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 "Tripping hither, tripping thither." The women's chorus welcomes us to fairyland. |
 "Welcome to our hearts again." Summoned by the Fairy Queen (Matt Roehrig), Iolanthe (Louise Krieger) returns from exile and joins her sisters in celebration. |
 "Good morrow, good lover" Phyllis (Mary Annarella) and Strephon (James Brower) sing Arcadian songs with flageolet accompaniment. |
 "Tantantara! Tzing, boom!" The House of Lords (the men's chorus) enter with pomp and circumstance. |
 "The stage directions clearly say..." The Lord Chancellor (Steve Morgan) enters, followed by his train bearer (Ben Pike). |
 "Let us stay, madam. . .they display, madam, shocking taste!" Celia (Rebecca Dowling), Leila (Heather Lee Crocker), and Fleta (Kathy Tobiassen) lead the fairies in defiance to the peers. |
 "To you I pledge my heart so rich." Phyllis (Mary Annarella) cannot decide whether she prefers Lord Mountararat (Dennis Gordan) or Lord Tolloller (Glenn Wall). |
 "Here's a pretty kettle of fish." The Lords accuse the fairies of meddling in politics. |
 "Pvt. Willis, B Company, First Grenadier Guards." The Fairy Queen (Matt Roehrig) expresses her admiration for Pvt. Willis (Nicholas Dahlman). |
 "It's really very simple: the insertion of a single word. . ." The Lord Chancellor (Steve Morgan) shows the Fairy Queen (Matt Roehrig) how a simple revision of the fairy law will turn disaster into a happy ending for all. Lord Mountararat (Dennis Gordan) looks on in approval. |
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