Die Fledermaus in Saint Petersburg, Musical comedy theater

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Director: Igor Konyaev

The operetta "Die Fledermaus" by Johann Strauss is a real celebration of music and humor, which invariably delights the audience. In the St. Petersburg Theater of Musical Comedy, this production occupies a special place, attracting the attention of both local residents and guests of the city.

The plot of the operetta is full of intrigue and comic situations. The main characters, businessman Genrikh Eisenstein and theater director Falk, get into a series of funny misunderstandings and pranks. Eisenstein falls in love with a mysterious stranger, not suspecting that his own wife Rosalind is hiding under the mask of a bat. At this time, Falk is courting the maid Adele, not taking her dreams of the stage seriously. The denouement of the story, where all the masks are thrown off and the truth comes out, causes sincere laughter and surprise.

Strauss's music creates a unique atmosphere of lightness and fun. The ball scene features not only famous waltzes, but also works dedicated to St. Petersburg, which adds a special flavor to the production. Honored Artist of Russia Andrei Alekseev, the musical director and conductor of the performance, carefully selects the musical material to emphasize the uniqueness of this version of the operetta.

The director of the performance is the laureate of the State Prize of Russia Igor Konyaev, for whom this is already the fourth work at the St. Petersburg Musical Comedy Theater. His productions are always distinguished by a deep understanding of the material and the ability to convey to the audience all the nuances of the plot and music.

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