Organization

Singer

Baritone

Róbert Laczkó Vass

Papageno

Soprano

Kolcsar Katalin

Papagena

Tímea Fülöp-Gergely

First lady

Zsuzsa Barabás

Second lady

Contralto

Veress Orsolya

Third lady

Costume designer

Lucian Broscățean

Set designer

Carmencita Brojboiu

Choreographer

Melinda Jakab

An employee of the set designer

Bocskai Gyopár

Faculty Director

Szabolcs Kulcsar

Concertmaster

Sándor Barabás

Corrector

Katalin G. Incze

Gergő Nagy

Tenor

Róbert Erdős

Tamino

Renáta Gebe-Fügi

Pamina

Bass

Sándor Köpeczi

Sarastro

Ottó Peti Tamás

Monostastos

Sipos Endre

First priest

Sándor Árpád

Second priest

Translator

György Selmeczi

Ferenc Endrész

Conductor

Stage director

Gábor Tompa

Chorus master

Endre Ferenczi

Kis-Bernadett Lukács

Three robbers

Máté Fülep

Ibolya Vígh

The Queen of the Night

Others

KMO choir

Opera Maghiară din Cluj-Napoca

Hungarian Children's Choir of Cluj-Napoca

Die Zauberflöte -  (The Magic Flute)

Cluj-Napoca

Romania

Opera Maghiară

Die Zauberflöte Mozart

Public

The Magic Flute

Approved

The Magic Flute is  Mozart's most peculiar opera. On the one hand, the captivating story of two endangered couples in danger, which is pantomime enjoyable and translucent, and on the other hand, an abstract allegory that, apart from Richard Wagner’s oeuvre, has sparked more speculation than any other opera.

The textbook was written by Emanuel Schikaneder, the versatile actor, singer, impresario who was a member of the same Masonic lodge as Mozart (and formerly Haydn). It was this point of connection that led Mozart to help Schikaneder succeed in the Theater auf der Wieden, as his friend was threatened with bankruptcy. They also agreed that a company of singers would be best suited to a Singspiel, for which Schikaneder would write the text, Liebeskind's 1786  Lulu oder Die Zauberflöte (apart from Schikaneder’s theater, at least three other Viennese companies competed to stage better-than-better fairy-tale plays). The plot, like the source text, takes place in magical Egypt, where good-natured princes, demonic queens, evil kidnappers, snakes, and supernatural phenomena clash. In addition, Freemasonry has its roots back here. This is the opera that inspires every creator to create their own Magic Flute universe.

English

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble