Topsy-Turvy

The creative partnership between W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan faces its first significant challenge when their latest production, "Princess Ida," receives lukewarm reception from critics and audiences alike. Struggling to maintain a balance amidst the mounting pressures of their strained relationship, both artists find themselves at an impasse. However, with the unwavering support from their friends and colleagues, they are gradually coaxed back into collaboration, reigniting the spark that had made them an iconic duo in the world of musical theater. Through this journey, "The Mikado," one of their most celebrated masterpieces, is born, symbolizing not only a testament to the resilience of artistic partnerships but also an enduring celebration of creative expression and friendship.