A large opera ensemble performs beneath the word Orlofsky.

2012 · Frederic Loewe Theater

Die Fledermaus

A grand piano sits on a mostly empty stage before a translucent white backdrop.

Johann Strauss’s operetta becomes a fast-moving social comedy of disguise, appetite, and consequence, set in the 1960 American suburbs.

A grand piano and scattered props occupy a stage with its backstage structure exposed.

Three costumed performers sit and stand at the front of a domestic interior set.

A large costumed ensemble dances across the stage beneath the word Orlofsky.

A silhouetted figure gestures before a brightly illuminated brick wall.

Presentations

March 31–April 3, 2011: Frederic Loewe Theater · New York City

Composer: Johann Strauss II
Libretto: Karl Haffner and Richard Genée
English Translation: Ruth and Thomas Martin

Director: Michael Rau
Music Director: Grant Wenaus
Choreographer: Christine O’Grady
Scenic Design: Sara C. Walsh
Lighting Design: Derek Wright
Costume Design: Valerie T. Bart
Sound Design: Craig Kaufman
Properties Master: Sven Henry Nelson
Technical Director: Randy Susevich
Production Stage Manager: Alix Claps
Assistant Stage Management: Jaimie Appleton, Alex Cummings, and Kailey Prior

Performer: Eric Alexieff
Performer: Joshua Bailey
Performer: Stephen Beard
Performer: Aaron Cooker
Performer: Dan Coombs
Performer: Brandon Cordeiro
Performer: Leigh Dolan
Performer: Mica Dominguez-Robinson
Performer: Jessica Fishenfeld
Performer: Seunghee Kang
Performer: Billy Kiessling
Performer: Aaron Komo
Performer: Samantha Leibowitz
Performer: Herman Leptz
Performer: Christian Lowery
Performer: Allison McAuley
Performer: Leanna Pearson
Performer: Suzanne Pergal
Performer: Marie Putko
Performer: Ryan Ramierez
Performer: Will Roland
Performer: Kate Roosa
Performer: Emily Rose
Performer: Mara Saskin
Performer: Elizabeth Sauter
Performer: Ta’Nika Slater
Performer: George Slotin
Performer: Rachel Stuart
Performer: Joseph Turro
Performer: Roxanna Walitski
Performer: Joshua Wright