Gilbert and Sullivan

Playwright/lyricist William S. Gilbert (1836-1911) and composer Arthur S. Sullivan (1842-1900) defined operetta or comic operas in Victorian England with a series of their internationally successful and timeless works known as the Savoy Operas.

External links

• The Gilbert and Sullivan Archive
• Article by H. L. Mencken on the impact of The Mikado from 1910)
• The New England Gilbert and Sullivan Society (includes links to other North American societies)
• Savoynet - an email-based G&S listserv
• Manchester Universities' Gilbert & Sullivan Society (includes links to other G&S resources)
• University of York Gilbert and Sullivan Society (includes links to other societies and G&S resources)
• McGill University Savoy Society (includes links to other societies in the Montreal area and G&S resources)
• Seattle Gilbert and Sullivan Society (includes photos of their G&S productions)
• The Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert and Sullivan Players (includes an archive of their performances for the past fifty years, with photos, lyrics, and other information)
• Gilbert and Sullivan Highlights] - recordings of songs from Gilbert and Sullivan Savoy Operas
• The Fraser Valley Gilbert and Sullivan Society (includes photos of their G&S productions and other information)