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Title: Il-konti ta' Lussemburgo (Programme)
Other Titles: Der graf von Luxemburg
Authors: Manoel Theatre (Valletta, Malta)
Malta. Ministry of Justice and Culture
Maleth (Theater company)
Kor Santa Monica (Mosta, Malta)
Alicia Joy Dancers (Malta)
Authors: Stein, Leo
Wilner, Alfred Maria
Bodanzky, Robert
Lehár, Franz
Fenech, Joe
Mahoney, Ray
Bisazza, Mario
Mallia, Salvu
Mallia, Abigail
Cachia, Alicia Joy
Portelli, Beniamina
Keywords: Manoel Theatre (Valletta, Malta)
Maleth (Theater company)
Kor Santa Monica (Mosta, Malta)
Alicia Joy Dancers (Malta)
Theater programs -- Malta -- 20th century
Operetta -- Performances -- 20th century
Stein, Leo, 1872-1947. Graf von Luxemburg -- Translations into Maltese
Stein, Leo, 1872-1947. Graf von Luxemburg -- Adaptations
Wilner, Alfred Maria, 1859-1929. Graf von Luxemburg -- Translations into Maltese
Wilner, Alfred Maria, 1859-1929. Graf von Luxemburg -- Adaptations
Bodanzky, Robert, 1879-1923. Graf von Luxemburg -- Translations into Maltese
Bodanzky, Robert, 1879-1923. Graf von Luxemburg -- Adaptations
Lehár, Franz, 1870-1948. Graf von Luxemburg -- Translations into Maltese
Lehár, Franz, 1870-1948. Graf von Luxemburg -- Adaptations
Fenech, Joe, 1932- . Konti ta' Lussemburgo
Mahoney, Raymond, 1949-2023. Konti ta' Lussemburgo
Mallia, Salvu, 1952- . Konti ta' Lussemburgo
Bisazza, Mario, 1947- . Konti ta' Lussemburgo
Cachia, Alicia Joy, 1963-2002
Mallia, Abigail
Portelli, Beniamina
Issue Date: 1995-04
Citation: Mallia, S. (Artistic director). (1995, April). Il-Konti ta' Lussemburgo by Leo Stein, Alfred Maria Wiler, and Robert Bodanzky, [Programme]. Manoel Theatre, Valletta.
Abstract: Manoel Theatre and Maleth, in collaboration with the Ministry of Justice and Culture, present the programme for the 3-act operetta "Il-Konti ta' Lussemburgo", adapted and translated to Maltese from Franz Lehár's "Der Graf von Luxemburg" by Joe Fenech (with verses by Raymond Mahoney), musically directed by Mario Bisazza, and artistically directed by Salvu Mallia. The performance featured Kor Santa Monica (led by Sr Beniamina Portelli), and choreography designed by Abigail Mallia. The performance also featured the Alicia Joy Dancers, choreographed by Alicia Joy Cachia. The performance was held from the 28th till the 30th of April, 1995, at the Manoel Theatre, in Valletta.
Description: Two copies of programme included, one with performers'/crews' signatures, and the other without. Both programmes include list of Manoel Theatre Management Committee, list of consultants to Manoel Theatre Management Committee, list of sponsors of Manoel Theatre Management Committee, short history of Manoel theatre, short notes with photos on cast members Arthur Micallef, Lydia Caruana, Joe Fenech, John Dimech, Simone Zammit, Michael Sciortino, Manuel Cassar, Philip Mizzi and Lina Galea Cumbo, list of members of Alicia Joy Dancers with group photo, list of cast, synopsis of scenes, list of dancers, ballerini and musicians, list of crew from Maleth, short note of acknowledgements from Maleth, group photo of Kor Santa Monica, list of members of Kor Santa Monica, note on Kor Santa Monica, note with photo on Kor Santa Monica's director Sr Beniamina Portelli, director's note on the operetta written by artistic director Salvu Mallia with his photo, biographical note with photo on composer Franz Lehár, note with photo on musical director Mario Bisazza, picture of Manoel theatre seating plan, and note with details on bookings at Manoel theatre. Programme is given no. 1510 in archival records. Retrieved from the Manoel theatre records.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/134211
Appears in Collections:Season 1994/95 Programmes - SchPATMP

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