Gone With the Wind at Budapest Operetta and Musical Theatre

Margaret Mitchell's world-famous story was born as a novel, flourished as a film and resumed as a musical piece. French composer Gerard Presgurvic, who has been associated with romeo and julie sikermusical, decades after the novel and the film, thought of a bourgeoisie, and crafted one of the most famous stories of the past century, Scarlett O'Hara's life. After the show in Paris, Hungarian artists, Gábor Miklós Kerényi and Szilárd Somogyi were given a free hand, and the Hungarian version of the Gone with Wind was born. After the opening of the Szeged Open Air Games, he moved to the Nagymez? street theater.

Scarlett O'Hara's story begins in 1861, when only a love affair with his beloved life suddenly enters the US civil war between the North and the South, which changes everything around him. Unsustainable poverty escalates, so Scarlett has to fight day-to-day for the survival of family estate, Tara, and living. His marriages from Dac eventually end, but at the end of his love failures he will nevertheless be given the opportunity to reopen.

Based on the novel, in 1939 Victor Fleming made a great-selling film, which received 10 Oscars.

The Budapest Operetta Theater wished to pursue a series of adaptations of famous literary works, delivering lasting values ??and thought adventures to the music lovers of the theater in order to capture the moments of entertainment and dissolution with real cathartic moments.

Authors

• Harold Rome
• Horton Foote
• Kazuo Kikuto
• Margaret Martin
• Margaret Mitchell