What is Mikado?
Mikado or The city of Titip is the most popular of the operetta by Gilbert and Sullivan. Sir William Schwenck Gilbert wrote libretto and Sir Arthur Seymour Sullivan composed music. Mikado was their ninth operetta together, followed by the princess ida or Adamant Castle. Mikado premiered in London at the Savoy Theater Theater, Richard d'Oyly Carte's Theater, March 14, 1885. Their love was thwarted by the fact that she was engaged to her guardian, Ko-Ko, tailor, and so he returned to his father. Katisha. In the face of this, Nanki-Poo escaped from the court and traveled on the landscape masked as wandering minstrel.e-mikado draconian law, Nanki-Poo returns to Titip. Here he finds that Ko-ko has been rewritten but promoted to the role of executioner Lord High, because, so it was justified, could not cut off someone else's head until he cut his own and secured the continuing life of those fliThey mercy and bypass the problematic law.
Ko-ko will first appear as Lord High Executioner and tells of the list that it suggests potential victims. Yum-yum and her classmates are entering and Nanki-Poo admits his love for yum-yum ko-ko, which takes it a step. Nanki-Poo, which has the opportunity for a private conversation, reveals its identity Yum-Yum. When Ko-Ko enters, they leave invisible and soon interrupt him with a letter from Mikado, with the ultimatum to absorb someone within a month, or lose his rank and let the city degrade the Titip to the village.
Ko-ko rejected the proposal that when he is already in the sentence of death, he cut off his own head and his attempt to appoint one of his advisor to the position of Lord's high replacement to executed the place of his mating. Nanki-Poo, upset with the idea that he cannot be with ko-ko, enters the rope and plans his own suicide. Ko-ko has an idea that nanki-poo could help him by beingHe agreed to be postponing instead at the end of the monthly period. Nanki-poo agrees to the condition that in the meantime he can marry Yum-Yum and they are coping.
Katisha enters and acknowledges Nanki-Poo, but she is prevented from revealing his identity, so she leaves to avenge. Yum-anum is torn between joy when he married her beloved, and sadness in his approaching death. Her heart is not released by the news from Ko-ko that when a man is beheaded, his wife is forced to be buried alive. Yum-yum cannot face this and refuses to marry with Nanki-Poo under these conditions. Nanki-Poo, again, Sabez Yum-Yum can't live and returns to his plan of suicide, which ko-koko upset.
The immediate arrival of Mikado and Ko-Ko is notified that he comes to check to see if the execution has been committed. Nanki-poo offers beheaded, but it turned out that Ko-ko did not kill insects and could not pass it. Instead, it creates an affidavit that Nanki-Poo has been executed and Nanki-Poo and Yum-Yum leave for st. When MikadHe will arrive with Katisha, Ko-Ko is pleased to inform him that the execution has occurred and filed an affidavit. Mikado, uninteresting, asks for his son, who traveled after Titip under the name Nanki-Poo. He is told that Nanki-Poo has left abroad, but Katisha, reading the affidavit, concludes that he was killed because everyone in the area is doomed to the relevant punishment for killing the heir.
ko-ko is trying to get Nanki-Poo to agree to meet his father, Alenanki-Poo is still afraid to be forced to marry Katisha. To avoid this, it insists that Ko-Ko, marrying with Katisha, is the only thing that can ensure his happiness, which in turn will encourage him to reappear to spare the life of Ko-K-S. Ko-ko convinces Katisha, Nanki-Poo reappears at a time when he is forgiving and Nanki-Poo and Yum-anum celebrate his wedding.