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William Schwenck Gilbert, dramatist, librettist, poet and wit died a hundred years ago from a heart attack while saving a young lady from drowning. He was known for being prickly and celebrated it in the misanthrope's song in Princess Ida –“I thought it my duty to live up to my reputation. Gruff and disagreeable he might appear to many, but those that knew him refer to his generosity and good humour. He is the subject of this one man show, specially created for the International Wimbledon Music Festival, by John Sessions who is renowned for skills in improvisation, comedy and impersonation.
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