This was the Society's 73rd Gilbert & Sullivan production and the eigth time for "Iolanthe".
The production was followed, just one week later, by the Coronation of King Charles III and was dedicated to him.
Take a look at our previous productions of "Iolanthe".
					
				
					Producer/Director : David Hall
					Musical Director : Richard Buxton
				
| The Lord Chancellor: | Malcolm Parkinson | 
| Earl of Mountararat: | David Parker | 
| Earl Tolloller: | Edwin Kirkwood | 
| Private Willis: (of the Grenadier Guards)  | Simon Bray | 
| Strephon: (an Arcadian Sheperd):  | Oliver McGreevy | 
| Queen of the Fairies : | Stephanie Roe | 
| Iolanthe: (a Fairy, Strephon's Mother)  | Fay Church | 
| -- Fairies -- | |
| Celia : |  Kathryn Buxton& Carol Parkinson  | 
| Leila: | Marilyn Cooper | 
| Fleta: | Debbie Moores | 
| Phyllis: (An Arcadian Shepherdess & Ward of Chancery)  | Heather Watson | 
| Marquess of Largesse - Simon Bray | Fairy Cakes - Lyndsey Hall | 
| Lord Egree - Louise Fung | Fairy Bramblewheels - Tracey Hook | 
| Count de Monay- Richard Grigg | Fairy Nuff - Philippa Johnstone | 
| Earl Seaton - Philip Haley | Fairy Bluebell - Caroline Ledgspan | 
| Duke a l'Orange - David Hall | Fairy Flutterby - Tanya Parsons | 
| Lord Knows-Watt - Tony Johnson | Fairy Conomy - Melanie Stephen | 
| Lord Elpus - Steve Mohun | Fairy Liquid - Amanda Storey | 
| Baron Hardup - Robert Thurman |