Name: Candide
Start: 2022-05-05T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-05-16T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Gärtnerplatztheater

Organization

Stage director

Adam Cooper

Lighting designer

Michael Heidinger

Costume designer

Alfred Mayerhofer

Set designer

Rainer Sinell

Video

Raphael Kurig

Thomas Mahnecke

Choreographer

Chorus master

Felix Meybier

Tenor

Maximilian Mayer

Candide

Soprano

Andreja Zidaric

Cunegonde

Ilia Staple

Baritone

Alexander Franzen

Dr Pangloss

Contralto

Florine Schnitzel

Paquette

Anna Agathonos

Old Woman

Martin

Spoken

Cacambo

Conductor

Andreas Kowalewitz

Anthony Bramall

Andreas Partilla

Dramaturge

András Borbély T

Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz

Others

Chor des Staatstheaters am Gärtnerplatz

Orchestra

Orchester des Staatstheaters am Gärtnerplatz

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Munich

Germany

Gärtnerplatztheater

Candide Bernstein

Public

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Approved

CANDIDE PREMIERE 12/17/2015 REITHALLE Music by Leonard Bernstein Book by Hugh Wheeler Lyrics by Richard Wilbur with additional lyrics by Stephen Sondheim, John LaTouche, Dorothy Parker, Lillian Hellman and Leonard Bernstein. Musical Director Marco Comin Direction Adam Cooper Stage Rainer Sinell Costume Design Alfred Mayerhofer Choir Preparation Felix Meybier Light Michael Heidinger Video Raphael Kurig Thomas Mahnecke Dramaturgy Daniel C. Schindler Cast: Alexander Franzen (Voltaire / Pangloss / Cacambo / Martin), Gideon Poppe (Candide), Csilla Csövari (Cunegonde), Erwin Belakowitsch (Maximilian / Captain), Dagmar Hellberg (The Old Lady), Nazide Aylin (Paquette / Ensemble), Juan Carlos Falcón (Officer 1 / Inquisitor 1 / Judge / Don Issachar / Governor / Vanderdendur / Ragotzky) ,

The young Candide grew up with Cunegonde and Maximilian, the two teenage children of his uncle, Baron Thunder-ten-tronckh, in a sheltered place at his castle in Westphalia. From their common tutor, the philosopher Dr. Pangloss, the three, along with the maid Paquette, are taught to believe they live in the "best of all possible worlds." Finally cast out by his family and forced to venture out into the wide world, Candide embarks on a journey that will see him fall victim to natural disasters, witness political and religious strife, abuse, betrayal, and terminal illnesses—but none of that can dissuade him from clinging to his unshakable optimism about the "best of all worlds."

Leonard Bernstein took the philosophical-satirical novel »Candide oder der Optimismus« by the French Enlightener Voltaire from 1759 as a template for his »Comic Operetta« in two acts, which was first performed on December 1, 1956 on New York's Broadway. As a result, the composer revised his work several times with the help of various authors. Inspired by Voltaire's biting, socially critical irony, Bernstein created music for what is probably his best-known stage work alongside »West Side Story«, which, in its captivating mixture of operetta, musical and revue, is at the same time – as the composer himself once put it – a »declaration of love to the European music« that quotes European dance forms such as gavotte, mazurka or polka as well as traditions of Italian bel canto opera.

English

Izrādes kredīti (Izpildītāji un radošā komanda )

Lomās

Radoša komanda

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