The Mikado: So Please You, Sir, We Much Regret

Featuring The Fabulous Singlettes, Jon English, Terri Crouch, Derek Metzger and Drew Forsythe from the Gilbert & Sullivan classic The Mikado.

[@kaitibobaitiii]

We're doing that at my theater this spring- I'm so excited !

[@Kate1620]

It's bloody hilarious though. I don't think G&S would have objected to adapting for new audiences..after all, their jokes worked for their audiences during their time. It's all relative really. This is obviously a more extreme adaptation with music being changed, but in it's own way I think it really works. But that's just my opinion.

[@archibaldwhitwerr1918]

It would work better if the singing was on key.

[@Dumbboy39]

Awsome! At school play I was Kaitsha!

[@Jesterswords]

This looks more like a weekly prime time variety show than Gilbert and Sullivan.

[@ChioGaru]

thanks for uploading ^^ you wouldn't happen to have any HMS Pinafore vids to upload? ^^

[@cliffhigson7581]

Just search hms pinafore jon english on KZbin & you'll find it. (Same with penzance too)

[@RalphWiggum08]

This doesn't sound like it's in the right key...???

[@alexisauld7781]

Okay these girls aren't even in the same key!!! Let alone even attempting to harmonize!

[@Puggo_Huggo]

Umm no they are harmonising , but it's actually intricate and close harmony, not basic chordal.

[@archibaldwhitwerr1918]

They didn't really portray Pooh Bah's personality well here. He's supposed to act stuck up and be reluctant to spend time around the girls. He's not some buff womanizer!!

[@divinedegenerate]

UGH!

[@ditkoofseppala]

Oh! Rather on the farcical side, I fear. And not that well sung, either.

[@MrCuddlyable3]

A ghastly travesty.