Princess Chardash

Emmerich Kálmán's best and most popular operetta and one of the most staged on the world music scene, in which the blockbuster chases the blockbuster and colorful musical phrases are intertwined with dynamic ballet arrangements. Who doesn't love the hit tunes that come from it? The performance is attended by 100 performers (soloists, choir, ballet, orchestra).

Prince Edwin von Lippert Weylersheim is engaged to the Orpheum variety star Sylva, although she plans to travel to conquer America. Of course, the family does not agree to marriage, especially since Edwin is engaged to cousin Stasi. The birbants Boni and Feri also appear. The former shows Sylvie a notice of Edwin's official engagement to Countess Stasi. The star feels disappointed and deceived. Boni comforts her that dozens of such Edwins await, so it's time to go for applause and for a career. Before that, however, Sylva appears incognito as a wife... Boni at a ball at the palace of the Duchy of Lippert Weylersheim in Vienna and wins the hearts of would-be in-laws... Events seem to take a sensational turn, and all so that in the finale it can sound common — Love me!