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Die Fledermaus

on BBC Two England

JOHANN STRAUSS 'S operetta based on MEILHAC and HALÉVY'S Le Riveillon
Text by HAFFNER and GENÉE
Revised by GERHARD BRONNER starring with Dancers:
Merle Park and Wayne Eagling
Choreographer SIR FREDERICK ASHTON
Additional choreography and movement DAVID DREW
CHORUS OF THE ROYAL OPERA chorus-master JOHN BACON
ORCHESTRA OF THE ROYAL OPERA
HOUSE leader JOHN BROWN conducted by Zubin Mehta
On New Year's Eve 1977, BBC2 broadcast live from the Royal
Opera House, Covent Garden, the first night of Die Fledermaus produced by LEOPOLD LINDTBERG and designed by JULIA TREVELYAN OMAN .
Tonight we are showing again that star-studded occasion. It is introduced by BENJAMIN LUXON who sings the role of Dr Falke. English sub-titles PETER BUTLER Sound GRAHAM HAINES
Stage lighting WILLIAM BUNDY
Television lighting HUBERT CARTWRIGHT
Directed by BRIAN LARGE at 8.30 News; Weather and Sport

Contributors

Unknown:
Johann Strauss
Unknown:
Gerhard Bronner
Dancers:
Merle Park
Dancers:
Wayne Eagling
Unknown:
Choreographer Sir Frederick Ashton
Unknown:
David Drew
Chorus-Master:
John Bacon
Leader:
John Brown
Conducted By:
Zubin Mehta
Duced By:
Leopold Lindtberg
Designed By:
Julia Trevelyan Oman
Duced By:
Benjamin Luxon
Unknown:
Peter Butler
Unknown:
Graham Haines
Unknown:
William Bundy
Unknown:
Hubert Cartwright
Directed By:
Brian Large
Rosalinde:
Kiri Te Kanawa
Eisenstein:
And Hermann Prey
Alfred:
Ryszard Karczykowski
Adele:
Hildegard Heichele
Dr Blind:
Paul Crook
Dr Falke:
Benjamin Luxon
Colonel Frank:
Michael Langdon
Ida:
Kate Gielgud
Prince Orlofsky:
Robert Tear
Ivan:
Richard Hazell
Frosch:
Josef Meinrad

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