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Scene from "Don Caesar de Bazan", at the Princess Theatre, 1844
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Scene from "Don Caesar de Bazan", at the Princess Theatre, 1844
Scene from " Don Caesar de Bazan", at the Princess Theatre, 1844. A performance on the London stage of " Don Cesar de Bazan", an opera comique by Jules Massenet:this very effective drama, first produced, in English, at the Princess Theatre...The scene is in the third act, in which the licentious King is detected by Don Caesar...The performance never fails to be received with an enthusiastic burst of applause, which it well deserves; for it is one of the finest
coups de theatre we ever remember to have witnessed. From " Illustrated London News", 1844, Vol I
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This print captures a scene from the renowned opera comique, "Don Caesar de Bazan" performed at the Princess Theatre in 1844. The image showcases a pivotal moment in the third act, where Don Caesar confronts the licentious King. The performance of this dramatic masterpiece never fails to elicit an enthusiastic burst of applause from the audience, as it is hailed as one of the finest coups de theatre witnessed during that time. The actors' costumes are meticulously detailed, transporting us back to 19th-century Britain. This engraving, originally featured in the Illustrated London News, beautifully depicts the passion and intensity conveyed by these talented performers on stage. Joseph Kenny Meadows skillfully captures their expressions and gestures, showcasing his artistic prowess. As we gaze upon this historical snapshot of entertainment history, we are reminded of the enduring power of music and theater to captivate audiences across generations. The unknown actors depicted here embody their characters with conviction and talent. This print serves as a testament to Jules Massenet's timeless creation and its impact on Victorian society. It transports us back to an era when live performances were cherished events that brought communities together for an evening filled with emotion and spectacle. Through this image from Heritage Images collection, we can appreciate both the artistry involved in bringing such productions to life and our shared human connection through storytelling on stage.
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