Britain's What's On Event Guide
Iolanthe
Uplands Arts presents
Gilbert & Sullivan’s
Iolanthe
100 years ago, women first were able to vote. What is less well-known is their influence on Parliament some years before that – and especially on the House of Lords, where life was never the same again. After last year’s highly popular version of “The Sorcerer” Swansea’s own Uplands Arts returns with a riotous night of music, song, dance and the sort of political shenanigans that make Brexit look like a vicarage tea party.
With full
Gilbert & Sullivan’s
Iolanthe
100 years ago, women first were able to vote. What is less well-known is their influence on Parliament some years before that – and especially on the House of Lords, where life was never the same again. After last year’s highly popular version of “The Sorcerer” Swansea’s own Uplands Arts returns with a riotous night of music, song, dance and the sort of political shenanigans that make Brexit look like a vicarage tea party.
With full
Wednesday 26th to Saturday 29th September 7.15pm
Tickets available from Bernadette Powell on 01792 421261 or Society members or at Taliesin box office on 01792 602060
Tickets - £14
Tickets available from Bernadette Powell on 01792 421261 or Society members or at Taliesin box office on 01792 602060
Tickets - £14
Taliesin Arts Centre
Singleton Park Swansea SA2 8PZ
Wed 26 Sep to Sat 29 Sep 2018
Website:
www.taliesinartscentre.co.uk/en/#
©
Where Can We Go Ltd.
2024