The Glass Slipper
Director: János Mohácsi
comedy in three acts
Irma, the little Cinderella of Józsefváros, does not dream of a rich royal prince: she falls in love with a poor carpenter Lajos Sipos, hopelessly and desperately. But the aging, sullen craftsman has already been chosen by someone else: Adél, the boarding house owner. She even has plans for marriage, meanwhile she is looking for happiness in the arms of his young lover. Ferenc Molnár's comedy about a strange love rectangle is an ironic, heart-wrenching tale that conquered the audience not only in Hungary, but also in foreign theaters.
The show is recommended for audiences over 12 years!
Irma: Waskovics Andrea
Sipos: Stohl András
Adél: Kovács Patrícia
Császár Pál: Medveczky Balázs
Mrs. Janitor, Kati: Tar Renáta
Mr. Janitor: Bölkény Balázs
Etelka, Adél’s mother: Vlahovics Edit m.v.
Mr. Stetner: Telekes Péter
Captain Gál: Csapó Attila
Viola: Virágh Panna m.v.
Priest: Zoltán Áron
Cook: Majsai-Nyilas Tünde
Julcsa, servant: Kopek Janka
Sergeant: Horváth Szabolcs
Keczeli Ilona: Radnay Csilla
Madame Rotics: Balázsovits Edit
Róza, her colleague: Kopek Janka
Police Counsellor: Fesztbaum Béla
Police Doctor, at the same time Photographer: Gados Béla
Clerk, also Photographer’s assistant: Dino Benjamin
Mrs. Tottál, Zsigmond’s sister: Bach Kata
Zsigmond, her brother: Péter Virág
Zsófi: Rimár Izabella
Berta: Siklódi Szilvia/Biczó Anna
Corporal: Balázs Kóbor/Attila Nánási
Jánoska: András Loós Patrik/Patrik Rusz
Szakértők band:
MÁRTON KOVÁCS - violin
RÓBERT BENKŐ / ERNŐ HOCK – double bass
GERGELY ALEXI / BÉLA ÁGOSTON / ZOLTÁN SZABÓ - clarinet, horn, stringed instruments
TIBOR BODOR / ÁDÁM MÓSER - accordion
Set designer: ANDRÁS MOHÁCSI
Costume designer: KRISZTINA REMETE
Dramaturg: ISTVÁN MOHÁCSI
Light designer: GERGELY FRIEDRICH
Music: MÁRTON KOVÁCS
Choreographer: MÁRTON KOVÁCS
Stage Manager: BALÁZS RÖTHLER, MIKLÓS VARGA
Prompter: ÉVA SZARVAS
Assistant Director: JUDIT SKRABÁN
DIRECTOR: JÁNOS MOHÁCSI
(In case of a start at 7 p.m., the expected end time of the performance is 10:20 p.m.)
Opening Night: 7 p.m. 23 September 2023 at Vígszínház