pm You cannot beat Gilbert and Sullivan. These operettas are awesome, there is a reason there are countless societies devoted to their music. We are so fortunate to have the oldest consecutively producing society in North American here in Ann Arbor. Check out the University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society productions, they are incredible.