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Ruddigore
- Rupak K. Bhuyan ’13 (center) plays Roderic Murgatroyd, the original bad baron of “Ruddigore” and the uncle of Robin Oakapple. By Sara Joe Wolansky
- Robin Oakapple, now called Ruthven Murgatroyd (Jonathan K. Stevens ’14) deliberates acting on the bad deeds his ancestors have charged him to fulfill in in the Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert & Sullivan Players’ (HRG&SP) production of “Ruddigore.” By Sara Joe Wolansky
- Ashley N. Kaupert ’12 plays Mad Margaret, driven to insanity by her love for Sir Despard. By Sara Joe Wolansky
- Ensemble members Gabrielle M. Walti ’14 and Ben Morris ’09 express their fear towards Sir Despard during the end of Act I. By Sara Joe Wolansky
- Ensemble members dance and sing in “Ruddigore,” directed by Joshua R. McTaggart ’13, a Crimson arts comper. By Sara Joe Wolansky
- The set of “Ruddigore” was designed by Scott J. Roben ’12 and featured the castle’s portrait gallery. The ancestral ghosts emerged from behind these large portraits when they were enraged by Robin’s innocuous crimes. By Sara Joe Wolansky
Harvard-Radcliffe Gilbert & Sullivan Players' production of Ruddigore is a comic opera in two acts originally performed in London in the year 1887. The production runs in the Agassiz theater at 8pm this Thursday through Saturday, with 2pm matinee performances on Saturday, November 13 and Sunday, November 14.
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