Organization

Singer

Tenor

Andrew Maughan

Gabriel of Eisenstein

Diction Coach

Julia Hoffmann Lawson

Conductor

Arthur Fagen

Stage director

Robin Guarino

Set designer

Allen Moyer

Costume designer

Candice Donnelly

Lighting designer

Allen Hahn

Chorus master

Walter Huff

Choreographer

Michael Vernon

Soprano

Marlen Nahhas

Rosalinde

Ann Marie Theis

Bille Bruley

Rebekah Howell

Adele

Natalie Weinberg

Baritone

Zachary Coates

Frank

Ross Coughanour

Edward E. Graves

Doctor Falke

Bruno Sandes

Tislam Swift

Doctor Blind

Max Zander

Andres Acosta

Alfred

Michael Day

Mezzo-soprano

Kaitlyn McMonigle

Prince Orlofsky

Amanda Perera

Synthia Steiman

Joelle Tucker

Jacobs School of Music (Indiana University)

German

Die Fledermaus -  (The Bat)

Bloomington

United States

Musical Arts Center

1. [announcement] (00:17)
2. [Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle, The Marseillaise] (02:17)
Act I
3. Overture (08:49)
4. No. 1, Introduction (05:31)
5. No. 1a, Duet (02:05)
6. No. 2, Trio (06:44)
7. No. 3, Duet (06:28)
8. No. 4, Trio (05:29)
9. No. 5, Finale of Act 1 (09:23)

Die Fledermaus

Public

The Bat

English

Approved

Imagine how you’d feel if a friend had taken advantage of your highly inebriated state after a costume party—leaving you passed out in a public park while dressed as a bat!

You’d plot revenge, of course—which is just one of the hilarious subplots that unfolds in this most popular of all operettas, a masterwork of merriment that bubbles along to the tune of some of Strauss’s most glorious melodies.

A husband with a roving eye, his wife who’s just a bit bored with her love life, and her former boyfriend who’s an amorous tenor with a lot more than High C’s on his mind … These are just some of the fabulous folk you’ll meet in bygone Vienna, where the parties never stop and life’s little problems can all be solved with a glass of fine champagne!

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew