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The Royal Command staging of The Mikado was the first theatrical performance at Balmoral Castle. Although the D'Oyly Carte Company (in the midst of a tour of Scotland) was currently rehearsing The Gondoliers, Queen Victoria had already seen the opera at Windsor Castle a few months earlier. The company faced several logistical difficulties in performing at Balmoral, travelling from Aberdeen to Ballater and rehearsing on the small ballroom stage before the performance at 9:30pm. After a midnight supper, the company travelled back to Aberdeen at 3:00am for two performances of The Gondoliers the following day.

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  • The Royal Command staging of <i>The Mikado</i> was the first theatrical performance at Balmoral Castle. Although the D'Oyly Carte Company (in the midst of a tour of Scotland) was currently rehearsing <i>The Gondoliers</i>, Queen Victoria had already seen the opera at Windsor Castle a few months earlier. The company faced several logistical difficulties in performing at Balmoral, travelling from Aberdeen to Ballater and rehearsing on the small ballroom stage before the performance at 9:30pm. After a midnight supper, the company travelled back to Aberdeen at 3:00am for two performances of <i>The Gondoliers</i> the following day. (en)
  • Cream silk fringed programme, with metal thread braiding and two pom-poms. The programme is mounted on cream cardboard. (en)
  • Silk programme for <i>The Mikado</i>, Balmoral Castle, 1891 (en)
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  • The Royal Command staging of <i>The Mikado</i> was the first theatrical performance at Balmoral Castle. Although the D'Oyly Carte Company (in the midst of a tour of Scotland) was currently rehearsing <i>The Gondoliers</i>, Queen Victoria had already seen the opera at Windsor Castle a few months earlier. The company faced several logistical difficulties in performing at Balmoral, travelling from Aberdeen to Ballater and rehearsing on the small ballroom stage before the performance at 9:30pm. After a midnight supper, the company travelled back to Aberdeen at 3:00am for two performances of <i>The Gondoliers</i> the following day. (en)
  • Cream silk fringed programme, with metal thread braiding and two pom-poms. The programme is mounted on cream cardboard. (en)
  • Silk programme for <i>The Mikado</i>, Balmoral Castle, 1891 (en)
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