Since its first outing at the London Coliseum in 1986, Jonathan Miller's dazzlingly inventive song-and-dance staging has continued to delight audiences. By transposing the topsy-turvy world of Gilbert & Sullivan's mock-Japanese town of Titipu to a Marx Brothers-inspired fashionable English seaside hotel somewhere on the south coast, Miller creates a brilliantly witty context for the unfolding love between Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum and the absurdity of laws and law-makers.
Framed prints use an acid-free mount-board with a white-core deep gradient and are quality checked before being dispatched
The prints are produced using the giclée method, which refers to an inkjet printing process, using light fast water based pigment inks. All frames are hand-made and hand-finished by skilled craftsmen. They use high quality, museum-standard acrylic glazing on all frames offering 92% clarity and 90% UV protection.
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As all of our prints are made to order and are automatically processed they cannot be returned to us. As such please ensure you are happy with your selection before ordering.
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