When the foeman bears his steel, The Pirates of Penzance

From The National Gilbert & Sullivan Opera Company's 2014 production of The Pirates of Penzance. Directed by John Savournin and starring Bruce Graham.

[@thegreatone-australia1851]

Wonderful - thanks you from Australia. GSTK

[@johnpyke3210]

Enjoyed this.

[@gwilymmorgan5115]

Utterly brilliant. Superb performance and Gilbert was one of the cleverest poets in English.

[@martinpatrick9915]

In memory of the late Tony Azito the police Sargent in the American production of Pirates of Penzance.

[@martinpatrick9915]

Brings back memories of the central park production of Pirates of Penzance...all the stars of the show including the late Tony Azito reprise their roles in the film version of the central park production.

[@glennchristodoulou1981]

Brilliant

[@johndugdale]

Thanks for uploading this. Absolutely glorious. wonderful combination of the melodies of the two sides. Love to see this in the theatre some time.

[@gregarian4]

Love this! And so glad for the subtitles.

[@jonprescott-sears5644]

That Sergeant has a gorgeous voice. As a former Sergeant myself, though, I would have been livid if the director had given the cop chorus all that distracting choreography during my number!

[@thegreatone-australia1851]

magnificent and well done - from Australia

[@martinpatrick9915]

The UK and Australian productions are very good 👍,

[@winifredtrout1]

Hilarious

[@coolkitty2075]

Don t want to be pedantic but should nt it be foreman not foeman? x

[@trevor-vq3fx]

No

[@TheBuccy]

Foe, enemy ,man .Foeman!

[@petelovesbevsills]

Valid question and foeman is an archaic word no longer used in modern-day language for an enemy.