This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. I really adored Irei’s playing Rudolph as full of pluck and idealism instead of just a mama’s boy; I also liked his being both the most politically idealistic and realistic character in the show. She was particularly terrifying in “An Empress’s Duties” (detailed later.) in Japanese Studies. Cäcilienkonzert am 23.11.2013, Stadtkapelle Perg unter der Leitung von Thomas Asanger, Komp: Sylvester Levay, arr. Error: Please make sure the Twitter account is public. Her der Tod knew Elisabeth would succumb to his charms, and this was in contrast to how her der Tod behaved after Elisabeth’s rejections. The VBW’s internationally successful production ELISABETH, penned by the crack team of Michael Kunze & Sylvester Levay, will be performed on 5 and 6 July 2019 as an exceptional concert experience in the grand forecourt of Schönbrunn Palace. Learn how your comment data is processed. Frankly, it sounded ridiculous. Saved by ALexander Fe Shin ALexander Fe Shin During her younger years Elisabeth is very tomboyish and free spirited, but once she becomes empress others try to hold her down. I’ve written before about Elisabeth, my favorite musical when I saw it at the Imperial Theatre in Sept. 2010. Kotobuki’s performance as Sophie was also excellent. of the underworld. Although I own a copy of the Vienna revival with Maya Havoort and Máté Kamarás, I can’t understand German, so I feel like some of the parts that are different than the Takarazuka version were lost on me, like the lyrics of “Hate” and the spoken interactions. It is narrated from beyond the grave by Luigi Lucheni, the Italian anarchist who assassinated her in 1898. Share. Elisabeth the Musical 帝国劇団 (Imperial Theatre, Tokyo) Sept. 23, 5:30 pm. Story added by sy_syara on February 20, 2019. *The roles of Elisabeth, der Tod, and Sophie were shared during the three-month run of the show. I’m really happy with how this turned out and exactly two of my friends are at all excited about this because no one loves Elisabeth das Musical like @arrispect and @dianapocalypse love Elisabeth das Musical. Focussing on Elisabeth’s struggle against the stifling constraints of imperial protocol, her determination to asser... Elisabeth is a Viennese, German-language musical commissioned by the Vereinigte Bühnen Wien (VBW), with book/lyrics by Michael Kunze and music by Sylvester Levay. Ishikawa plays Franz as someone who is weak to the women in his life—his mother controls him, and choosing Elisabeth seems to be as much out of love at first sight as his desire to make a choice of his own for once. (It didn’t hurt that she actually resembled the real Elisabeth, especially in the later scenes.). Differences between the Toho and Takarazuka versions. Starring Sena Jun (瀬奈じゅん) as Elisabeth, Yamaguchi Yuichiro (山口祐一郎) as der Tod, Ishikawa Zen (石川 禅) as Franz Joseph, Irei Kanata (伊礼彼方) as Rudolph, Takashima Mashiro (髙嶋政宏) as Luigi Lucheni, and Kotobuki Hizuru (寿 ひずる) as Sophie. His story was expanded in this version—he tried to warn Franz about the nationalists by “showing” him the song “Hate,” (Hass)  a number about proto-Nazis that never appears in the Takarazuka version. Also the order of songs is often switched, which is the most noticeable between the German and the Viennese versions. Az Elisabeth egy Erzsébet császárné és királyné életén alapuló musical. The VBW’s internationally successful production ELISABETH, penned by the crack team of Michael Kunze & Sylvester Levay, will be performed from the 1st to the 3rd of July 2021 as an exceptional concert experience in the grand forecourt of Schönbrunn Palace. With the exception of Yamaguchi’s portrayal of der Tod, I adored this production. Elisabeth: The Musical Review. ( Log Out /  I did like that the musical was not about the love story, but since the ending is the same (Elisabeth dies and is happily united with der Tod), I was hoping that he’d be a little more appealing instead of just an enemy-like figure. In this version, she fired a gun first, which attracted the (philandering) Max’s attention, and I think this helped establish her straight away as wild and unsuited for the throne. The Story It’s clear that she’s attracted to him on a primal level. Franz repeats the sentiment, and she concedes that it’ll be okay if they’re together, but it’s obvious she doesn’t have any idea what she’s getting into. Although Elisabeth has been performed for over 20 years, those not wanting spoilers about the details of the show should stop reading here. Elisabeth’s youthful ignorance is taken a step further by her actions towards Franz. Neben den bereits verkündeten Hauptdarstellern Maya Hakvoort und Mark Seibert gaben die Vereinigten Bühnen Wien am 03. The musical story is very close to the life story of Queen Elisabeth, so I was able to follow the gist of it. Instead, the manga is about community through shared experiences–for instance, the following, which is based on a fan-favorite scene from the musical Elisabeth: […], […] all day to explore, is famous for their hydrangeas. (“I wasn’t trying to kill your son, he just walked into my sword!”) I liked that this showed der Tod as having a sick sense of humor, and I wish he had done more with this. She goes on about how they’ll travel the world and live in freedom together (her desires in expressed in“Like You” when talking to her father). I feel like they had more of a presence in this production, especially when they carried Elisabeth around after she arrives in the land of the dead. See more ideas about musicals, cats musical, musical theatre. Elisabeth das Musical. 3,871 likes. The real Elisabeth was very particular about her ankle-length hair, and in the hours it took to dress it each day, she studied Hungarian with a tutor. Including Vienna, so here is my review on the populaire German musical base on the Empress of Austria-Hungary. Haruno Sumire and Uwe Kroeger were more subtle (read: less groping). I like this better than the Takarazuka version because it makes the (living) characters seem more like real people with all the problems that arise from desire. Based on the tragic life and death of legendary Austrian Empress, Elisabeth of Austria ("Sisi") wife of Emperor Franz Joseph I. I enjoyed all of the sets, but this one really stood out. Although some of that might be the fault of Yamaguchi—I, for one, remained unconvinced that Elisabeth could be drawn to him romantically because his der Tod was so utterly unappealing compared to those of Haruno Sumire, Uwe Kroeger, and Máté Kamarás, and others who brought a lot of sexual tension and chemistry to the role. Elisabeth das Musical Act 1 (Eng Subs) - YouTube. posted by deedragongirl. I could hear the lyrics clearly, for one, and Lucheni’s role, at its best, can be played like a comic version of Heath Ledger’s Joker, which is the direction Takashima took it. The costumes were amazing, with rich fabrics and great attention to details, from the military medals to Elisabeth’s hair ornaments, as usual, but a few things stood out to me as exceptionally good. Fan casting? myCast is the place for you! The main character Elisabeth, also known as Sissi, is a very intriguing character. Additionally, Max, Elisabeth’s father, gets some philandering in before “Like You,” (パパみたいに) and Elisabeth does catch an STI from Franz after Sophie and her ministers procure him a prostitute. I’m really glad I finally got a chance to see a production of Elisabeth live, and that I got to see a non-Takarazuka Japanese-language production. İmparator I. Franz Joseph'in karısı olan Avusturya İmparatoriçesi Elisabeth'in yaşamını ve ölümünü anlatıyor . He also wrote the German versions of international hit musicals such as EVITA, CATS, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, A CHORUS LINE, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS, THE LION KING and MAMMA MIA!, DON … His near-worship of her as an ideal mother-figure, someone who can fix anything, even the state of Austro-Hungary and his father’s political opinions as emperor, gets in the way of presenting his argument. In their youth, serious Franz warns bubbly Elisabeth over and over that life as the rulers of Austro-Hungary will not be easy or fun, but his failure to convince her speaks as much to his weak-willed nature as to her strong-willed one. (Once my daughter, who is very familiar with the songs, translated many of the words for me as we watched, then I completely enjoyed the experience. Tod (the death) went to take her with him, but something happened (don't ask me what) but he let her live. The inclusion of the duet between Franz and Sophie, which leads into Sophie’s solo about how she was just trying to make Franz a good emperor was included in this version and really rounded out their relationship. Takashima played a deliciously crazy Lucheni, using spoooooky voices and hand gestures to refer to (and perhaps make fun of) der Tod, making faces at Sophie and Max as they sang about how “This Marriage is a Mistake” (結婚は失敗) and generally carrying on as a mad, wild, over-the-top narrator who has to tell this story but figures he might as will have fun with it and mess with the judge (and jury?) Sept. 23, 5:30 pm, Starring Sena Jun (瀬奈じゅん) as Elisabeth, Yamaguchi Yuichiro (山口祐一郎) as der Tod, Ishikawa Zen (石川 禅) as Franz Joseph, Irei Kanata (伊礼彼方) as Rudolph, Takashima Mashiro (髙嶋政宏) as Luigi Lucheni, and Kotobuki Hizuru (寿　ひずる) as Sophie.*. Ishikawa Zen’s Franz Joseph was an excellent foil to Sena’s Elisabeth. Emperor Franz Joseph and Sissi. While the mainstream Japanese media covers the stars in the entertainment section just as they do other idols and talents, English-language media coverage of fans and their activities is often lumped in with “weird Japan” and its “weird” herbivore men; the coverage can be derisive, because, in addition to being labeled as fans (geeks), Zuka fans have an added distinction of gender-bending, both in terms of the otokoyaku and in terms of the otokoyaku‘s popularity among straight-identified women. I have trouble imagining Sena Jun, who is an incredible actor herself and has also worked with some of the great der Tods, going home after rehearsal not to head-desk. It is narrated from beyond the grave by Luigi Lucheni, the Italian anarchist who assassinated her in 1898. I like to read this as a double meaning–this Elisabeth was, in a way, aroused by Death, the character, and, of course, the concept. His performance was in direct contrast to Yamaguchi’s as der Tod. However, in this production, Elisabeth wears a plain, childish dress that shows her ankles, whereas Helene appears in a full-length adult dress for the marriage meeting. He tries to kiss her, but she shies away. Info. The musical follows Elisabeth’s life from the fall that sent her to the land of the dead, where der Tod falls in love with her, to her troubled marriage with Franz, to Rudolph’s revolutionary activities, and eventually, to the fall of the Hapsburg empire and Elisabeth’s assassination. * Franz relied mainly on facial expressions to express his true feelings when he could not in words; his “kicked puppy” expression got a lot of use but was always entirely appropriate. The musical was commissioned as a more realistic depiction in response to the 1950s films. Nov 12, 2013 - Explore Sarah Cariker's board "Elisabeth Musical " on Pinterest. The set’s size also forced the perspective of the audience to identify with him, I think, because we can understand the feeling of being a child and everything in the adult world (books, weapons) just seems so big. The theme present in Franz’s relationships with Sophie and Elisabeth, seems to be that, in trying to please one person, his relationship with the other–and with everyone else–deteriorates. This set made young Rudolph, who sings of his desire to see his mother again, seem even smaller and more helpless. While Takashima acted crazy and over the top, it was believable, in-character, and never detracted from his singing or acting skills. Elisabeth (musical) is part of WikiProject Musical Theatre, organized to improve and complete musical theatre articles and coverage on Wikipedia. Maya Hakvoort has played the Empress Elisabeth over a thousand times in many different productions of the hit musical all over the world, but this will be her first time performing the role at the original historical location. Notes There was just no appeal to his der Tod. Whether the key were lowered to be closer to some of the German-language versions or whether she has been able to train her in her higher range since retiring as an otokoyaku and playing women’s roles in mainstream theater, she hit all the notes perfectly. First, Elisabeth’s wigs got longer and longer as she aged, reflecting her obsession with her beautiful, extremely long hair. Focussing on Elisabeth’s struggle against the stifling constraints of imperial protocol, her determination to assert her own identity, her reaction to the tragic fate of her son, Rudolf, and her morbidly romantic, lifelong love affair with Death–who is here presented as a dashing and darkly charming seducer. Posted in Culture, Takarazuka, Theatre, Tokyo, Travel | Tagged エリザベート, 瀬奈じゅん, 石川 禅, Elisabeth the Musical, Imperial Theatre, Ishikawa Zen, musical, Sena Jun, Takarazuka, Toho, Tokyo, Yamaguichi Yuichiro, 山口祐一郎, 帝国劇場, 東宝, 東京 | 3 Comments, […] I love this manga because it is written for fans by a fan. Here are a few more to browse. She makes a curt exit after Elisabeth tells der Tod to get out, but behind the closed door, breaks down a little, stinging from the rejection. Change ), You are commenting using your Facebook account. Johan de Meij Fanfare/musical 2000 Product in goede staat: enkele potloodaantekeningen aanwezig Moeilijkheidsgraad D Op 3/9/1992 vond in Wenen de wereldpremière van de musical Elisabeth plaats. Because of sexual confidence of Haruno and Kamarás, I felt much more invested in and willing to believe that Elisabeth loved and lusted after Death; with Yamaguchi, I was left cold. Tap to unmute. By the time Rudolph grows up, the strain between Sophie, Elisabeth, and Franz seems to have destroyed his relationship with both of them and with Rudolph, as well, to whom he never shows kindness. And so, to give his testimony, Lucheni resurrects the Hapsburgs to illustrate his story: Elisabeth, her husband Franz-Joseph, her son Rudolph, her mother-in-law Sophie—and the key witness: der Tod, the king of the dead. As Elisabeth ages, Sena played her as a woman who tried to maintain a cold outer dignity as she struggled with her inner turmoil and continued heartbreaks; her reactions toward adult Rudolph and Franz (particularly in “Boats in the Night,” in which she tells him that they can never really be together.) From Enak Sumire Style Stage Graph; Hanagumi 2002. Kamarás, for example, gropes and caresses Havoort quite a bit, especially in “The Last Dance” (Der Letze Tanz; 最後のダンス)and “When I Dance” (Wenn Ich Tanzen Will; 私が踊る時), and she physically responds to his touch. Ich gehör nur mir. When Franz picks Elisabeth instead, the effect is even more shocking because Elisabeth really looks like just a child. (Read: he’s really crazy, with hardly a scrap of reason, especially in the scene leading up to the murder.). Change ). Rudolph is a very angsty role by nature, but Irei’s Rudolph was in angst because he was a genuinely compassionate and intellectual, though idealistic, young man who wanted to change the empire before it collapsed, not just a brash child rebelling against his father. Use the form below to add a new role to this story. With ELISABETH he pioneered a new European form of musical theater, the drama musical, following this success with DANCE OF THE VAMPIRES, MOZART!, REBECCA and MARIE ANTOINETTE and LADY BESS. What Can I Do with a B.A. Change ), You are commenting using your Twitter account. Jul 30, 2019 - Explore Eli's board "Elisabeth das Musical" on Pinterest. I’m not sure if that’s what he wanted his der Tod to be, but it came off as Yamaguchi himself mistaking excessive drama and awkward pitch and phrasing (horrible vowels, which is impressive in a language that only has beautiful vowels) for actually acting. Elisabeth recounts the enthralling tale of her fatal, lifelong love affair with Death, heralding the decline of the Habsburg Empire. See more ideas about musicals, subtitled, english. Including this particular interaction, which was skillfully acted, was an excellent choice in showing both what a reckless, hasty act their engagement was and in developing their characters. Additional songs have been added for some productions of Elisabeth that are not featured in all productions. On the other hand, because Takarazuka focuses so much on the love story between der Tod and Elisabeth instead of Elisabeth herself, this aspect of the show tends to be much more believable in the Takarazuka productions that this run of the Toho one. Elisabeth is a Viennese, German-language musical commissioned by the Vereinigte Bühnen Wien (VBW), with book/lyrics by Michael Kunze and music by Sylvester Levay. However, Sena really outdid herself in this performance. ( Log Out /  **I mean this in reference to the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Rodgers and Hammerstein canons of musicals rather than the Takarazuka productions. Trustpilot. The Takarazuka productions tend to focus on der Tod and Elisabeth equally, and this takes a lot of Elisabeth’s agency away. Hi guys, I actually stumble on the musical after my fascination with Austrian history grew from my visit to Central Europe. He played Franz as a man who wanted to do everything in his power to please the woman he loved and do what he felt was right, but was so caught up in his mother’s stranglehold that he couldn’t love Elisabeth or run the country in the way he wanted. Elisabeth das Musical. Finding myself in Tokyo for a performance of Elisabeth (my favorite musical–review of the 2012 show to come),  I decided to see if the hydrangeas […], […] the pleasure of consuming and the pleasure of producing analyses. 1992-ben mutatták be a bécsi Theater an der Wienben.A szöveget Michael Kunze írta, a zenét Lévay Szilveszter szerezte. Join thousands of other users in fan casting your favorite stories. Elisabeth is a German-language musical about Elisabeth (also known as Sisi), the wife of Habsburg Emperor Franz Joseph I, focusing mainly on an imagined lifelong flirtation with Death himself (rendered as a handsome young man called "Der Tod"- German for "death") and Elisabeth's constant need for independence, often at the cost of her unconditionally loving husband and her hypersensitive son … Elisabeth , Michael Kunze'nin kitabı / sözleri ve Sylvester Levay'ın müziği ile Vereinigte Bühnen Wien (VBW) tarafından yaptırılan , Viyana kökenli bir Almanca müzikaldir . Elisabeth was played by former otokoyaku Sena Jun and Asami Hikaru; der Tod was played by Yamaguchi Yuichiro, Ishimaru Kanji, and Shirota Yu; Rudolph by Irei Kanata, Tashiro Mario and Urai Kenji; and Sophie by two former Takarasiennes, Kotobuki Hizuru and Mori Keaki. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Elisabeth The Musical. See more ideas about musicals, takarazuka, musical theatre. Sorry, your blog cannot share posts by email. But Our Ghostly Girlfriend is in Another Mansion (When Marnie Was There), Deep Thoughts: Journeys in Engineering Education, Get Beneath the Surface (InsideJapan Tours). ** The thoughtful lyrics, the attention paid to (and addition of) the character-developing scenes, and the excellent acting of the rest of the cast are what make this musical truly extraordinary. In short, he plays this role with hardly an ounce of nuance or subtlety, like an aspiring musical theatre actor who hasn’t learned that belting is not acting. Based on the tragic life and death of legendary Austrian Empress, Elisabeth of Austria ("Sisi") wife of Emperor Franz Joseph I. (The real Elisabeth was all of 16 when she married.) AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 AT-WIE-03 ; Map; Newsletter. We see this first in the scene where a mother begs for her son’s life; Franz seems more than willing to pardon him but Sophie overpowers him. in which young Rudolph sings about missing his mother. Speaking of eroticism and lack thereof, in every respect other than Yamaguchi’s performance, the show preserved more of the focus on sex present in the original German. Elisabeth: Sena Jun is the only Takarasienne to have ever played all three lead roles in the Takarazuka version of the show. One was “Mama, Where Are You?” (ママどこなの?) Rudolph’s idealism is further developed in another scene in which Franz yells at his son for publishing a pro-Hungarian independence article in a revolutionary newspaper; Rudolph, however, continues his revolutionary activities, when and the others are arrested after a rally, Franz threatens to disown him. Elisabeth Musical. Tiny Rudolph picks up a giant sword when he sings about becoming a hero, and der Tod later takes the sword and points it at oblivious Rudolph’s back as if to see if the boy will accidentally back up into it. HOLIDAYS City and culture Most requested Luxury Hotels Sea Mountain Summer early booking Residence Bus Travel Travel Generic Group Wellness. Irei Kanata as Rudolph was another stand-out performance. Ready to move onto another story? Despite putting on a show that he was in control of the relationship, Haruno’s der Tod secretly had a lot of pain and doubts, as seen in the scene in Elisabeth’s bedroom, after she tells Franz to chose her or his mother. Fans of the Austrian musical Elisabeth and all it's versions. Uit het grote enthousiasme waarmee de musical ontvangen werd, blijkt dat het leven van de Keizerin van Oostenrijk nog steeds tot de verbeelding spreekt. Regardless, she was stunning—she was absolutely adorable in “Like You,” (パパみたいに) which can be difficult to play without being cloying or singing badly on purpose to mimic the vocal sound of youth. The feeling was that she had little agency and was being dressed like a doll, but there was the added nuance of the play within the play—Lucheni has resurrected the Hapsburgs to illustrate his testimony in the afterlife that Elisabeth wanted to die, and so it was like she were being dressed “backstage” in front of us. She played Lucheni in the 2002 Hanagumi version, with the incomparable Haruno Sumire (春野寿美礼) as der Tod and Ootori Rei (大鳥 れい) as Elisabeth; in 2005, she played Elisabeth against Ayaki Nao’s (彩輝 直) der Tod; and she played der Tod (with Nagina Ruumi [凪七　瑠海] as Elisabeth) in 2009 as one of her last roles before retiring. Take 30 seconds to create a completely free profile, which will allow you to: Elisabeth is a Viennese, German-language musical commissioned by the Vereinigte Bühnen Wien (VBW), with book/lyrics by Michael Kunze and music by Sylvester Levay. Unlike many other female leads, Elisabeth searches for freedom as opposed to fairy tale love. Popular Elisabeth das Musical songs. He’s a very dynamic actor, and really played Franz in a nuanced way that made me feel more sympathetic to him and angry at him than I usually do. Elisabeth The Musical. Franz does not heed Rudolph’s warning that Austro-Hungary needs to change, and instead becomes furious with him, which helps further set up Rudolph’s eventual suicide. Change ), You are commenting using your Google account. Copy link. Elisabeth, like The Scarlet Pimpernel (both the original and Takarazuka version), is proof that a lavish, large-scale musical can be more than just smoke, mirrors, and belting. In a role which is also easy to overact, she played the tyrant Sophie with skill and grace—as the mother-in-law everyone fears having but without becoming a caricature. One time she went to the circus and start walking on the rope and felt off. It’s hard to tell how much was her personal and professional growth and how much was changed by the work itself, as the mainstream version is quite a bit different than the Takarazuka version and also because each run of the show, even in the same language/country, is different. The musical depicts Elisabeth as a childish adolescent who becomes a young bride head over heels in love, and eventually, a middle-aged woman who has lost her will to live. ELISABETH 2020 - Die Solisten stehen fest | Musical Vienna News. ( Log Out /  Elisabeth recounts the enthralling tale of her fatal, lifelong love affair with Death, heralding the decline of the Habsburg Empire. Listen to music from Elisabeth The Musical like Eine Kaiserin muss glänzen, Elisabeth, mach auf mein Engel & more. Song List. Austria - Wien. She was in love with Death, he claims. The musical begins in the land of the dead, in which Luigi Lucheni, an Italian anarchist, has been resurrected to explain why he murdered the Empress Elisabeth of Austro-Hungary. Don't see what you're looking for? In the Takarazuka version, her hair is not a big deal, but I enjoyed the nod to her hair issues in this production. In Japanese, I could understand it all, even the parts that got changed, like the lyrics of “When I Dance,” which were much closer to the original German lyrics I’ve read in translation. You can edit the article attached to this page, or visit the project page, where you can join the project and see a list of open tasks. That review was primarily a review of that run of the show and its actors as Elisabeth is an […]. Haruno played der Tod as someone with incredible sexual charisma–der Tod knew he was attractive and irresistible; someone who could break a heart with a glance. The musical follows Elisabeth’s life from the fall that sent her to the land of the dead, where der Tod falls in love with her, to her troubled marriage with Franz, to Rudolph’s revolutionary activities, and eventually, to the fall of the Hapsburg empire and Elisabeth’s assassination. Haruna’s in-jokes about shows and fan behavior are spot-on, but more importantly, she treats her fellow fans with respect. ('Sissi' / Elisabeth of Bavaria/ Elisabeth Amalie Eugenie), (The Narrator/ Italian Anarchist / Elisabeth's Assassin). Based on the tragic life and death of legendary Austrian Empress, Elisabeth of Austria ("Sisi") wife of Emperor Franz Joseph I. * In Zucca x Zuca, Haruna doesn’t try to explain the appeal of the stars, the fans’ behavior, or to convert readers to the fandom. As for the sets, one of my favorite sets was the one for the first duet between young Rudolph and der Tod (“Mama, Where Are You?” , who detailed above): a pile of oversized books, armor, and swords in a dark background. Elisabeth is different from any other musical. Wenn ich tanzen will. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! Elisabeth is from a well known family, when she was a kid she liked to walk in a rope. Elisabeth das Musical Act 1 (Eng Subs) Watch later. Dream Broadway and West End Cast. Assemble your dream cast! In contrast (or perhaps in complement) to the focus on sex, young Elisabeth herself is made out to be very naïve and very young, which I think really rounded out her character. There were only a couple scenes in which Yamaguchi calmed down and played the role in a skilled, nuanced way, and these were actually great. For more than two decades now, ELISABETH has been playing in a class of its own: since its world premiere in 1992 at Vienna’s Theater an der Wien, the musical has been translated into seven languages and seen by over ten million spectators worldwide, making it the most successful German-language musical of all time. Franz tries to tell her that the life of the royal couple is very difficult and that she won’t really have any personal freedom, but Elisabeth just continues on without listening. Elisabeth the Musical Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Sen Jun as der Tod in the Tsukigumi 2009 version. The musical theatre stars Maya Hakvoort and Mark Seibert will sing the roles of Elisabeth and Death in a large-scale concert performance of ELISABETH at Schönbrunn Palace. Unfortunately, this ended in the first act, but I’m not sure if it was for time purposes, as her costumes become more and more complicated, particularly her ballgown and her tightly corseted traveling gown, or to show that she (and her servants) could dress herself, a metaphor for independence. Saved from musicalworkshop.org. Before the love song “I Won’t Fear Any Storm” (嵐も怖くはない), Elisabeth and Franz are talking. Several of my friends who saw him in the role in 2008 said the same thing, so I doubt it was just an off night. 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