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Ko-Ko

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Ko-Ko
appointed by the Mikado as Lord High Executioner. [Br. Opera: The Mikado]
See : Execution

Ko-Ko
holder of dread office of High Executioner. [Br. Opera: The Mikado, Magill I, 591–592]


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The time-honoured colourful Japanese setting and costumes are used, and the only modern slant comes when Lord High Executioner Ko-Ko - beautifully played by Colin Lapworth - reels off his list of people 'who never would be missed' and they include current Prime Minister Gordon Brown and some of his henchmen.
Along with Ko-Ko and Pish-Tush (played by della Luna regular Ian Belsey), his I Am So Proud was another of the first act highlights.
Ironically, Ko-Ko occupies the adjoining office to Sir Humphrey.
 
 
 
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