Organization

Ravenna Festival

Conductor

Dániel Somogyi-Tóth

Stage director

Miklós-Gábor Kerényi

Set designer

Csörsz Khell

Costume designer

Tünde Kemenesi

Choreographer

Jenő Lőcsei

Chorus master

Péter Drucker

Singer

Tenor

Zsolt Vadász

Gabriel of Eisenstein

Soprano

Timea Vermes

Rosalinde

Anita Lukacs

Adele

Baritone

Zoltán Bátki Fazekas

Doctor Falke

Marika Oszvald

Alessandro Codeluppi

Alfred

Soma Langer

Frank

Mezzo-soprano

Karoly Peller

Prince Orlofsky

Spoken

Zsolt Dánielfy

Frosch

Sándor Böjte

Doctor Blind

Budapest Operetta Theatre

Csokonai Színház

Teatro Comunale Alighieri di Ravenna

Others

Choir of the Csokonai Theater Choir

Orchestra

Kodály Philharmonic Orchestra of Debrecen

Ballet

Ballet Company of the Operetta Theater of Budapest

Italian

Trilogia d’Autunno: Lungo il Danubio

Ravenna

Italy

Teatro Dante Alighieri

Die Fledermaus Strauss II,J

Public

Private

The Bat

Approved

Based on the comedy  Le réveillon  by Meilhac and Halévy, and performed in Vienna on 5 April 1874, Easter Sunday,  The bat  intertwines ambitions and betrayals, intrigues and disguises, with the music of dances such as the waltz, the polka and the  csárda - sung by the astute Rosalinde to simulate a Hungarian identity. The series of misunderstandings generated by the notary Falke's desire to take revenge on a joke of his friends, who had made him wander around the city drunk and disguised as a bat, must not be misled: the wide vocal textures, the virtuosity of the singers and the articulate musical architecture know how to keep tension high and involve the viewer in the acrobatic game of parts, to the point of delivering this operetta to history as a true classic.

English

Performance credits (Cast & Crew )

Cast

Crew

Ensemble

Co-Producer