Topsy-Turvy

Overview

Following the lukewarm reception of "Princess Ida," the partnership between composer Arthur Sullivan and librettist W.S. Gilbert faces a severe test. Tensions rise as their creative differences threaten to unravel their collaboration. Friends and colleagues rally to bridge the divide, encouraging the duo to reunite. This effort ultimately leads to the creation of "The Mikado," a masterpiece that solidifies their legacy. The journey showcases not just their artistic struggles but also the resilience of their friendship, culminating in one of their most celebrated works.