Organization

Chanteur

Mezzo-soprano

Bettina Pierags

La Duchesse

Ténor

Max An

Le Soldat Fritz

Soprano

Bénédicte Hilbert

Wanda

Basse

Klaus-Uwe Rein

Boum

Norbert Zilz

Le Baron Puck

Tobias Amadeus Schöner

Prince Paul

Mise en scène

Hinrich Horstkotte

Direction d'orchestre

Fabrice Parmentier

Dramaturgie

Marco Misgaiski

Nordharzer Städtebundtheater Halberstadt-Quedlinburg

Others

Chor des Nordharzer Städtebundtheaters

Orchestra

Harzer Sinfoniker

Opernchor des Nordharzer Städtebundtheaters

La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein -  (La Grande-Duchesse)

Quedlinbourg

Allemagne

Großes Haus Quedlinburg

Bernbourg

Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Theater

Bad Elster

König Albert Theater

Halberstadt

Großes Haus Halberstadt

Itzehoe

Theater

Rheine

Stadthalle

La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein Offenbach

Public

La Grande-Duchesse

Valide

"Life belongs to the living, and those who live must be prepared for change." These words by Johann Wolfang von Goethe could probably overwrite the last two years at many theaters. This is also the case here in the northern Harz region. Since the New Year's Eve premiere of "The Grand Duchess of Gerolstein" cannot take place due to corona and essential parts of the ensemble were absent due to illness in the rehearsals that had already begun, the theater management, together with director and set designer Hinrich Horstkotte, decided to postpone the production . Fortunately, at the beginning of the 2022/23 season, we had the opportunity to plan space and time and we look forward to the director, stage and costume designer Horstkotte, who is highly valued by the ensemble and the audience. Hinrich Horstkotte, who developed his version of this colourful,

The regent of the fictional small state of Gerolstein, which has no connection to the actual town in the Vulkaneifel, is young, very young. And she loves men, young men in smart uniforms. Before he knows it, the simple soldier Fritz becomes the plaything of their whims. But as quickly as his rise to the rank of general, vain resentment overtakes him. Offenbach's THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLSTEIN is a capricious reckoning with small states, militarism, worn-out court clergy and the arbitrariness of the powerful against the powerless, which has lost none of its momentum and wit to this day.

English

Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

Distribution

Équipage

Ensemble