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| Productions of Interest |
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| Die Fledermaus |
| Johann Strauss, Jr. |
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| Act II with Sondra Radvanovsky (Rosalinde)
(photo: Ken Howard / Metropolitan Opera) |
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| Seattle Opera's "Die Fledermaus" had more than its share of surprises in nearly three hours of nonstop laughs and fine singing, but the moment that took everyone's breath away was that "Liebestod" � sung by soprano Jane Eaglen in honor of the legendary singer Birgit Nilsson, whose death was announced this past week./ January 16, 2006-Seattle |
| Die Fledermaus
Music composed by Johann Strauss II.Libretto by Richard Gen�e based on Henri Meilhac and Ludovic Hal�vy/Karl Haffner.First performance: 5 April 1874 at the Theater an der Wien, Vienna./ Review |
| San Diego Opera's Die Fledermaus: Brothers in real life, Paul Armin Edelmann (left) as Dr. Falke and Peter Edelmann as Eisenstein / Photo: Ken Howard |
| Die Fledermaus: (from left) Peter Edelmann as Eisenstein, No�mi Nadelmann as Rosalinde, and Siphiwe McKenzie as Adele / Photo: Ken Howard |
| Die Fledermaus: (from left) Jack Montgomery as Frosch, Peter Edelmann as Eisenstein, and John Del Carlo as Frank / Photo: Ken Howard |
| The production by Lotfi Mansouri was originally performed in San Francisco and that company's general manager emeritus obviously knows how to do comedy. The beautiful and intricately realistic set was designed by Wolfram Skalicki and the exquisitely detailed costumes were by Thierry Bosquet./ Japonica |
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| Marlis Petersen (Adele), Sondra Radvanovsky (Rosalinde)
(photo: Ken Howard / Metropolitan Opera) |
| Act II with Bo Skovhus (Eisenstein)
(photo: Ken Howard / Metropolitan Opera) |
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| Salzburg Marionette Theatre/Site |
| Teatro dell'Opera di Roma |
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