La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein (2004)
Overview
Live performance at the Théâtre du Châtelet in December 2004. Marc Minkowski conducting Les Musiciens du Louvre-Grenoble. Stage direction by Laurent Pelly.
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| Original Language | fr |
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Directed By
Laurent Pelly
François Roussillon
Crew
Laurent Pelly
Jacques Offenbach
François Roussillon
Henri Meilhac
Ludovic Halévy
Marc Minkowski
TOP CAST
Felicity Lott
La Grande-Duchesse
Sandrine Piau
Wanda
Yann Beuron
Fritz
Franck Leguérinel
Le Baron Puck
Eric Huchet
Le Prince Paul
François Le Roux
Le Général Boum
Boris Grappe
Le Baron Grog
Alain Gabriel
Népomuc
Maryline Fallot
Iza, demoiselle d'honneur
Blandine Staskiewicz
Olga, demoiselle d'honneur
Aurelia Legay
Amélie, demoiselle d'honneur
Jennifer Tani
Charlotte, demoiselle d'honneur
Christophe Grapperon
Le Notaire
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