Organization

Conductor

Conductor (+3)

Alexander Solovyov

Baritone (+1)

Alexander Shakhov

Gabriel of Eisenstein

Soprano

Anna Dattay

Rosalinde

Tenor

Damir Zаkirov

Alfred

Soprano (+1)

Aleksandra Sennikova

Adele

Mezzo-soprano (+2)

Victoria Voytenkova

Prince Orlofsky

Bass (+3)

Yury Monchak

Frank

Stage director

Stage director (+1)

Yulia Prokhorova

Lighting designer

Denis Solntsev

Video

Vadim Dulenko

Chorusmaster

Chorusmaster (+2)

Vladimir Stolpovskikh

Stage director (+2)

Olga Kokh

Assistant Set Designer

Stage director (+3)

Elena Piskunova

Pianist (+2)

Natalia Dudik

Piano

Mikhailovsky Theatre

Chorus

Mikhailovsky Theatre Chorus

Orchestra

Mikhailovsky Theatre Orchestra

Mikhailovsky Theater

The bright and witty Die Fledermaus has long become a cornerstone of the classical music repertoire. The operetta by Johann Strauss received its premiere on 5 April 1874 at Theater an der Wien, and since has become popular with many generations of the public.

The new production of the Mikhailovsky Theatre will showcase the exceptional taste of the King of Waltzes, the grace of his characters and the beauty of the music.

“For us, it’s a family story that will be relevant at all times. This is the eternal story of relationship between a man and a woman, who have faced a new stage of their lives and have to see each other in a new light”, musical director of the production and principal conductor of the Mikhailovsky Theatre Alexander Soloviev comments.

Die Fledermaus (The Bat), Strauss II

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Gabriel von Eisenstein

Rosalinde

Alfred

Adele

Prinz Orlofsky

Frank

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Stage director

Conductor

Assistant Set Designer

Chorusmaster

Lighting designer

Video

Uirlisí ceoil

Piano

Léiritheoir

Léiritheoir

Ensemble

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Curfá

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Grianghraif

Faoi

Composer

Librettist

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