Janet Woods-Morris, a talented Canadian actress and impresario, embarked on a remarkable endeavor in 1975. She founded the Four Seasons Musical Theatre Society to commemorate a momentous occasion - the 100th anniversary of the extraordinary creative partnership between the renowned Gilbert and Sullivan. This ambitious project was carefully orchestrated under the guidance of Maestro Laszlo Gati, the esteemed conductor of the Victoria Symphony Summer Festival. The Four Seasons' inaugural production featured an impressive repertoire of four Gilbert and Sullivan abridged operettas, with two performances each evening, in the prestigious Newcombe Auditorium located within the British Columbia Provincial Museum.
