Name: Die lustige Witwe
Start: 2022-01-29T00:00:00.000Z
End: 2022-02-27T00:00:00.000Z
Location: Europejskie Centrum Sztuki - Opera i Filharmonia Podlaska

Organization

Décors

Luigi Scoglio

Costumes

Małgorzata Słoniowska

Direction de choeur

Violetta Bielecka

Lumières

Dariusz Albrycht

Video

Karolina Jacewicz

Répétiteur

Tomasz Rak

Piano

Grażyna Kuklińska

Chanteur

Soprano

Magdalena Stefaniak

Valencienne

Anna Filimowska-Wolfinger

Mezzo-soprano

Danuta Jakimowicz

Olga

Agnieszka Deniziak

Direction d'orchestre

Andrzej Knap

Mise en scène

Michal Znaniecki

Chorégraphie

Inga Pilchowska

Wojciech Semerau-Siemianowski

Assistant Director

Rafał Supiński

Karina Komandera

Anna Krzysztofik-Buczyńska

Monika Bierć

Grażyna Brodzińska

Hannah Glawari

Dorota Wójcik

Baryton

Prince Danilo Danilowitsch

Adam Zaremba

Przemysław Rezner

Baron Mirko Zeta

Kirill Lepay

Ténor

Hubert Stolarski

Camille de Coutançon

Szymon Rona

Maciej Nerkowski

Vicomte Cascada

Krzysztof Szyfman

Raoul de Saint-Brioche

Piotr Pawlik

Paweł Cichoński

Bogdanovitch

Karol Komenda

Magdalena Masiewicz

Sylviane

Marta Niezgoda

Artur Mądry

Kromow

Rôle parlant

Paweł Strymiński

Njegus

Opera Podlaska

Orchestra

Orkiestra Opery i Filharmonii Podlaskiej

Die lustige Witwe -  (La Veuve joyeuse)

Białystok

Pologne

Europejskie Centrum Sztuki - Opera i Filharmonia Podlaska

Duża Scena

Die lustige Witwe Lehár

Public

La Veuve joyeuse

Valide

Valencienne and Camille de Rossillon

The operetta, composed in 1905 to a libretto by Victor Léon and Leo Stein, had its premiere at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna on December 30, 1905. Although initially both the public's reaction and the critics' opinions were unflattering, "The Merry Widow" quickly gained immense popularity. In Poland, it was staged for the first time in Warsaw, one year after its premiere in Vienna (November 16). Today, the refrain of the famous duo of the two main characters - Hanna Glawari and Count Daniła - "Mouth is silent, the soul sings", can be heard by everyone.

The work, included in the classics of the operetta repertoire, will also appear on the stage of the Podlasie Opera and Philharmonic, in the Polish language version, by Jerzy Jurandot and Józef Słotwiński, translated by Michał Znaniecki.

Franz Lehár's operetta tells the story of the eponymous widow - Hanna, a citizen of the imaginary Duchy of Pontevedra, fabulously wealthy thanks to the inheritance of her husband - a banker.
What can a woman do in such a situation? For example, go to… Paris, go crazy and fall in love! What if love leads to marriage with a foreigner? Then money will also leave the country, making the Pontevedra Minister of the Treasury a pounding heart. Plots and secrets - all this to trick Hannah from a potential marriage. Will the series of events lead to a happy ending?

One thing is certain - we will be delighted with the wonderful music of Franz Lehár in an excellent performance.

English

Crédits de représentation (Distribution et équipe de production )

Distribution

Équipage

Ensemble