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Gilbert & Sullivan's Patience (or Bunthorne's Bride) – an hilarious satire on artistic movements & meaningful fads, will get the StoryTown Festival treatment for one night only. John Strachan, Professor of English Literature and Pro-Vice-Chancellor of Bath Spa University's Corsham Court Campus, together with a special guest from the world of opera will discuss the piece and perform highlights.
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