Display title | The Pirates of Penzance |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | The Pirates of Penzance, or: The Slave of Duty is a famous and much-parodied operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan (and itself redolent with parodies and lampshade-hanging), and one of the most famous works of 19th century English drama. The eponymous slave to duty is Frederic, who was accidentally apprenticed to a pirate ship when he was a boy, and felt honour-bound to be the best pirate he could be -- but now he has come of age, and his period of apprenticeship is over, he feels honour-bound to round up a posse and wipe the pirates from the face of the earth. Hilarity Ensues. |