Organization

Ravenna Festival

Conductor

Daniel Somogy-Toth

László Makláry

Stage director

Csaba Tasnàdi

Set designer

Zsuzsa Molnár

Costume designer

Zsófi Varjas

Choreographer

Georgi Krüger

Chorus master

Péter Gyülvészi

Singer

Soprano

Krisztina Kónya

Hannah Glawari

Baritone

Zoltán Bátki Fazekas

Count Danilo Danilowitsch

Albert Harmath

Baron Mirko Zeta

Anita Lukacs

Valencienne

Tenor

Alessandro Codeluppi

Camille of Rosillon

Spoken

Sándor Böjte

Njegus

Gergely Biri

Ralph of Saint-Brioche

Tamás Garay Nagy

Kromow

Zsolt Dánielfy

Bogdanovitch

Zsófia Janovicz

Sylviane

Levente Kovács

Pritschitsch

Mezzo-soprano

Andrea Újvárosi

Praskowia

Csokonai Színház

Szeged National Theatre

Teatro Comunale Alighieri di Ravenna

Others

Coro del Teatro Csokonai

Orchestra

Orchestra Filarmonica Kodály di Debrecen

italià

alemany

Trilogia d’autunno: Lungo il Danubio

Ravenna

Italy

Teatro Dante Alighieri

Die lustige Witwe Lehár

Public

Private

The Merry Widow

Approved

Staged in Vienna on 30 December 1905,  La vedova allegra  is set in Paris and has as its protagonist Hanna Glawari, a rich widow of Pontevedro (a name that hardly hides Montenegro), whom her compatriots would like to have remarried at home to avoid relocation. abroad of its huge assets. They will succeed - at the end of a score dominated by time in three quarters of the waltz -, thanks to an old flame of her, Danilo, namesake of the son of Nicholas I, king of Montenegro (further detail in support of irredentist interpretations of the  Merry Widow). "This is not music!" it was the judgment of the director of the theater An der Wien on the operetta, which however failed to cloud its success: so much so that Lehár wanted that very same phrase engraved on the medal that celebrated its two hundredth replica.

English

Crèdits de representació (Repartiment i equipatge )

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Tripulació

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