Molnár Klára (szerk.): Évkönyv az 1992/93. színi évadra - Thália könyvek 3. (Budapest, 1994)

Rövidítések

Abbreviations

alk.

= adapted by

koreogr.= choreographer

átd.

= revised by

m. orsz.-ibem. = Hungarian premiere

b.

= ballet

mell.= supplement

bábj.= puppet play

mesej.= fairy play

bábko.= puppet comedy

m.v.

= as guest

bábt.= puppet designer

ny.

= printing house

bem.= premiere

0.

= opera

bev.

= introduced by

op.

= operetta

bibliogr.= bibliography

ősbem.= world premiere

bo.

= farce

összeáll.= compiled by

c.

= entitled

P

= page

díszlet= stage designer

r.

= part

dj

= play with songs

rend.= director

dr.

= drama

szerk.= editor

évf.

= class

szinp. alk= adapted for the stage by

felúj.= revival

szm.

= play

f.h.

= Academy student

t.

= plate

ford.= translated by

tr.

= tragedy

fv.

= act

tragiko.= tragicomedy

illusztr.= illustrated

új bet.= restudied performance

j= play

vez.

= conducted by

jav.

= corrected

vigo.= comic opera

jegyz.= notes

vj.

= comedy

jelmez= costume designer

zene

= composer

kiad.= edition

zenedr.= music drama

ko.

= comedy

zenés vj.= musical comedy

Note on the use of our terminology. World premiere means the first public performance of a play. Premiere includes performances either put on for the first time by the theatre in question or submitted — as compared to any former staging — to some change of one of its essential elements, such as textual changes, new translation, new staging, sets or costumes. Revival includes performances put on after a longer lapse of time either unchanged or in a new distribution. Transfer means the premiere of the same production at another venue.

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