Name: Hochzeit im Fasching
Start: 2025-02-08T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-02-09T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Eiffel Art Studios

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Hungarian State Opera

Conductor

Szabolcs Sándor

Stage director

András Almási-Tóth

Set designer

Balázs Fügedi

Costume designer

Márk Kiss

Choreographer

Eszter Lázár

Lighting designer

Sándor Baumgartner

Video designer

Zsombor Czeglédi

Translator

Kinga Keszthelyi

Chorus master

Gábor Csiki

Singer

Csaba Szegedi

Peter, an honourable gentleman

Adrienn Miksch

The honourable lady

Zsuzsanna Kapi

Zsuzsika, their daughter

Barna Bartos

Kálmán, a student from Csurgó

Andrea Meláth

Countess

Attila Dobak

Zoltán, a guardsman

Bernadett Wiedemann

Mrs. Bükky

Rita Rácz

Stanci, the spinster

Lőrinc Kósa

Domokos

Diána Ivett Kiss

Mrs. Domokos

Aron Ottó Jóhannsson

Andris

Balázs Papp

Forfeit collector

Orchestra

Hungarian State Opera Orchestra

Others

Choir of the Hungarian State Opera

Ballet

Hungarian National Ballet

ungarsk

Hochzeit im Fasching

Budapest

Hungary

Eiffel Art Studios

Miklós Bánffy Stage

Hochzeit im Fasching Poldini

Public

Sharan Allad

engelsk

Approved

It was made by the first-year students of the Motion Picture Department of SZFE. Comedy opera in two parts, three acts, in Hungarian, with Hungarian and English subtitles Strangers are quarantined in a house due to the harsh weather. Passions boil over, people who shouldn't fall in love with each other, and people who should form a couple fall out of love with each other. In confinement, many things are revealed about the other, instead of the failed carnival party, a quarantine party that lasts for days begins, where the small group turns more and more into a community and watches with prying eyes the forbidden love of Kálmán, the student from Csurgó, and Zsuzsika, the slightly depressed, sensitive girl. Of course, others also fall in love in the process, devour the supplies, so that everything will be in its place at the end of the quarantine. Ede Poldini's comedy opera in two acts was presented on February 16, 1924 by the Hungarian State Opera House. Ernő Vajda had already prepared the libretto for the opera more than a decade earlier, but the world war and other circumstances hindered the writing of the opera. The premiere was a huge success, the Carnival wedding saw more than a hundred performances. It is not a common piece of repertoire, although it is one of the few Hungarian operas that was successful abroad: it was performed in Vienna, Dresden and London. The play was repainted with completely new colors by the epidemic situation of the past year, there are moments and states of mind familiar to all of us, so that we can have a good laugh at ourselves and how we spent the last period locked between the four walls. The video footage of the blizzard shown in the performance was provided by ZemplénTV and ZsolcaTV. _________________________________ Comic opera in two parts, in three acts, in Hungarian with Hungarian and English surtitles Dozens of people end up quarantined due to the bad weather. Emotions run high: those who shouldn't, fall in love; those who are together, fall out of love. When locked together, people learn a lot about each other. Instead of the wedding during carnival, a several days long quarantine party starts, forging a community from this rag-tag party, who follow the forbidden love between Kálmán, a student from the town of Csurgó, and Zsuzsika, a sensitive girl suffering from mild depression, with watchful eyes. And of course others fall in love as well, they devour their food rations, and the orchestra plays night and day, only to return to normal once the quarantine ends. Ede Poldini's comic opera first premiered on 16 February 1924 at the Hungarian State Opera. Its libretto had already been written by Ernő Vajda a decade earlier, but the world war delayed the completion of the piece. First night was a huge success, Love Adrift went on for a hundred performances. It is an unusual piece of repertoire although it is one of those rare Hungarian works that once enjoyed international fame, in Vienna, Dresden and London. The piece has now gained entirely new meaning in light of the long months of the recent epidemic, with a long list of scenes and emotions familiar to all of us:they help us laugh about ourselves and how we spent this period locked between four walls.

Ede Poldini: Carnival wedding | Hochzeit im Fasching (Love Adrift) (short trailer by SZFE)

Dozens of people end up quarantined due to the bad weather. Emotions run high: those who shouldn’t, fall in love; those who are together, fall out of love. When locked in together, people learn a lot about each other. Instead of the wedding during carnival, a several days long quarantine party starts, forging a community from this rag-tag party, who follow the forbidden love between Kálmán, a student from the town of Csurgó, and Zsuzsika, a sensitive girl suffering from mild depression, with watchful eyes. And of course others fall in love as well, they devour their food rations, and the orchestra plays night and day, only to return to normal once the quarantine ends. Ede Poldini’s comic opera first premiered on 16 February 1924 at the Hungarian State Opera. Its libretto had already been written by Ernő Vajda a decade earlier, but the world war delayed the completion of the piece. First night was a huge success, Love Adrift went on for a hundred performances. It is an unusual piece of repertoire although it is one of those rare Hungarian works that once enjoyed fame internationally, in Vienna, Dresden and London.
The piece has now gained entirely new meaning in light of the long months of the recent epidemic, with a long list of scenes and emotions familiar to all of us: they help us laugh about ourselves and how we spent this period locked between four walls.

English

Idegenek  kerülnek egy házban karanténba a zord időjárás miatt. Forrnak a szenvedélyek, egymásba szeret, akinek nem kéne, és kiszeret egymásból, akinek viszont párt kéne alkotnia. A bezártságban sok minden kiderül a másikról, a meghiúsult farsangi lagzi helyett napokig tartó karanténparti veszi kezdetét, ahol a szedettvedett társaság egyre inkább közösséggé alakul, és árgus szemekkel figyeli Kálmán, a csurgói diák és Zsuzsika, a kicsit depressziós, érzékeny kislány tiltott szerelmét. Persze mások is szerelembe esnek közben, felfalják a készleteket, hogy aztán a karantén végén minden a helyére kerüljön. Poldini Ede kétfelvonásos vígoperáját 1924. február 16-án mutatta be a Magyar Állami Operaház. Az opera librettóját Vajda Ernő bő évtizeddel korábban már elkészítette, ám a világháború és más körülmények hátráltatták az opera megírását. A premier óriási siker volt, a Farsangi lakodalom száznál is több előadást élt meg. Nem gyakori repertoárdarab, holott azon kevés magyar opera közé tartozik, amely külföldön is sikert aratott: játszották Bécsben, Drezdában és Londonban is. A darabot az elmúlt év járványhelyzete teljesen új színekkel festette át, mindannyiunk számára ismerős pillanatok és lélekállapotok sorjáznak, hogy jót tudjunk nevetni magunkon, és azon, hogyan töltöttük el az utóbbi időszakot a négy fal közé zárva.

Az előadásban látható hóvihar videófelvételeket a ZemplénTV és a ZsolcaTV biztosította.

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Hochzeit im Fasching by Poldini, sø. 09 feb. 2025, Fra (2025/2025), I regi av András Almási-Tóth,, Dirigent Szabolcs Sándor, Eiffel Art Studios, Budapest, Hungary

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