Sasha Regan’s All-Male ‘The Pirates of Penzance’ returns to screens over Easter from 29th March – 5th April 2021

Due to popular demand

Sasha Regan’s award-winning all-male take on W. S. Gilbert & Arthur Sullivan’s 

THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE 

Returns to screens on Stream.Theatre this Easter

Recorded Live at the Palace Theatre just before Lockdown 2, the critically acclaimed sell-out run makes a welcome return to living rooms around the globe.

Streams online from Monday 29th March – Monday 5th April 2021

★★★★
“GAIETY, FRIVOLITY, VIM AND ARTISTIC RIGOUR”
DOMINIC CAVENDISH, THE DAILY TELEGRAPH

    ★★★★★   
“JOYFUL AND UNFORGETTABLE’
CLAIRE RODERICK, FAIRY POWERED 

  ★★★★★  
“SASHA REGAN’S ALL-MALE PIRATES IS THE VERY MODEL OF A MODERN MAJOR MUSICAL”
DAVID SAXON JONES, LONDON LIVING LARGE

★★★★
“AN ENERGETIC AND JOYOUS REVIVAL – A TONIC IN TOUGH TIMES”
GEORGE HALL, THE STAGE

Due to popular demand, Sasha Regan’s award-winning all-male take on W. S. Gilbert & Arthur Sullivan’s THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE returns to screens from Monday 29th March – Monday 5th April 2021 on www.stream.theatre . Recorded live at the Palace Theatre London in December, just before Lockdown 2, the recent streaming makes a very welcome comeback over Easter.  Whether we are still in lockdown or not, expect a much-needed dose of musical comedy in the comfort and safety of home.  Features an abundance of gorgeous pirates and their winsome Victorian love interests! The perfect tonic to raise spirits and a show the whole family will enjoy. 

THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE sees one of Gilbert & Sullivan’s best-known, much loved classic operettas recorded in a theatre founded by Richard D’Oyly Carte in the 1800s as the Royal English Opera House.  D’Oyly Carte who was already producing comic operas at his Savoy Theatre, decided to commission the Opera House as a home for grand operas. The Royal English Opera House opened 10 years after the Savoy Theatre which championed Gilbert & Sullivan’s well-known “Savoy operas”. Although their operettas never ran at the Royal English Opera House, it opened in January 1891 with Sir Arthur Sullivan’s Ivanhoe. Sadly, D’Oyly Carte’s cherished opera house came under financial pressure leaving him with no alternative but to lease it and eventually sell it within one year of opening.

Throughout his life, D’Oyly Carte managed Gilbert & Sullivan and nurtured their careers including setting up the D’Oyly Carte Opera Company. Together these talented men introduced a new way of presenting light opera to families, touring these works to bring them out to the wider community.


Sasha Regan’s production was first staged at her original 50-seater Union Theatre in Southwark over a decade ago. From day one it became a critically acclaimed overnight hit, winning Best Off-West End production in the 2009 WhatsOnStage Awards. Following several sell-out runs in the UK, the merry band of pirates toured Australia including a three-week run at the Sydney Theatre thanks to Cate Blanchett then the co-artistic director. It enjoyed another sell-out run at Wilton’s Music Hall last year.

Expect plenty of hilarity from the swashbuckling crew!

How to watch:
The performance will be streamed on: https://www.stream.theatre/season/26

Performance dates and times:
Monday 29th March – Monday 5th April 2021 (for Easter)
Monday 29th March – 19:30 
Tuesday 30th March – 19:30 
Wednesday 31st March – 14:30 & 19:30 
Thursday 1st April – 19:30 
Friday 2nd April – 19:30  (Good Friday)
Saturday 3rd April: 14:30 & 19:30 
Sunday 4th April: 17:00  (Easter Sunday)
Monday 5th April: 17:00  (Easter Monday)

Tickets:  All tickets £15.00 + booking fee

Please Note: this is a ticketed event and only available at the scheduled dates and times.  The timing of each stream is based on UK time, so please bear in mind when booking from overseas.  There are a number of different times to choose from to suit time zones.  We hope you can join us.

CAST: Tom Senior (Frederic); Oliver Savile (Pirate King); Alan Richardson (Mabel); Leon Craig (Ruth); David McKechnie (Major-General Stanley); Marc Akinfolarin (Sergeant of Police); Michael Burgen (Samuel); Lee Greenaway (Connie); Dominic Harbison (Kate); Richard Russell Edwards (Isabel); Sam Kipling (Edith); Benjamin Vivian-Jones (Ensemble); Daniel Miles (Ensemble); Jamie Chidzey (Ensemble); Joel Elferink (Ensemble); Tom Duern (Ensemble); Matthew Facchino (Ensemble); Richard Baker (piano) – Musical Director.

CREATIVES
Director and Co-Producer – Sasha Regan
Choreographer – Lizzi Gee
Designer – Robyn Wilson-Owen
Musical Director – Richard Baker
Associate Choreographer – Lee Greenaway
Lighting Design – Ben Bull
Casting – Adam Braham Casting
Marketing and Public Relations – Fiona Lockley
Co-produced by Ben De Wynter

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