This was the Society's 7th production of "The Gondoliers".
The Gondoliers was the first G&S operetta to be honoured with a command performance before Queen Victoria and the Royal Family at Windsor Castle (6th March 1891).
The Gondoliers is musically pan-European with music borrowed from France - the stately gavotte; from Spain - the Andalusian cachucha; from Italy - the saltarello and the tarantella; and from Venice itself - the Venetian barcarolle.
From Gilbert's Bab Ballads:
							
				
							Producer/Director : Graham Weston
							Musical Director : Colin Akers
				
| Duke of Plaza Toro : (a Grandee of Spain)  | Richard Buxton | 
| Luiz : (his Attendant)  | Jeremy Shoesmith | 
| Don Alhambra Del Bolero  : (the Grand Inquisitor)  | Robert Thurman | 
| -- Venetian Gondoliers -- | |
| Marco Palmieri : | Steven Greenwood | 
| Giuseppe Palmieri : | David Parker | 
| Antonio : | David Hall | 
| Francesco : | Stephen Roe | 
| Giorgio : | Peter Sugden | 
| Annibale : | Andrew Stopford | 
| Duchess of Plaza Toro : | Stephanie Roe | 
| Casilda : (her daughter)  | Helen Fox | 
| -- Contadine -- | |
| Gianetta : | Carol Parkinson | 
| Tessa : | Antonia McGoverin | 
| Fiametta : | Lyndsey Hall | 
| Vittoria : | Sally Roberts | 
| Giulia : | Rita Jno-Baptiste | 
| Inez  : (the King’s Foster-Mother)  | Penny McGoverin | 
Jean Greenwood, Margaret Hanson, Catherine Roberts, Jennifer Day, Tracey Hook, Debbie Stringer, Marie Sugden, Pamela Thorne, Kathryn Thurman.
Tony Johnson, Alexander Jno-Baptiste, Ian Townend, Alan Evans.