Organization

Singer

Baritone

Markus Butter

Krusina

Soprano

Mareike Jankowski

Ludmila

Sieglinde Feldhofer

Marenka

Tetiana Miyus

Bass

Daeho Kim

Micha

Tenor

Albert Memeti

Vasek

Wilfried Zelinka

Kecal

Martin Fournier

Principal of comedians

Dariusz Perczak

Indian

Conductor

Marius Burkert

Roland Kluttig

Stage director

Adriana Altaras

Set designer

Christoph Schubiger

Costume designer

Nina Lepilina

Lighting designer

Bernhard Bieri

Dramaturge

Bernd Krispin

Gerhard Herfeldt

Chorus master

Bernhard Schneider

Thomas Essl

Anna Brull

Mezzo-soprano

Andżelika Wiśniewska

Hata

Paulina Tuzińska

Esmeralda

Matthias Koziorowski

Jenik

Mario Lerchenberger

Oper Graz

Bühnen Bern

Eva-Maria Schmid

Others

Chor der Oper Graz

Orchestra

Grazer Philharmoniker

þýska

Prodaná nevěsta -  (The Bartered Bride)

Graz

Austria

Opernhaus Graz

Hauptbühne

With furious speed, the overture leads us into the happy party mood of a Bohemian village. Only Marie does not want to join in the exuberant mood, because just today her parents want to marry Wenzel, the son of the wealthy landowner Mícha. Wenzel is cranky, and Marie also loves Hans, and no one knows exactly where he comes from. Since Wenzel has never seen Marie, it's easy for her to scare him in front of his future bride. The matchmaker Kecal, for his part, can buy the bride from Hans for 300 guilders on the condition that only "Mícha's son" is allowed to marry Marie. Marie feels betrayed and sees her dream of love destroyed until it turns out that Hans is Mícha's son from his first marriage, who was believed to be missing. And what will become of Wenzel? The beautiful Esmeralda persuades him to step in as a dancing bear at a traveling circus, which finally enables him to free himself from his strong-willed mother. With “The Bartered Bride” Adriana Altaras presents herself for the first time as a director at the Graz Opera. Adriana Altaras is a director, author and actress at the same time: since the 1990s she has been staging plays and music theater in German-speaking countries, has written books (such as the novel “Titos Brille”, which was filmed in 2014) and is also known nationally on television. The film "The Microscope" was honored with the German Film Prize. which finally makes it possible for him to free himself from his strong-willed mother. With “The Bartered Bride” Adriana Altaras presents herself for the first time as a director at the Graz Opera. Adriana Altaras is a director, author and actress at the same time: since the 1990s she has been staging plays and music theater in German-speaking countries, has written books (such as the novel “Titos Brille”, which was filmed in 2014) and is also known nationally on television. The film "The Microscope" was honored with the German Film Prize. which finally makes it possible for him to free himself from his strong-willed mother. With “The Bartered Bride”, Adriana Altaras presents herself for the first time as a director at the Graz Opera. Adriana Altaras is a director, author and actress at the same time: since the 1990s she has been staging plays and music theater in German-speaking countries, has written books (such as the novel “Titos Brille”, which was filmed in 2014) and is also known nationally on television. The film "The Microscope" was honored with the German Film Prize. Since the 1990s she has been staging plays and musical theater in German-speaking countries, has written books (such as the novel “Titos Brille”, which was filmed in 2014) and is also known nationally on television. The film "The Microscope" was honored with the German Film Prize. Since the 1990s she has been staging plays and musical theater in German-speaking countries, has written books (such as the novel “Titos Brille”, which was filmed in 2014) and is also known nationally on television. The film "The Microscope" was honored with the German Film Prize.

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