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''[[Rosalinda]]'' is a ballet with a prologue and in three acts, adapted from the opera [[Die Fledermaus]] by [[Johann Strauss]].
==The ballet==
Music by [[Johann Strauss]], arrangement by [[John Lanchberry]], choreography by [[Ronald Hynd]],
==Production==
TO BE CORRECTED / IN PROGRESS:
Conducted by [[Eve Queler]] and directed by [[Neels Hansen]]. The assistant staging directer was [[Johan Spies]], decor and costumes were by [[Andrew Botha]] and lighting was by [[Stan Knight]]. The repetiteurs were [[Susan Steenkamp-Swanepoel]] and [[Galina Ryjikova]], the stage manager was [[Amanda van Zyl]], the French coach was [[Lize Thomas]] and the fencing instructor was [[Henk van Garderen]]. The [[PACT]] Chorus was under the direction of chorus master [[Rachelle Jonck]].
==The cast==
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The cast included [[Hans van Heerden]] ("Lindorf" and "Dr Miracle"), [[Tsepo Desando]] ("Andres"), [[Andre Strijdom]] ("Hermann"), [[Jannie Moolman]] ("Nathanael" and "Cochenille"), [[Carl-Rudolph Kaiser]] ("Luther"), [[Keith Ikaia-Purdy]] ("Hoffmann"), [[Hanre Lass]] ("Nicklausse" and "The Muse of Poetry"), [[Anton Stoltz]] ("Spalanzani", "Frantz" and "Pittichianaccio"), [[Rouel Beukes]] ("Coppelius" and "Crespel"), [[Hanli Stapela]] ("Olympia), [[Mauri Mostert]] ("Antonia"), [[Marita Napier]] ("Giulietta"), [[John Fletcher]] (Schlemil), [[George Stevens]] ("Dapertutto"), [[Sam Moraneng]] ("Wilhelm") and [[Karin Engelbrecht]] ("Stella").
==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==
==Sources==
Theatre prorgramme for [[Les Contes d'Hoffmann]], October-November 1995

[[Wikipedia]] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Tales_of_Hoffmann]

Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 ==The cast==
-The cast included: [[Johnny Bovang]], [[Christopher Montague]] and [[Steven Jackets]] dancing the part of Gabriel von Eisenstein; [[Tanja Graafland]], [[Leticia Muller]], [[Ann Wixley]] and [[Michelle Naude]] dancing the part of Rosalinda (Von Eisenstein's wife); [[Nadine Sacker]], [[Natasia Bava]], [[Kazumi Ishii]] and [[Alarice Coates]] dancing the part of Adèle, their maid; [[Nigel Hannah]], [[Bruce Simpson]] and [[Robin van Wyk]] dancing the part of Dr Falke, a wealthy man-about-town;  and [[Manuel Noram]], [[Waldo Micea]], [[Malcolm Botha]] and [[Kojiro Imada]] dancing the part of Alfredo, a violinist and Rosalinda's former lover.
+The cast included: [[Johnny Bovang]], [[Christopher Montague]] and [[Steven Jackets]] dancing the part of Gabriel von Eisenstein; [[Tanja Graafland]], [[Leticia Muller]], [[Ann Wixley]] and [[Michelle Naudé]] dancing the part of Rosalinda (Von Eisenstein's wife); [[Nadine Sacker]], [[Natasia Bava]], [[Kazumi Ishii]] and [[Alarice Coates]] dancing the part of Adèle, their maid; [[Nigel Hannah]], [[Bruce Simpson]] and [[Robin van Wyk]] dancing the part of Dr Falke, a wealthy man-about-town;  and [[Manuel Noram]], [[Waldo Micea]], [[Malcolm Botha]] and [[Kojiro Imada]] dancing the part of Alfredo, a violinist and Rosalinda's former lover.
 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==

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 ==Production==
-The production was re-staged by [[PACT Ballet]] Artistic Management; scenery and costume designs were by [[Peter Docherty]]; and lighting design was by [[Tersia du Plessis]]. The [[Transvaal Philharmonic Orchestra]] was conducted by [[Michael Hankinson]] and the Concert Master was [[Denise Sutton]].
+The 1995 production was re-staged by [[PACT Ballet]] Artistic Management; scenery and costume designs were by [[Peter Docherty]]; and lighting design was by [[Tersia du Plessis]]. The [[Transvaal Philharmonic Orchestra]] was conducted by [[Michael Hankinson]] and the Concert Master was [[Denise Sutton]].
 ==The cast==

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 Conducted by [[Eve Queler]] and directed by [[Neels Hansen]]. The assistant staging directer was [[Johan Spies]], decor and costumes were by [[Andrew Botha]] and lighting was by [[Stan Knight]]. The repetiteurs were [[Susan Steenkamp-Swanepoel]] and [[Galina Ryjikova]], the stage manager was [[Amanda van Zyl]], the French coach was [[Lize Thomas]] and the fencing instructor was [[Henk van Garderen]]. The [[PACT]] Chorus was under the direction of chorus master [[Rachelle Jonck]].
 ==The cast==
-TO BE CORRECTED / IN PROGRESS:
+The cast included: [[Johnny Bovang]], [[Christopher Montague]] and [[Steven Jackets]] dancing the part of Gabriel von Eisenstein; [[Tanja Graafland]], [[Leticia Muller]], [[Ann Wixley]] and [[Michelle Naude]] dancing the part of Rosalinda (Von Eisenstein's wife); [[Nadine Sacker]], [[Natasia Bava]], [[Kazumi Ishii]] and [[Alarice Coates]] dancing the part of Adele, their maid; [[Nigel Hannah]], [[Bruce Simpson]] and [[Robin van Wyk]] dancing the part of Dr Falke, a wealthy man-about-town;  and [[Manuel Noram]], [[Waldo Micea]], [[Malcolm Botha]] and [[Kojiro Imada]] dancing the part of Alfredo, a violinist and Rosalinda's former lover.
 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==
 ==Sources==

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 ==Translations, adaptations, sequels, etc==
 ==Sources==
-Theatre prorgramme for [[Les Contes d'Hoffmann]], October-November 1995
+Theatre prorgramme for [[Rosalinda]], February 1995
 Go to [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 ''[[Rosalinda]]'' is a ballet with a prologue and in three acts, adapted from the opera [[Die Fledermaus]] by [[Johann Strauss]].
 ==The ballet==
-Music by [[Johann Strauss]], arrangement by [[John Lanchberry]], choreography by [[Ronald Hynd]],
+Music by [[Johann Strauss]], arrangement by [[John Lanchberry]] and choreography by [[Ronald Hynd]].
 ==Production==
 TO BE CORRECTED / IN PROGRESS: