Der Tenor
Ernő Dohnányi: Der Tenor
Comic opera in two parts, three acts, in Hungarian with Hungarian surtitles
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Last event date: Saturday, May 27 2017 7:00PM
What happens when a singing circle operating according to classical middle-class values is forced to accept a talented but depraved and penniless musician? Primeval, genuine emotions break the through bars of false convention. Or do they? This is the theme of The Tenor, the most celebrated Hungarian comic opera of the 1930s.
Ernő Dohnányi and Ernő Góth's uproarious comedy is given a new look – recalling the colourful worlds of operetta and Bollywood and turning the performance into a dream-like carousel. Our young artists revel in these exquisite character roles under the expert direction of András Almási-Tóth.
Conductor: Balázs Kocsár
The Duke: Lajos Geiger
Hicketier: László Szvétek
Jenny: Mária Farkasréti
Thekla: Adrienn Miksch
Krey: János Szerekován
Wolke: András Kiss
Schippel: Attila Fekete
Müller: Gábor Csiki
Schultze: Zsolt Molnár
Credits:
Librettist (based on the play Bürger Schippel by Carl Sternheim): Ernő Góth
Translator: Lajos Csákovics
Director: András Almási-Tóth
Set designer: István Rózsa
Costume designer: Krisztina Lisztopád
Choreographer: Noémi Kulcsár
Premiere: Sept. 14, 2014
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