Die Fledermaus
                            Operetta in three acts
Libretto by Karl Haffner and Richard Genée
in German
                                                    
                        
                        
Libretto by Karl Haffner and Richard Genée
in German
Before having to report for his prison sentence, Eisenstein plans to enjoy himself to the fullest by attending a masked ball. Disguised as a French marquis, he attempts to seduce an intriguing and fascinating stranger in the disguise of a Hungarian Countess. Intoxicated by waltz and wine he fails to recognize that the alleged countess is his own wife Rosalinde.
Sparkling and bubbling away like a freshly opened bottle of champagne, this operetta by Johann Strauss guarantees an entertaining evening - hangover included.
    
                    Sparkling and bubbling away like a freshly opened bottle of champagne, this operetta by Johann Strauss guarantees an entertaining evening - hangover included.
                                        
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                            Duration
Act I and II: 2 hours
- Interval: 30 min -
Act III: 45 min
                        
                                                                        Act I and II: 2 hours
- Interval: 30 min -
Act III: 45 min
                            World premiere
1874 in Vienna
  
This production's premiere
2010
                        
                                                                        1874 in Vienna
This production's premiere
2010
                            Recommended age
from grade 8
                        
                                                
                    from grade 8