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This production of the Mikado marks Globe’s first venture into the world of light opera and the results are delightful. Elise Dewsberry and Greg Diakun, artistic and musical directors respectively, are doing a fine job of putting all the fun, beautiful music and pageantry into this wonderful show. The set was designed by Jacky Willows. Jacky’s work is well- known to area theatre-goers and she has outdone herself this time around. The costumes are colorful and very authentic. If you are a Gilbert and Sullivan fan, no more need be said. And if you aren’t familiar with Gilbert and Sullivan, this is your opportunity to find out what all the excitement is about. The music is beautiful, the lyrics delightful, the story is non- sense; in short, an absolute delight. The tickets are $12 and. are available from Royal LePage, 170 Guelph St., Georgetown. For best selection, reserve in person. Call 877-4323 for more information. 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