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Attila Béres

Direction d'orchestre

Andrey Alexeev

Costumes

Irina Dolgova

Décors

György Bátonyi

Chorégraphie

Johanna Bodor

Traduction

Boris Ivushin

Pavel Grigoriev

Malomszeghy Ernő báró

Chanteur

Anna Bulgak

Malomszeghy Lili bárónő

Oleg Korzh

Illésházy László gróf

Vladimir Yakovlev

Tamara Kotova

Sasváry Clarisse

Ivan Korytov

Galambos Frédi

Elena Zabrodina

Illésházy Agatha grófnő

Valentina Kosobutskaya

Illésházy Cristina grófnő

Anton Oleynikov

Becsei tiszttartó

Dmitry Petrov

József, komornyik

St Petersburg Theatre of Musical Comedy

Lili bárónő -  (La Baronne Lili)

Saint-Pétersbourg

Russie

St Petersburg Theater of Musical Comedy

Small hall

Lili bárónő Huszka

Public

La Baronne Lili

Valide

The author of the operetta is the venerable Hungarian composer Enyo Huska (1875-1960). Baroness Lily (1919) is the most famous of his 15 operettas. Melodic, graceful in rhythm, lovely music and laconic, full of subtle humor libretto of the operetta made it extremely popular.

Among the composer's fifteen works, "Baroness Lily" is the most famous and popular in Hungary. It uses a very traditional spectacular and unsophisticated operetta plot.

After the death of his ruined father, his son Count Laszlo, an aspiring playwright, sells the family castle. This dilapidated relic is bought by a former shopkeeper, Baron Malomsegi. He dreams of seeing his daughter Lily as a countess and wants to marry her to the count who sold the castle. Quite by accident, he takes Laszlo for a valet, and out of curiosity, he later “plays along” with him, following all the orders of the new tenants. At first, Laszlo perceives this comic situation as a plot for his new operetta. However, in the Malomsega family, he finds his love - Lily. The girl made friends with the "valet" and entrusted him with her secret. She asks Laszlo to help her escape from the castle in order to save herself from being married to a man she doesn't know or love. She is not at all attracted to the title of a count, much less attracted to a marriage of convenience. A lively and lively girl dreams of becoming an actress. Laszlo promises to be Lily's faithful ally. This is how their love story begins. In the end, this eternal feeling wins over ridiculous conventions and artificially erected obstacles.

English

La Baronne Lili by Huszka, Du (2021/2022), Dirigé par Attila Béres,, Chef d'orchestre Andrey Alexeev, St Petersburg Theater of Musical Comedy, Saint-Pétersbourg, Russie

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