Organization

Singer

Tenor

Christoph Späth

Marquis Arisitide de Faublas

Soprano

Dagmar Manzel

Madeleine

Katharine Mehrling

Daisy Darlington

Helmut Baumann

Mustapha Bei

Spoken

Theo Rüster

Célestin Formant

Mezzo-soprano

Agnes Zwierko

La Tangolita

Peter Renz

Pomerol

Matthias Spenke

René

Frank Baer

Monsieur Albert

Baritone

Archibald

Christiane Oertel

Bébé

Pierre, Conférencier im Savoy

Stage director

Barrie Kosky

Conductor

Adam Benzwi

Lighting designer

Klaus Grünberg

Costume designer

Esther Bialas

Set designer

Choreographer

Otto Pichler

Dramaturge

Pavel B Jiracek

Chorus master

Jean-Christophe Charron

Komische Oper Berlin

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Ball im Savoy -  (Ball at the Savoy)

Berlin

Germany

Komische Oper

Ball im Savoy Abraham

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Ball at the Savoy

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Zur Produktion: http://www.komische-oper-berlin.de/spielplan/ball-im-savoy/Paul Abraham»Ball im Savoy«Operette in zwei Akten (1932)Text von Alfred Grünwald u...

First performed in Berlin in 1932 (with the Metropol Theatre Orchestra), this masterpiece from the pen of Jewish-Hungarian composer Paul Abraham, a dazzling revue about love, sex and the paso doble, was revived in Behrenstraße 80 years after its premiere and has been one of the house's box-office hits ever since. A rousing mixture of Berlin jazz, Hungarian Csárdás, Viennese melodiousness and Yiddish klezmer, Ball im Savoy tells a crazy story about a newly married society couple whose fidelity is put to the test. A sparkling spectacle!

And in the middle of it all, three of the great operetta divas of our day: Dagmar Manzel, Katharine Mehrling and Helmut Baumann. "A furious dance on the volcano ... more than three hours of cabaret spectacle between ambiguity and winking."

English

Ball at the Savoy by Abraham, Nuo (2022/2022), Režisierius Barrie Kosky,, Dirigentas Adam Benzwi, Komische Oper, Berlin, Germany

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