The name SAVOYARDS is derived from the name of the theatre in London, Richard D'Oyly Carte's Savoy Theatre, where many Gilbert & Sullivan operas were first performed. It refers to afficionados and performers of Gilbert & Sullivan's operas. There are at least three ways to pronounce SAVOYARDS: SA-voy-ards, with emphasis on the first syllable; sa-VOY-ards, with emphasis on the second syllable; and SAVVEE-ards, with emphasis on the first syllable. Take your choice.
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Washington Savoyards'
35th season

Babes in Toyland

valet parking is available for all
 Washington Savoyards performances

to reserve the Atlas Shuttle from Union Station on weekend evenings, call 1.301.751.1802

eateries & more

ARGONAUT TAVERN—at 1433 H Street, funky with great sweet potato fries website

NAPA 1015—on H Street between 10th & 11th, offering a pre-theatre dinner for $30 and free wine-tastings on Wednesdays, 5-7 pm website

SOVA ESPRESSO AND WINE —at 1359 H Street with some of the best coffee in town website

the New York Times on H ("as in Humming") Street >>

 

The Pirates of Penzance

June 7-8 at the
Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
University of Maryland

contact the Clarice Smith Center for tickets

Washington Savoyards
the Washington Savoyards performs at the
Atlas Performing Arts Center
1333 H Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002 		Network for Good logo TIN# 52-1040016
| box office 202. 399.7993 | administrative phone 202.399.7993 use "arts partners" directory | 202.399.6761 fax |
| email savoyards@savoyards.org |
at the Atlas Performing Arts Center, 1333 H Street, NE, Washington, DC 20002

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