The Pirates of Penzance
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Pirate or pilot, orphan or often — the problem’s in the pronunciation. And so the bumbling misadventures begin – musical muddles that only the name of Queen Victoria can quell.
The fifth and sixth grade did Gilbert and Sullivan proud. Double casting meant that every student had a role in a performance over the weekend and today for an all-school performance.
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