Organization

Seefestspiele Mörbisch

Singer

Tenor

Mirko Roschkowski

Caramello

Richard Samek

Baritone

Roman Martin

Pappacoda

Jeffrey Treganza

Soprano

Elena Puszta

Annina

Annika Gerhards

Mezzo-soprano

Verena Barth-Jurca

Ciboletta

Barbara Pöltl

Bass

Heinz Zednik

Bartolomeo Delacqua

Spoken

Joesi Prokopetz

Stefano Barbaruccio

Ernst-Dieter Suttheimer

Giorgio Testaccio

Dagmar Schellenberger

Barbara

Contralto

Verena Scheitz

Agricola

Marina Alsen

Constantina Testaccio

Otto Jaus

Enrico Piselli

Conductor

Andreas Schüller

Günter Fruhmann

Stage director

Karl Absenger

Set designer

Walter Vogelweider

Costume designer

Susanne Thomasberger

Choreographer

Mirko Mahr

Chorus master

Thomas Böttcher

Eine Nacht in Venedig -  (A Night in Venice)

Mörbisch

Austria

Seebühne Mörbisch

Fiery evenings can be expected again at the Mörbischer Festspiele in summer, when the colorful hustle and bustle of carnival arrives with "One Night in Venice". The "comical operetta" by Johann Strauss is staged by the Graz director Karl Absenger. Andreas Schüller is responsible for the musical direction. The plot of the operetta in 3 acts, which premiered in 1883, revolves around the Duke of Urbino, a well-known womanizer, and his personal barber Caramello, who assists him in all amorous matters. But the women - including Caramello's bride Annina - also pursue their interests. And just as in "Fledermaus" the blame for the confusion is attributed to champagne at the end, so in Venice the carnival has to do the trick: "All masked, all masked, where fun,

Eine Nacht in Venedig Strauss II,J

A Night in Venice

Approved

Production booklet

Further reading