Durham Savoyards
This homegrown theatre troupe was created in 1963 out of love for that perfect combination of W. S. Gilbert's satire and Arthur Sullivan's sparkling music. The Savoyards take their name from London's Savoy Theatre, where many Gilbert and Sullivan operattas were first produced. Performing the complete G&S canon in repertoire, the company has cultivated a large, diverse audience across the Triangle and beyond.
- Opera/Operetta
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Audition: Required
Dues/Fees: $10 per year, plus cost of music
Annual Public Sing-Through of next major production on a Sunday afternoon, 2:00-5:00 PM, in November. Rehearsals following auditions take place Sunday afternoons 2:00-5:00 PM and weeknights (not Wednesdays) prior to performances, 7:30-10:00 PM.
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Durham Arts Council Building
120 Morris Street
Durham, NC 27701
(handicapped accessible) Venue Notes
- The Durham Arts Council Building is located downtown at the corner of Morris and Morgan Streets, directly behind the Carolina Theatre and Marriott Hotel and across the street from the SouthBank building. Parking is on the street or at the nearby parking deck.
Maps may not be correct; please double-check.
- March 2012, Gilbert & Sullivan's Iolanthe
- October 2011, Sing Me a Story For information on the performances of our Member Groups, please visit the TriangleSings! Events Calendar.
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Name: Michael Hale Gray
Address:
108 Barenwood Circle,
Durham, NC
27704
Email: michale@nc.rr.com
Phone: 919-612-0445 Tickets Phone: 919-560-3030 Web Address: http://www.durhamsavoyards.org
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