Organization

Chanteur

Basse

Robert Meyer

Sam Cheswick

Soprano

Katharina Gorgi

Roxy

Ténor

Michael Havlicek

Bobby Wilkins

Rôle parlant

Jörn-Felix Alt

Gjurka Karoly

Mezzo-soprano

Julia Koci

Aranka von Tötössy

Marco Di Sapia

Baron Szalmary

Juliette Khalil

Ilka Pirnitzer

Peter Lesiak

Jani Hatschek

Georg Wacks

Hoteldirektor

Josef Luftensteiner

Zollbeamter

Thomas Sigwald

Kovacz

Christoph Wagner-Trenkwitz

Radiosprecher

Kevin Perry

Aladar Kövess

Maximilian Klakow

Jenö Körmendy

Jakob Semotan

Arpad Balindi

Gernot Kranner

Misky

Martin Enenkel

Laczi Molnar

Oliver Liebl

Geza Alpassy

Oliver Floris

Fußballer 8

Thomas Höfner

Fußballer 9

Georg Prohazka

Fußballer 10

Baryton

Fabian Lukas Raup

Fußballer 11

Stefanie Mayer

Ilonka Taussig

Theresa Wollnitzke

Marika

Ein Stubenmädchen

Mise en scène

Andreas Gergen

Direction d'orchestre

Kai Tietje

Lumières

Michael Grundner

Costumes

Aleksandra Kica

Décors

Sam Madwar

Video

Andreas Ivancsics

Chorégraphie

Francesc Abós

Ilka Prinitzer

Volksoper Wien

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Roxy und ihr Wunderteam

Vienne

Autriche

Volksoper

Roxy und ihr Wunderteam Abraham

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Andreas Gergen (director), Kai Tietje (conductor), Katharina Gorgi (Roxy) and Peter Lesiak (goalkeeper) talk about the appeal of a football operetta, jazz, party, love and what the fire brigade is doing in this play. Schedule & Cards:https://www.volksoper.at/produktion/r...

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Roxy and her miracle team – operetta by Paul Abraham Conductor: Kai Tietje Director: Andreas Gergen Choreography: Francesc Abós Stage design: Sam Madwar Costumes: Aleksandra Kica Lighting: Michael Grundner Video: Andreas Ivancsics

#Folk Opera
#Operetta
#Roxy

Where are the days when the Austrian national football team was dubbed the "miracle team"? That was in the early 1930s. In March 1937, an Austrian (and thanks to the composer influenced by Hungarian) vaudeville operetta named after it celebrated its acclaimed premiere at the Theater an der Wien.

But who is Roxy? The niece of a Scottish mixed-pickles manufacturer who is fleeing her own wedding and prefers to follow the Hungarian team (and in particular the dashing centre-forward Gjurka) to the Lake Balaton training camp. It gets turbulent when the inmates of a girls' boarding school meet the young athletes. In these circumstances, will the men be able to win the decider against England?

As with Benatzky's “Axel an der Himmelstür”, the Vienna Volksoper breathes new life into Paul Abraham's “Roxy und ihr Wunderteam”, a spirited masterpiece from the late period of operetta.

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