Boris Pokrovsky Chamber Stage
(Nikolskaya, 17/1)
Premiered at the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre on December 2, 1975.
Revival of the first production – 28 August, 2013.
Sung in Russian.
Run with one-act opera Pimpinone by Georg Philipp Telemann.
(Nikolskaya, 17/1)
Premiered at the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre on December 2, 1975.
Revival of the first production – 28 August, 2013.
Sung in Russian.
Run with one-act opera Pimpinone by Georg Philipp Telemann.
Libretto by Johann Gottlieb Stephanie, adaptation by Boris Pokrovsky
Conductor of the premiere: Anatoly Levin
Stage Director: Boris Pokrovsky
Set Designer: Alla Kozhevnikova
Revival version:
Revival Music Director: Vladimir Agronsky
Revival Director: Valery Fedorenko
Conductor: Ayrat Kashaev
Designer: Olga Oshkalo
Lighting Designer: Vladimir Ivakin
Conductor of the premiere: Anatoly Levin
Stage Director: Boris Pokrovsky
Set Designer: Alla Kozhevnikova
Revival version:
Revival Music Director: Vladimir Agronsky
Revival Director: Valery Fedorenko
Conductor: Ayrat Kashaev
Designer: Olga Oshkalo
Lighting Designer: Vladimir Ivakin
Roman Shevchuk as Buff, a buffo singer, Vasily Gafner as An impresario.
Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
Ekaterina Ferzba as Madame Herz.
Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
Roman Shevchuk as Buff, a buffo singer, Vasily Gafner as An impresario,
Ekaterina Ferzba as Madame Herz. Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
Alexei Sulimov as An impresario.
Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
A scene from the performance.
Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
Irina Alekseenko as Mademoiselle Silberklang.
Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
Andrei Tsvetkov-Tolbin as Buff, a buffo singer,
Alexei Sulimov as An impresario. Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
Olesya Starukhina as Mademoiselle Silberklang, Vasily Gafner as An impresario,
Ekaterina Ferzba as Madame Herz. Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
Roman Shevchuk as Buff, a buffo singer.
Photo: archive of the Boris Pokrovsky Musical Theatre. |
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