The Mikado
Productions
The Mikado had the longest original run of the Savoy Operas. It also had the quickest revival: after Gilbert and Sullivan's next work, Ruddigore, closed relatively quickly, three operas were revived to fill the interregnum until The Yeomen of the Guard was ready, including The Mikado, just 17 months after its first run closed.

The Mikado

Section Title: Productions
Table Section Text: The Mikado had the longest original run of the Savoy Operas. It also had the quickest revival: after Gilbert and Sullivan's next work, Ruddigore, closed relatively quickly, three operas were revived to fill the interregnum until The Yeomen of the Guard was ready, including The Mikado, just 17 months after its first run closed.

Theatre	Opening Date	Closing Date	Perfs.	Details

Savoy Theatre	14 March 1885	19 January 1887	672	First London run.

Fifth Avenue and Standard Theatres, New York	19 August 1885	17 April 1886	250	Authorised American production. Production was given at the Fifth Avenue Theatre, except for a one-month transfer to the Standard Theatre in February 1886.

Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York	1 November 1886	20 November 1886	3 wks	Production with some D'Oyly Carte personnel under the management of John Stetson.

Savoy Theatre	7 June 1888	29 September 1888	116	First London revival.

Savoy Theatre	6 November 1895	4 March 1896	127	Second London revival.

Savoy Theatre	27 May 1896	4 July 1896	6	Performances at matinees during the original run of The Grand Duke.

Savoy Theatre	11 July 1896	17 February 1897	226	Continuation of revival after early closure of The Grand Duke.

Savoy Theatre	28 April 1908	27 March 1909	142	Second Savoy repertory season; played with five other operas. Closing date shown is of the entire season.

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The Mikado opened on 14 March 1885, in London, where it ran at the Savoy Theatre for 672 performances.

final_sentence: The Mikado opened on 14 March 1885, in London, where it ran at the Savoy Theatre for 672 performances.