Introduction
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After a long period of "rest" I hope to start updating this section again soon! Unfortunately I stopped maintaining this site when the Festival left it's true home in Buxton and moved to Harrogate! However, I have regained my enthusiasm and have started to update the pages.
SavoyNet win the 2013 International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival with their production of Yeomen of the Guard SavoyNet are also winners of the following categories Best Chorus
Best Male Voice When a Wooer - Yeomen -
Savoynet (So sorry about the mike Diana)
Savoynet
also achieved six other nominations ;- Best
Animated Chorus
After 20 years of G&S Festivals in Buxton they are now over and we move to Harrogate in 2014 - for how long? The last SavoyNet production before the curtain comes down on Buxton. (Or does it????) (Alan, Gordon, Di and Susan - Romy was of course on the stage for the Yeomen) Oh there she is in the Festival Club after the performance.
Tom Round and Valerie Masterson at the 2011 Festival Dedication Tom Round with Bruce Doery inside the Pavillion Lounge after the final production of the 14th International Gilbert & Sullivan Festival 2007 (Bruce sadly died at the end of November 2007 - we remember him with great affection. This website is dedicated to his memory)
John's biography has been published - Tom's was published in 2002. Other members of the D'Oyly Carte also present were Valerie Masterson, Michael Raynor, Cynthia Morey, John Dennison and Ann Sessions I have now uploaded the autographs of all of them on this site. Here is John with Tom Round outside the Buxton Opera House in 2003 (John Reed died 13th February 2010 aged 94) Ian and Neil Smith win prestigious theatre award for their work in promoting Gilbert & Sullivan.
Find out about Gilbert, D'Oyly Carte and Sullivan by clicking onto their pictures below We have had
This Website currently has over 860 pages and over 3000 photos and illustrations, so do have a good look around it. To go back as far as the 1999 Buxton Festival click here - Note that the layout contains frames - also to return here you need to click on the link at the top of the 1999 page
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