1923: Plymouth Gilbert and Sullivan Fellowship founded.

1924: Mikado | First ever production

1947: Gondoliers | First post-war production

1970 & 1980: The Yeomen of the Guard | Royal Citadel, Plymouth

1983: Iolanthe | Debut at the Theatre Royal, Plymouth starring John Reed OBE 

1993: Guests on ‘Friday Night is Music Night’ for BBC Radio 2

1997: Iolanthe | First of several NODA awards

1998: CD recording of ‘The Music of Gilbert and Sullivan’ with the Band of HM Royal Marines Plymouth for the RNLI

2009: Second CD recording of ‘The Magic of Gilbert and Sullivan’

2009: The Merry Widow | First non-G&S production

2010: Ruddigore | Debut at the Buxton International G&S Festival, winning six nominations and two awards and filmed for Sky Arts

2012: My Fair Lady | Second non-G&S production, and a gala concert with the Band of HM Royal Marines Plymouth at the Hall For Cornwall

2014: The Yeomen of the Guard | Returning to the International G&S Festival, now in Harrogate, we performed in both the Royal Hall and at Knaresborough Castle

2015: Carmen | Third non-G&S production was the famous opera

2016: Iolanthe | Our innovative 1960s production won the ‘Allan Brooking Cup for Best G&S Production’ at the NODA regional awards ceremony in Bristol

2017: Chess | Fourth non-G&S production, to great critical acclaim and full houses

2018: Spamalot | Plus, a company name chang to PGS Productions

2019: PGS Theatre Productions produces Evita!

2020: Winner: ‘Best Company Singing’ for our production of Evita!

2021: PGS Return after the Global Pandemic – COVID-19

2022: The Hunchback Of Notre Dame | Musical

2023: Anything Goes | Musical

2023: PGS 100th Anniversary Concert & Ball | Concert originally named “Sunday Night At The Lyric”, on the lyric stage: Theatre Royal Plymouth

2024: Titanic | The Musical

2025: Made In Dagenham

2025: Chess The Musical (Semi Staged) | Hall for Cornwall & Princess Theatre, Torquay

2026: Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street | Theatre Royal, Plymouth

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