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Oct 16, 2026
October 16th, 2026 - Nathan Wise
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25:35Nathan WiseGUEST
We have a very dynamic, experienced director named Dr. Spencer Reese and the conductor is is an equally gifted music director.
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25:53Nathan WiseGUEST
So this was a collaboration in Victorian England between a lawyer turned comic playwright named W.S. Gilberts, who had a devilish little sense of humor, but he was a very conservative, upstanding citizen.
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26:09Nathan WiseGUEST
And he was partnered by a theater impresario named Richard Doiley Cart, with a classical composer named Arthur Sullivan, who was really the dominant composer of the Victorian period.
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37:11Gianna VolpeHOST
talk a little bit more about what you do for those who don't know, which is probably most?