Were the Victorian era partnership of librettist Gilbert 1836-1911 and composer Sullivan 1842-1900. Together they wrote fourteen comic operas between 1871 and 1896. Possibly the best known are - H.M.S. Pinafore, The Pirates of Penzance, and The Mikado. WS Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan were an English dramatist and musician, respectively, of the late Victorian Era (late 1800s). Although they got along well during much of their collaboration, popular legend holds that they fought all the time. They produced 14 operettas, most of which were very popular when originally presented and several of which have endured as highly popular pieces for more than 100 years. They were also known for dying of getting old and one died when he was saving one of his students that was drowning , he saved her life but he ended up drowning. They wrote songs that came to there mind or what their friends thought of they did plays they thought was fun as well......
W. S. Gilbert was born in 1836.
Sir W. S. Gilbert died on May 29, 1911 at the age of 74.
W. Arthur Winstead died in 1995.
Arthur W. Cutten was born in 1870.
Arthur W. Mitchell died on 1968-05-09.
Arthur W. Gilbert has written: 'The potato' -- subject(s): Potatoes
Gilbert and Sullivan were introduced to each other by John Hollingshead, owner of a London theatre, when he commissioned them both to work on a holiday piece for the Christmas period.
3 Little Maids from School Are We (Gilbert & Sullivan's The Mikado)
W. S. Gilbert was born in 1836.
William Cox-Ife has written: 'W. S. Gilbert, stage director' -- subject(s): Opera, Production and direction, Stage history 'Training the Gilbert and Sullivan chorus'
Sir W. S. Gilbert was born on November 18, 1836.
Sir W. S. Gilbert was born on November 18, 1836.
W. S. Gilbert has written: 'The Savoy operas' -- subject(s): Librettos, Operas
W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan are famous for their Victorian-era comic operas. Their most famous works include: The Mikado, a satire of British politics but set in Japan; The Pirates of Penzance, about a man born on a leap year who cannot escape his apprenticeship to a group of pirates; and H.M.S. Pintafore, about love across social classes.
Sir W. S. Gilbert died on May 29, 1911 at the age of 74.
Sir W. S. Gilbert died on May 29, 1911 at the age of 74.
2 little maids from school are we (I think it is '3 little maids from school are we'. It's from Gilbert and Sullivan's The Mikado.)