Organization

Stage director

Barbara Schöne

Conductor

Volker Plangg

Costume designer

Xenia Lassak

Set designer

Choreographer

Marie-Christin Zeisset

Dramaturge

Lür Jaenike

Singer

Laura Scherwitzl

Lorelei Lee

Julia Baier-Tarasova

Dorothy Shaw

Sebastian Naglatzki

Gus Esmond

Andrés Felipe Orozco

Henry Spofford

Gabriele Thomann

Mrs. Ella Spofford

Robert Merwald

Josephus Gage

Karin Hartmann

Lady Phyllis Beekman

Gunter Sonneson

Sir Francis Beekman

Markus Kopp

Robert Lemandeur / Mr. Esmond Senior

Marin Silni

Louis / Léon / Steward

Andreas Hartig

Zweiter Steward / Pierre

Hyoung-Jun Lim

Dritter Steward

Bernd Richert

Chansonnier (Coquette)

Krzysztof Napierała

Maître d'Hotel / Oberkellner Casino

Theater und Orchester Neubrandenburg / Neustrelitz

Orchestra

Neubrandenburger Philharmonie

Others

Opernchor der TOG

alemany

Blondinen bevorzugt (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes) -  (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes)

Neustrelitz

Germany

Landestheater

Landestheater Mecklenburg

Blondinen bevorzugt (Gentlemen Prefer Blondes) Styne

Public

Gentlemen Prefer Blondes

Approved

They say yes, and some women think they know for a long time, that blondes make men dumber. In any case, the opportunity to experience blondes on stage and their breathtaking effect on the male sex arises with a visit to the musical "Blondes Prefer".

Jule Styne's musical was a huge success for the still young composer on Broadway with 740 (!) ensuite performances. With "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend" he created an evergreen that has inspired various artists, including Madonna and Christina Aguilera, to create their own interpretations. The film adaptation, starring Marilyn Monroe and Jane Russell, was an even more spectacular success and is considered one of the top-grossing films of the 1950s.

The two attractive showgirls Dorothy and Lorelei have completely different opinions on money and love. While Dorothy doesn't care much for filthy lucre, Lorelei is more materialistic. The two travel to France aboard the Ile de France. During the crossing, Lorelei stirs up the high society on board and manages to set Dorothy up with the shy student Henry Spofford. Lorelei herself is very afraid that a secret from her past could break her engagement.

English

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