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Julie Adams

Rusalka

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Jisang Ryu

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Valentin Anikin

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Joska Lehtinen

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Kwonsoo Jeon

Ekaterina Kudryavtseva

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Edna Prochnik

Ježibaba

Jelena Banković

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Isabel Malagamba

Deuxième nymphe

Zhenyi Hou

Troisième nymphe

Milda Tubelytė

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Dirk Schmeding

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Srboljub Dinić

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Julia Rösler

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Ralf Käselau

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Theresa Steinacker

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Maximilian Krummen

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Katharina Möller

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Georg Menskes

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Brunswick

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Lyric fairy tale in three acts by Antonín Dvořák Libretto by Jaroslav Kvapil Version for reduced orchestra by Marián Lejava in Czech with German subtitles The mermaid Rusalka has only one wish: She longs to leave her water home as a person under the warm sun to live and get to know love. For the prince she dreams of, she is ready to leave everything behind. Rusalka ignores Aquarius' warnings and lets the witch Ježibaba transform her into human form in order to meet her loved one - knowing that she will have to pay a high price for it. For a wonderful moment, Rusalka floats in a blissful frenzy of love with her prince, but happiness does not last long ... For what is known in many European traditions, tragically ending fairy tales about the loving mermaid, Antonín Dvořák created gorgeous music that captures the tenderly intimate moments just as touchingly as the great dramatic outbursts. Director Dirk Schmeding, who was most recently a guest at the Braunschweig State Theater with a highly acclaimed production of Weinberg's "The Passenger", tells in "Rusalka" about the incompatibility of two elements that make a classic "happy ending" impossible. Film duration: approx. 145 minutes The stream will end on March 5th in »Rusalka« tells of the incompatibility of two elements, which makes a classic »happy ending« impossible. Film duration: approx. 145 minutes The stream will end on March 5th in »Rusalka« tells of the incompatibility of two elements, which makes a classic »happy ending« impossible. Film duration: approx. 145 minutes The stream will end on March 5th19:30 Until April 4th at 22:00Clock available. Musical director: Srba Dinić Director: Dirk Schmeding Stage: Ralf Käselau Costumes: Julia Rösler Video: Johannes Kulz Light: Katharina Möller Choir: Georg Menskes Dramaturgy: Theresa Steinacker Rusalka: Julie Adams Prince: Kwonsoo Jeon Wassermann: Jisang Ryu Foreign Princess: Ekaterina Kudryavtseva Ježibaba: Edna Prochnik Kitchen boy: Milda Tubelytė Heger: Maximilian Krummen First wood elf: Jelena Banković Second wood elf: Isabel Stüber Malagamba Third wood elf: Zhenyi Hou as well as: Braunschweig State Orchestra, Braunschweig State Theater Choir Production: Oliver Becker Direction: Götz Filenius DOP : Thomas Falk Camera: Dirk Lütter, Eric Lahmann, Winfried Herrmann, Hans Peter Eckardt Construction: Christian Löffel Assistance: Sara Mautner Sound engineer: Balthasar Effmert, Erik Brauer Microports:

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