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Die Fledermaus

Die Fledermaus was part of The Grange Festival 2025 lineup, running from 20th June to 5th July.

Overview

Arguably the greatest operetta of all time, Die Fledermaus received the royal treatment with gorgeous 1920s designs, an all-star ensemble cast, and a witty English translation. This new production—sparkling with melody, mischief, and masquerade—was directed by Paul Curran and designed by Gary McCann, with lighting design by Johanna Town. Paul Daniel conducted the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra.

Part of The Grange Festival 2025, this dazzling Die Fledermaus opera delivered an evening of elegance, humor, and unforgettable classical music in Hampshire.

  • Composer — Johann Strauss II
  • Librettists — Carl Haffner & Richard Genée
  • Orchestra — Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra
  • Chorus — The Grange Festival Chorus
  • Sung in — English

Creatives

  • Paul Curran Director

  • Gary McCann Designer

  • Johanna Town Lighting Designer

  • Gabriella Ingram Associate Costume Designer

  • Paul Daniel Conductor

  • William Vann Chorus Master

Cast

  • Andrew Hamilton Eisenstein

  • Sylvia Schwartz Rosalinde

  • Ellie Laugharne Adele

  • Claudia Huckle Prince Orlovsky

  • Ben McAteer Dr Falke

  • Darren Jeffery Frank

  • John Graham Hall Dr Blind

  • Trystan Llŷr Griffiths Alfred

  • Myra DuBois Frosch

  • Isabelle Atkinson Ida

Gallery

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Photography by Richard Hubert Smith

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