Molnár Klára (szerk.): Évkönyv az 1990/91. színi évadra (Budapest, 1992)

Rövidítések

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I

Abbreviations

Aik.

adapted by

Koreogr.=

choreographer

Átd.

=revised by

M. orsz.-i bem.=

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

Osbem.

=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 b

Felúj.=

revival

Szm.

=play

Ford.

=translated by

T.

=plate

F.h.=

Academy student

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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