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Sapporo Symphony Orchestra

Conductor

Christopher Franklin

Stage director

Heinz Zednik

Costume designer

Olaf Zombek

Choreographer

Maria Louise Yaska

Lighting designer

Yuji Tatsuta

Singer

Tenor

Daniel Schmutzhard

Gabriel of Eisenstein

Soprano

Astrid Kessler

Rosalinde

Baritone

Pyotr Michinsky

Frank

Mezzo-soprano

Aigul Acmechina

Prince Orlofsky

Murakami Kota

Alfred

Ludwig Mittelhammer

Doctor Falke

Maria Nazarova

Adele

Mitsuya Okubo

Doctor Blind

Spoken

Kaori Hirai

Frosch

Others

New National Theatre Chorus

Ballet

Tokyo City Ballet

Orchestra

Set designer

Die Fledermaus -  (The Bat)

Sapporo

Japan

Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater Hitaru

Public

Private

The Bat

Samrat Sen

Approved

Die Fledermaus Strauss II

Die Fledermaus is one of the greatest operetta masterpieces by The Waltz King, Johann STRAUSS II. This supreme piece of musical theatre exhilarates audiences with its beautiful waltzes and polkas, light, refined satire, and humour. By the denouement, the venue is joyfully awash in song, dance, and drama. This blithe, flamboyant work is well known as a staple of year-end/new-year Vienna.
The production was directed by Heinz ZEDNIK, a renowned tenor who also holds the title of Kammersänger of Vienna State Opera. ZEDNIK debuted as a director in 2006 with this production, and directed the Volksoper Wien's Die Fledermaus the following year. Born in Vienna and with a repertoire that includes the four roles in Die Fledermaus, ZEDNIK personifies the Viennese spirit. This orthodox production makes ample use of elegant yet delightfully unconventional devices, fully conveying the charms of this joyful operetta. (from the website of nntt)

English

The Bat by Strauss II, Fra (2020/2020), Instrueret af Heinz Zednik,, Dirigent Christopher Franklin, Sapporo Cultural Arts Theater Hitaru, Sapporo, Japan

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