PHOTO CALL: Pirates of Penzance, With Kevin Earley, Omar Lopez-Cepero, Patricia Noonan, Opens at the Marriott Theatre | Playbill

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News PHOTO CALL: Pirates of Penzance, With Kevin Earley, Omar Lopez-Cepero, Patricia Noonan, Opens at the Marriott Theatre The Marriott Theatre in Lincolnshire presents W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance, which officially opened April 13. The limited engagement at the Marriott continues through June 10.

Directed by Dominic Missimi, the cast features Kevin Earley (A Tale of Two Cities, Thoroughly Modern Millie) as the Pirate King, Omar Lopez-Cepero (American Idiot) as Frederic, Patricia Noonan (Death Takes a Holiday) as Mabel, Ross Lehman as the Modern Major General and Alene Robertson as Ruth, Roger Anderson, Brian Bohr, Kelly Anne Clark, Carl Draper, Natalie Ford, Patrick Gagnon, Andrew Lupp, Jeff Max, Christine Mild, Susan Moniz, Alexandra E. Palkovic, Christine Perkins, Liam Quealy, Sam Rogers, Brandon Springman, William Travis Taylor and Bernie Yvon

The Pirates of Penzance, according to the Marriott, "follows the story of young Frederic who, as a child, is mistakenly apprenticed to a band of tenderhearted, orphaned pirates. Upon completion of his apprenticeship to the pirates on his 21st birthday, Frederic is released from his servitude. Soon after, he meets the fair maiden Mabel, daughter of Major-General Stanley. The two fall instantly in love; but, as always, obstacles threaten to cause trouble for young Frederic. It turns out Frederic was born during the leap year, which means even though he is 21-years-old, he has only had five birthdays, and is in fact indebted to the pirates for 63 more years."

Here's a look at opening night:

Pirates of Penzance, With Kevin Earley, Omar Lopez-Cepero, Patricia Noonan, Opens at the Marriott Theatre


For more information, please visit www.MarriottTheatre.com.

 
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