The Game of Love

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Musical dates
Title: The Game of Love
Original language: English
Music: Jacques Offenbach
Book: Tom Jones
Lyrics: Tom Jones
Literary source: Anatol and Anatol's megalomania by Arthur Schnitzler
Premiere: June 15, 1965
Place and time of the action: Vienna , Austria-Hungary , late 19th century
Roles / people

Anatol, Max, Cora, Gabriele, Annie, Else, Ilona, ​​Annette, Baron Diebel

The Game of Love is an English-language musical based on the German plays Anatol and Anatols megalomania by the Austrian playwright Arthur Schnitzler . It is set in Vienna in the late 19th century and deals with the many superficial and immature relationships of the middle-class playboy Anatol. The musical is based on the translation of the play by Tom Jones . The lyrics are by Jones, the music by Jacques Offenbach , with musical arrangements and additional music by Nancy Ford .

Music track

  • In Vienna - Max
  • I Love To Be In Love - Anatol, Max
  • The Hypnotism Song - Cora, Anatol, Max
  • The Music Of Bavaria - Annie, Fritz
  • Finishing With An Affair - Anatol, waiter
  • The Oyster Waltz - Annie, waiter
  • Come Buy A Trinket - Peddler
  • There's A Room - Anatol, Gabriele
  • Anatol's Last Night - Anatol
  • Love Conquers All - Ilona, ​​Anatol, Max
  • Listen To The Rain - Ilona
  • Seasons - Max
  • It's For The Young - Anatol, Max
  • Menage-A-Trois - Baron Diebel
  • There's A Flower I Wear - Annette
  • The Game Of Love - All

people

  • Anatol - the protagonist
  • Max - Anatol's friend
  • Cora - a mistress of Anatol
  • Annie - a mistress of Anatol
  • Gabriele - a former lover of Anatol
  • Ilona - a mistress of Anatol
  • Annette - a lover of Anatol
  • Baron Diebel - an aging playboy

literature

  1. Arthur Schnitzler: Anatol . Verlag des Bibliographischen Bureau, Berlin 1893 ( online [accessed on May 3, 2014]).
  2. ^ John Gassner, Edward Quinn: Austria . In: The Reader's Encyclopedia of World Drama . Dover Publications, New York 2002, ISBN 978-0-486-42064-6 , pp. 45 .
  3. ^ The Game of Love . In: The Guide to Musical Theater . Retrieved May 3, 2014.
  4. ^ The Game of Love . Music Theater International . Retrieved May 3, 2014.