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Faustus
or, The Demon of Drachenfels
Musical
Revival
Broadway
Opening Date
Jan 13, 1851
Closing Date
May 21, 1851
Performances
41
Musical
Revival
Broadway
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Open Date: Jan 13, 1851
Close Date: May 21, 1851
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCTION
The credits for this production have not yet been completed or verified.
Theatres
Broadway Theatre
(Jan 13, 1851 - May 21, 1851)
Description
A Grand Romantic Spectacle in Three Acts, 14 scenes.
Comments
"Faustus" was on hiatus from 02/23/1851 through 05/17/1851.
People
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
E.A. Marshall
Written by
George Soane
; Songs, duets and concerted music by
Sir Henry Bishop
; Melo-dramatic music composed, selected and arranged by
Mons. Perot
Carnival and ballet dances produced under the direction of
Mons. Schmdt
Scenic Design by
George Heister
; Machinery and mechanical changes by
E. Speyre
; Costumes, decorations, properties and appointments by
S. Wallis
Mrs. Abbott
Rosolia
Daughter of the Count de Casanova, and betrothed to Montolio
Miss Adeline
Principal Danseuse
Miss Capel
Lucetta
Grognoso's Daughter, and in love with Wagner
La Petite Carman
Manette
Mr. Checkeni
Principal Grotesque Dancer
Mr. Cleverly
Officer
Mr. Conway
Mephistopheles
W. Davidge
Wagner
a young German student
Mr. Dyott
Faustus
the German Doctor
Miss Adelaide Gougenheim
Liza
Miss Josephine Gougenheim
Lisette
Mr. Harris
Enrico
a gallant Soldier, and brother of Adine
Mr. Hart
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Herman
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Hill
Count Orsini
a young Venetian, in love with Adine
Mr. Hind
Marco
a Venetian officer
Mr. Keimes
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Marhler
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Mathews
Grognoso
Innkeeper and Father to Lucetta
Miss Olivia
Janet
Mr. Parry
Paolo
Madame Ponisi
Adine
Sister to Enrico
Mr. Reynolds
Antonio
a Venetian and friend of Enrico
Mr. Scharf
Brevillo
a Servant of the Inn, and in love with Lucetta
Mr. Shaw
Montolio
a Venetian and friend of Enrico
Mr. Wharton
Luco
Mr. Whiting
Count de Casanova
Father of Rosolia
Mr. Williams
Officer
Mr. Wise
Officer
Mr. Wright
Officer
Songs
music by
Sir Henry Bishop
; lyrics by
Sir Henry Bishop
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Home! There's a storm in the whistling blast
Chorus of Fishermen
The wild bird is rocking in his nest
Chorus of Hunters
Now for the fireside's cheerful blaze
Chorus of Peasants
Grand Ballet: Carnival in Venice
I'm a young German scholar
Wagner
Now prithee your laughing give over
Count de Casanova, Lucetta and Wagner
Lucy, Lucy, dear Lucy! wake to the spring
Lucetta
Act 2
Sung By
Oh, sweetly the noon day's ending
Adine
Act 3
Sung By
Rejoice, rejoice
Invisible Chorus of Demons
The morn is up
Lords, Ladies, and Guards
Duet
Wagner and Lucetta
Fill up, fill up, the vine-wreathed cup
(music by
M. Fry
; lyrics by
M. Fry
)
People
Songs
Production Staff
Opening Night Cast
Produced by
E.A. Marshall
Written by
George Soane
; Songs, duets and concerted music by
Sir Henry Bishop
; Melo-dramatic music composed, selected and arranged by
Mons. Perot
Carnival and ballet dances produced under the direction of
Mons. Schmdt
Scenic Design by
George Heister
; Machinery and mechanical changes by
E. Speyre
; Costumes, decorations, properties and appointments by
S. Wallis
Mrs. Abbott
Rosolia
Daughter of the Count de Casanova, and betrothed to Montolio
Miss Adeline
Principal Danseuse
Miss Capel
Lucetta
Grognoso's Daughter, and in love with Wagner
La Petite Carman
Manette
Mr. Checkeni
Principal Grotesque Dancer
Mr. Cleverly
Officer
Mr. Conway
Mephistopheles
W. Davidge
Wagner
a young German student
Mr. Dyott
Faustus
the German Doctor
Miss Adelaide Gougenheim
Liza
Miss Josephine Gougenheim
Lisette
Mr. Harris
Enrico
a gallant Soldier, and brother of Adine
Mr. Hart
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Herman
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Hill
Count Orsini
a young Venetian, in love with Adine
Mr. Hind
Marco
a Venetian officer
Mr. Keimes
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Marhler
Officer of the Inquisition
Mr. Mathews
Grognoso
Innkeeper and Father to Lucetta
Miss Olivia
Janet
Mr. Parry
Paolo
Madame Ponisi
Adine
Sister to Enrico
Mr. Reynolds
Antonio
a Venetian and friend of Enrico
Mr. Scharf
Brevillo
a Servant of the Inn, and in love with Lucetta
Mr. Shaw
Montolio
a Venetian and friend of Enrico
Mr. Wharton
Luco
Mr. Whiting
Count de Casanova
Father of Rosolia
Mr. Williams
Officer
Mr. Wise
Officer
Mr. Wright
Officer
music by
Sir Henry Bishop
; lyrics by
Sir Henry Bishop
(Unless otherwise noted)
Act 1
Sung By
Home! There's a storm in the whistling blast
Chorus of Fishermen
The wild bird is rocking in his nest
Chorus of Hunters
Now for the fireside's cheerful blaze
Chorus of Peasants
Grand Ballet: Carnival in Venice
I'm a young German scholar
Wagner
Now prithee your laughing give over
Count de Casanova, Lucetta and Wagner
Lucy, Lucy, dear Lucy! wake to the spring
Lucetta
Act 2
Sung By
Oh, sweetly the noon day's ending
Adine
Act 3
Sung By
Rejoice, rejoice
Invisible Chorus of Demons
The morn is up
Lords, Ladies, and Guards
Duet
Wagner and Lucetta
Fill up, fill up, the vine-wreathed cup
(music by
M. Fry
; lyrics by
M. Fry
)
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