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Curator's Note:

Watch PBS Arts from Minnesota: H.M.S. Pinafore on October 14 at 9pm EST

 

Gilbert and Sullivan’s blockbuster is loved for its dynamite songs, gleefully entertaining story and saucy satire. The Guthrie Theater’s modern twist infuses the memorable melodies with fresh musical arrangements from big band swing to classic pop and new show-stopping choreography. Go behind the scenes with costuming, musical staging, set building and learn more about the Guthrie Theater. You can also watch the full performance here.

 

Performed by the Guthrie Theater and produced by tpt National Productions. Funding for H.M.S. Pinafore was provided by the Minnesota State Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund and the vote of the people of Minnesota on November 4, 2008; the Blythe Brenden Fund of the Ted and Dr. Roberta Mann Foundation; Russell B. Hagen and Family; and the Margaret and Angus Wurtele Family Foundation.


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The Guthrie Theater: Past Performances

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  • George Grizzard, Jessica Tandy and Company of the Guthrie Theater's Production of Hamlet - Photo: Marty Nordstrum - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • Blair Brown of the Guthrie Theater's Prodcution of The Merchant - Photo: Act One, Too Photography - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • William H. Macy and Donald Buka of the Guthrie Theater's Production of Boy Meets Girl - Photo: Patrick Swifka - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • Jerry Stiller and Company of the Guthrie Theater's Prodution of Guys and Dolls - Photo: Joseph Gianetti - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • David Hyde Pierce and Mary Beth Fisher of the Guthrie Theater's Production of The Seagull - Photo: Joseph Gianetti - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • Barbara Bryne and Rainn Wilson of the Guthrie Theater's Production of The Importance of Being Ernest - Photo: Michal Daniel - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • Patrick Stewart and Mercedes Ruehl of the Guthrie Theater's Production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolf - Photo: Carol Rosegg - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • T. R. Knight and Company of the Guthrie Theater's Production of Amadeus - Photo: Michal Daniel - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • Dan Calloway, Jennifer Baldwin Peden and Company of the Guthrie Theater's Production of The Pirates of Penzance - Photo: Michal Daniel - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater

  • Courtney Vance and Angela Bassett of the Guthrie Theater's Prodution of His Girl Friday - Photo: T. Charles Erickson - Courtesy of Guthrie Theater
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The Guthrie Theater’s rich heritage began with its premiere production of Hamlet in 1963. For nearly a half century, the Tony Award-winning Guthrie Theater has been dedicated to producing the great works of dramatic literature, developing the work of contemporary playwrights and cultivating the next generation of theater artists.

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