Frederick-Stanley Entertainment

An A-ranked Corporation founded in April 2029, with its headquarters in Truro, Cornwall, Frederick-Stanley Entertainment is primarily a film company specializing in musicals, although it also handles the creation of advertisement-, publicity-, and tourism-related media and administrative services in portions of Cornwall, Yorkshire, and Wales.

Their films and trids include: Pirates of Penzance (2029), Phantom of the Opera (2030), HMS Pinafore (2031), Threepenny Opera (2032), Noose of the Phantom (2032), The Tenno Mikado (2033), Sweeney Todd (2034), Midsummer Nighmare (2035), The Sorcerer (2036), Bluebeard (2037), Fallen Fairies (2038), The Spectre Knight (2039), A Taste for Love (2040), Turin Turambar (2041), Little Shop of Horrors (2042), The Sword and the Stone (2043), Diarmuid and Grainne (2044), The Queen of Air and Darkness (2044), The Ill-Made Knight (2044), The Candle In The Wind (2045), Beren and Luthien (2046), Wizards (2047), Erlkonig (2048) and The Stolen Child (2049), REPO: The Genetic Opera (2053), and The Frog Prince (2057).