Organization

Chanteur

Basse

Alois Walchshofer

Léopolde Maria

Jürgen Mai

Contralto

Ingeborg Schöpf

Anhilte

Silke Richter

Ténor

Bryan Rothfuss

Edwin Ronald

Daniel Szeili

Soprano

Julia Danz

Comtesse Stasi

Jolana Slavíková

Hauke Möller

Comte Boni Káncsiánu

Andreas Sauerzapf

Elvira Hasanagic

Sylva Varescu

Steffi Lehmann

Carolina Krogius

Barry Coleman

Féri von Kerekes

Henryk Böhm

Markus Liske

Ronsdorff

Rôle parlant

Dietrich Seydlitz

Mac Grave

Alexander Bersutsky

Zigeunerprimas

Direction d'orchestre

Peter Christian Feigel

Mise en scène

Axel Köhler

Décors

Timo Dentler

Okarina Peter

Chorégraphie

Radek Stopka

Direction de choeur

Thomas Runge

Dramaturgie

Heiko Cullmann

Staatsoperette Dresden

Orchestra

Orchester der Staatsoperette Dresden

allemand

Die Csárdásfürstin -  (Princesse Czardas)

Dresde

Allemagne

Staatsoperette

Die Csárdásfürstin Kálmán,E

Public

Princesse Czardas

anglais

Valide

woman loves a man but is not allowed to marry him because his social position does not permit it. When his parents announce their son's engagement to another bride, he promises his beloved in writing that he will marry her within eight weeks. When she finds out about the engagement, she goes abroad disappointed. Only shortly before the end of the eight-week period does she appear as a woman who is now said to be married at the ball that her parents are throwing to mark the announcement of her former lover's engagement – ​​on someone else's arm. The scandal seems perfect! Only a surprising revelation ensures the long-awaited happy ending.

When the curtain rose for the first time on November 17, 1915 in the Johann Strauss Theater in Vienna for the operetta Die Csárdásfürstin, the audience witnessed the birth of a worldwide success. Kálmán's music proves an enormous richness.
He skilfully combines the melancholy of the Hungarian csárdás with the elegance of the Viennese waltz and new elements from the world of hits. Melodies like "The Chose doesn't work without women", "Do you remember it?", "Die Mädis vom Chantant", "Let's do it after the swallows" or "Jai Mamam Bruderherz" went around the world after the premiere and became to real catchy tunes.

English

Princesse Czardas by Kálmán, Du (2019/2019), Dirigé par Axel Köhler,, Chef d'orchestre Peter Christian Feigel, Staatsoperette, Dresde, Allemagne

Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

Distribution

Équipage

Ensemble

Programme, À Propos & Synopsis

Photos

Lectures complémentaires

Dates et lieux de représentation

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