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GALA-CONCERT IN BUDAPESTAt the beginning of December 2016, the International gala concerts of the operetta stars "10 years of joint success" were held on the stage of the St. Petersburg Theater of Musical Comedy. The concerts were timed to coincide with the anniversary of creative cooperation with the Budapest Operetta and Musical Theater (Hungary) and gathered the entire color of the soloists of the two theaters. On the part of the Budapest Operetta and Musical Theater, Monica Fischl, Sylvie Sendi, Tunde Franco, Attila Dolhai and Miklos Matei Kerenyi took part in the concert. The program presented the most striking fragments and numbers from the joint productions of the two theaters: "Merry Widow", "Countess Maritza", "Bayadere", "Madame Pompadour", "Paris Life", "Country of Smiles", "Jekyll & Hyde" and other. In the spring of 2017, the soloists of the St. Petersburg Theater of Musical Comedy traveled to Hungary on a return visit, where they performed on the stage of the Budapest Theater on April 21. There are operetta and musical stars, favorites of the Petersburg audience: honored artists of Russia Olga Lozovaya and Svetlana Lugova, laureates of International competitions Maria Elizarova, Oksana Krupnova, Katarzyna Matskevich, Karina Chepurnova, Ivan Korytov, Alexander Lenogov, Fedor Osipov, Natalia Dievskaya, Vera Sveshnikova, Ivan Ozhogin and Kirill Gordeev. And also conductor Alexey Nefyodov, who will stand for the conductor's console of the orchestra of the Hungarian theater. The concert hold within the framework of the Spring Festival, which is the largest cultural event in Hungary for 35 years. Budapesti Tavaszi Fesztival unites in its program such genres as chamber music, ballet, opera, modern dance, drama, jazz, church and folk music. From the history of cooperation: The premiere of the first joint Russian-Hungarian performance on the stage of the Musical Comedy Theater took place in 2006. In the version of one of the recognized masters of the world operetta scene of Miklós Sinetar, the brilliant operetta of Franz Lehar "The Merry Widow" was presented. A magnificent production, full of humor and real operetta chic, still enjoys the audience's love and collects sold out. As, however, and other Russian-Hungarian performances, the premiere of which was carried out in recent years on the stage of musical comedy. |
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