Pomádé király új ruhája (hangv.)
György Ránki: King Pomade's New Clothes
Concert performance, in Hungarian, with Hungarian surtitles
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Last event date: Wednesday, June 07 2017 7:00PM
His Majesty King Pomade has a big problem: he doesn't have a single thing to wear for his name day celebration, because he's already worn every piece of clothing in his wardrobe. Sometimes more than once! But then two strange weavers arrive in the kingdom to promise the king garments woven from a miraculous cloth – and not just any kind of garments: only people who are honest and true will be able to see them!
György Ránki's popular children's opera is at heart built around the world of Hungarian folk song, but also incorporates jazz and parodic styles. With sparkling musical humour, the composer holds a carnival mirror up to the hypocritical world of the royal court. (And please don't tell anyone, but the king is naked!)
Photo by Éder Vera
Youth programme
General cast:
Conductor: Péter Oberfrank
King Pomádé: Krisztián Cser
Dani: Zoltán Megyesi
Béni: Lajos Geiger
Garda Roberto: Zoltán Gradsach
Chancellor: Géza Gábor
Dzsufi: Orsolya Sáfár
Captain: Gábor Farkas
Corporal: Zoltán Somogyi
Credits:
Librettist: Amy Károlyi
Featuring: Danubia Orchestra Óbuda
Premiere: June 7, 2017
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