Name: Die Fledermaus
Start: 2010-07-15T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2010-08-08T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Theater an der Wien

Organization

Tenor

Kurt Streit

Gabriel of Eisenstein

Soprano

Nicola Beller Carbone

Rosalinde

Juanita Lascarro

Adele

Baritone

Florian Boesch

Doctor Falke

Mezzo-soprano

Jacek Laszczkowski

Prince Orlofsky

Rainer Trost

Alfred

Markus Butter

Frank

Erik Årman

Doctor Blind

Conductor

Cornelius Meister

Stage director

Philipp Himmelmann

Set designer

Johannes Leiacker

Costume designer

Gesine Völlm

Lighting designer

Thomas Roscher

Choreographer

Thom Stuart

Swintha Gersthofer

MusikTheater an der Wien

Orchestra

ORF Vienna Radio Symphony Orchestra

Die Fledermaus -  (The Bat)

Vienna

Austria

Theater an der Wien

Die Fledermaus Strauss II,J

The Bat

Approved

DIE FLEDERMAUS Operetta by Johann Strauss

DIE FLEDERMAUS Operette von Johann Strauss

“That sounds to the ear and trickles through the blood down to the legs, and the laziest person in the auditorium starts involuntarily nodding his head and rocking his body and kicking his feet. You can now get the most beautiful seasicknesses in a box in the Theater an der Wien, so it waves on the ground floor under the enchanting tones that Johann Strauss whirls with his staff from the orchestra, ”wrote the Morgenpost about Strauss' strudel from waltz and Gallop on the occasion of the triumphant bat premiere on Easter Sunday, April 5, 1874 in the Theater an der Wien.

Rosalinde succumbs to the tenoral sounds of Alfred, her husband Gabriel von Eisenstein thirsts for the ballet rats, the housemaid Adele dreams of a career as a diva, the prison director Frank converts to the French chevalier, his assistant Frog drowns the last spark of reason in Slivovitz, Prince Orlofsky hopes for himself Dispersion and Dr. Falke delights in his revenge - in one night everyone succumbs to the sensual temptations. When it comes to gambling, flirting, drinking and dancing, inhibitions fall to general fraternization and sisterhood: "For eternity, always like today, if we still think about it tomorrow!" But who is to blame? The champagne, of course!

Strauss liked the cryptic joke of this story so much that he completed the score in just 42 days. The following sensational and worldwide breakthrough made the bat the ultimate in Viennese operetta. In the Theater an der Wien alone, the work was performed 49 times in the first 65 days after its premiere; to date there have been a total of 445 performances. In the summer of 2010, the tireless, night owl bat will return to the Theater an der Wien and thus to the location of its premiere; in a direction concept that refers back to the spiritus rector of this opera house: to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and his Così fan tutte .

English

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Kast

Ekwipaġġ

Ensemble