Summer Theatre of Buda (Budai Nyári Színkör), Budapest, 1903-
The theatre does not exist today. Libretto translated by Kornél Ábrányi sr.
The theatre does not exist today. Libretto translated by Kornél Ábrányi sr.
Students of the local French School performed in the children’s choir of the first act. The cast also included Doyon (Frasquita), Piroïa (Mercédès), Barbe (Moralès), Etienne (Le Dancaïre), Désiré (Le Remendado), Rébelly (Zuniga), Léon (Lillas Pastia), Louis Stiger (guide). Musical direction by Rochet, staging by Victor Dangon.
Translation by Elżbieta Kamińska; choreogprahy by José Mendez. This production was staged at the Grand Theatre, but the premiere took place at the Summer Theatre.
Theatre now demolished – not the Juliusz Słowacki Theatre.
Part of a Latin American Tour.
Chorus Master: Emmanuele Bartoli.
Ballet by Franceso.
Ballet by Franceso. 3 to 8 February 1879.
Ballet by Franceso. 19 to 25 February 1879.
Ballet by Franceso.
Part of a Latin American Tour.
Marié was the sister of Celestine Galli-Marié, the creator of the role. Part of a Latin American Tour.
Loewenberg’s Annals of Opera gives the premiere date as 23 May. This is not correct. Other singers: Grégoire (F), Merle (Mer), Nigri (Z), Poyard (DanC), Perret (R), Mussy (Mor), Borel (LP), Mellet (Guide).
Part of a Latin American Tour.
Premiered in November.
Premiered in November.
Premiered in November.
Premiered in late December 1898 or early January 1899.
Premiered in February.
Premiered in late February or early March.
Premiered in late May/early June.