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The Mikado - March 2007

Updated: Jul 22

St. Pius X Hall, Heidelberg West

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About

Nanki-Poo has banished himself from the little town of Titipu because he is hopelessly in love with the beautiful young lady, Yum-Yum.

Yum-Yum however, is engaged to her guardian, Ko-Ko. Upon learning to Ko-Ko has been condemned to death for the crime of flirting, Nanki-Poo returns to Titipu to claim Yum-Yum’s hand.

After an off turn of events, it turns out that Ko-Ko has not only been reprieved of his death sentence, but has earned a promotion to the post of Lord High Executioner. Unfortunately, he is not a big fan of killing people.

With the Mikado of Japan becoming increasingly annoyed at the lack of executions taking place, Ko-Ko makes a deal with Nanki-Poo.

He allows Nanki-Poo to marry Yum-Yum for one month, as long as he is executed after that month. Complications arrive though, when it is discovered that a condemned man’s wife must join her spouse in death by being buried alive.

Production Team

Producer/Director: Shane Sanfilippo

Cast

The Citizens of Titipu

Nanki-Poo: Julian Campobasso

Yum-Yum: Portia Chiminello

The Mikado: Peter Hudson

Pitti-Sing: Sarah Calsina

Ko-Ko: Shane Sanfilippo

Katisha: Zola Lawry

Pooh-Bah: James Phillips

Peep-Bo: Laura Ghiotti

Pish-Tush: Mitchell Sanfilippo


The Citizens of Japan

Alana Duncan

Joseph Larosa

Belinda Hodges

Luis Rivera

Georgia Antonello

Patrick Gooden

Jackie Duncan

Rob Grasso

Katelyn Vandenberg

Rob Paul

Photos

Programme


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