Die Geschiedene Frau - Schedule, Program & Tickets
Die Geschiedene Frau
A musical-satirical operetta by Grandmaster Leo Fall, which focuses on freedom and imprisonment in marriage. With Ilia Staple, Maya Boog and Matjaž Stopinšek.
ACTION
The jealous Jana von Lysseweghe wants to get a divorce: Her husband Karel unintentionally spent one night in a sleeping coupe with the young Gonda van der Loo, to whom he provided his compartment for lack of space.
Karel assures his innocence. But when it becomes known in the process that Gonda is a devotee of free love, Karel's defense attempts are no longer believed. The marriage is divorced.
After many amorous entanglements, in which also the president of the court Lucas van Deesteldonck and Janas father Pieter te Bakkenskjil are entangled, it comes finally to the reconciliation between Jana and Karel. The terms "morality" and "freedom" are turned upside down here.
OPERETTA
Leo Falls lascivious modern operetta was premiered in 1908 and last shown in 1910 at the Baden Stadttheater.
TUNES
Among the hits of the operetta include the marching quintet "Me and you and Muller's cow," one of the most rousing dance waltz of the operetta "Child, you can dance" and the duet "Man goes up".
Subject to change.
ACTION
The jealous Jana von Lysseweghe wants to get a divorce: Her husband Karel unintentionally spent one night in a sleeping coupe with the young Gonda van der Loo, to whom he provided his compartment for lack of space.
Karel assures his innocence. But when it becomes known in the process that Gonda is a devotee of free love, Karel's defense attempts are no longer believed. The marriage is divorced.
After many amorous entanglements, in which also the president of the court Lucas van Deesteldonck and Janas father Pieter te Bakkenskjil are entangled, it comes finally to the reconciliation between Jana and Karel. The terms "morality" and "freedom" are turned upside down here.
OPERETTA
Leo Falls lascivious modern operetta was premiered in 1908 and last shown in 1910 at the Baden Stadttheater.
TUNES
Among the hits of the operetta include the marching quintet "Me and you and Muller's cow," one of the most rousing dance waltz of the operetta "Child, you can dance" and the duet "Man goes up".
Subject to change.
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