Presenting in word & song, score & deed, the life and work of Sir Arthur Sullivan, composer for Victorian England from "Onward, Christian soldiers" to Gilbert & Sullivan opera

Presenting in word & song, score & deed, the life and work of Sir Arthur Sullivan, composer for Victorian England from "Onward, Christian soldiers" to Gilbert & Sullivan opera

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