Paul Abraham's "Ball at the Savoy"

P. Abraham, Ball at the Savoy operetta, almost musical in 2 acts Libretto by A. Grunwald, F. löhner-Beda, V. Mass and M. Chervinsky Operetta "Ball at the Savoy" was written in 1932. Its author is the Hungarian Paul Abraham. "Ball at the Savoy" is a unique musical Comedy, it actually is a kind of border between the musical and the classic operetta of the 19th century. It is considered the most exciting dance ever staged operettas here, waltz, and tango, and Foxtrot, and step. It is no coincidence that the famous "Tangolita" of this work became a worldwide hit. Bright, gorgeous show in the style of "the Great Gatsby", catchy tunes, great sets and costumes, unexpected plot twists and, of course, love are waiting for you in the operetta Paul Abraham. To get into the network of their own deception, conquering the famous singer — what could be more meaningless for the famous artist Aristide of Stanwood! He is inventive in everything! That's just with the beautiful Madeleine Thibault all his dexterity disappears. Or maybe it's love? Mad cascade of dizzy adventures, rapid change, sudden quarrels and a happy reconciliation in the rhythm of jazz and Foxtrot will experience the charming Madeleine and Aristide carefree, purposeful desi and humorist Pomerol on a brilliant and elegant ball at the Savoy, which, by the way, they invited you!