Jessie Bond

Mezzo-soprano in Gilbert and Sullivan operas

Jessie Bond - Performers & Entertainers born January 10th, 1853
Born
Died

1942
84 years ago — 89 years old

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Performers & Entertainers

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United Kingdom

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Engaged primarily with the comic operas of Gilbert and Sullivan, performed with prominent companies during the late 19th century. Specialized in mezzo-soprano roles, showcasing a distinctive vocal quality and comedic timing. Major contributions included roles in classic productions such as 'The Mikado' and 'H.M.S. Pinafore'. Regarded for extensive performances in England and at the Savoy Theatre, where many of these operas debuted and became popular.

Performed as Katisha in 'The Mikado'

Starred as Little Buttercup in 'H.M.S. Pinafore'

Played the roles of Iolanthe in 'Iolanthe'

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