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Wed 22nd May - Sat 5th May

Edinburgh Gilbert & Sullivan Society

@ Festival Theatre, Edinburgh

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Iolanthe: Edinburgh Gilbert & Sullivan Society

Gilbert's political satire remains surprisingly topical. When the Fairy Queen sends Strephon into Parliament, she resolves his dithering over party allegiance by returning him as a Liberal Conservative - a good joke in the 19th century that became meaningless in the 20th, but is suddenly of relevance today!

Throw in a Lord Chancellor consumed by conflicts of interest between love and duty in his two capacities, a pair of hereditary peers with 'no capacity whatever', and a couple of decorative shepherd folk, one of whom is 'half a fairy' - all enlivened by Sullivan's frothiest melodies and brilliant orchestration - and you have a perfect morale booster.