Performance

Venue	Sadler's Wells Theatre
Town	Inner London
County	Greater London
From	6th December 2006
To	9th December 2006
When	Wed, Sat 19:15
Prices	From £13.00. To £60.00.
Sadler's Wells Theatre (V224)
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Die Fledermaus

Work:: Die Fledermaus (S1910)

Gabriel von Eisenstein is facing five days in prison, allowing his wife, Rosalinda, some illicit time alone with her lover, Alfred. Eisenstein's maid, Adele, is also looking forward to spending the evening at a fancy dress ball given by the eccentric Prince Orlovsky. When the Prison Governor arrives to take Eistenstein to prison, he is instead introduced to Alfred (who is 'entertaining' Rosalinda) and arrests the lover believing him to be Rosalinda's husband. Meanwhile, at the ball, the plot thickens...

Music

Johann Strauss

Production:: (T1720599044)

The performance lasts approximately 3 hours and 20 minutes including one 20 minute interval.

Company	Glyndebourne Opera Company
Translation	Stephen Lawless
Translation	Daniel Dooner
Conductor	Vladimir Jurowski
Conductor	Thomas Rosner
Director	Stephen Lawless
Design	Benoit Dugardyn
Lighting	Paul Pyant
Costume	Ingeborg Bernerth
Choreographer	Nicola Bowie
Performer	John Graham-Hall (Eisenstein)
Performer	Bonaventura Bottone (Alfred)
Performer	David Kempster (Dr Falke)
Performer	Richard Mosley-Evans (Frank)
Performer	Robert Tear (Dr Blind)
Performer	Majella Cullagh (Rosalinde)
Performer	Amelia Farrugia (Adele)
Performer	Allison Cook (Prince Orlofsky)
Performer	Frank Kelly (Frosch)

Listing:: L0702914270

Production details

The performance lasts approximately 3 hours and 20 minutes including one 20 minute interval.

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