Bielsky's text, after Alexander Pushkin's 1834 poem, The Tale of the Golden Cockerel
Engl. version by Edward Agate, revised by Emanuel Young
Creative/Crew
Cast
King Dodon
King Dodon (pantomime)
Queen of Shémaka
Queen of Shémaka (pantomime)
Astrologer
Astrologer (pantomime)
General Polkan
General Polkan (pantomime)
Amelfa
Amelfa (pantomime)
Prince Guidon
Prince Guidon (pantomime)
Prince Afron (pantomime)
First Bojor (sic)
First Bojor (pantomime)
Second Bojor
Second Bojor (pantomime)
Voice of the Golden Cock
Show Dates
Time and Place
A fairy tale
Scenes
Media
Notes
To access the full production program, click the PDF link above.
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Translated from the Russian by Edward Agate
Although the stage direction is credited to Armando Agnini on the cast page,
who customarily designed all productions, the following note also appears on the same page:
Entire production staged and directed by Adolph Bolm
Scenery, Costumes and Properties designed by Nicholas Remisoff
Scenery executed in the studio of the San Francisco Opera Association in the
War Memorial Opera House. Costumes by Goldstein & Co.
The singing cast of the opera is composed entirely of San Francisco artists,
and the dance and pantomime personnel drawn from the San Francisco Ballet School.