Best Victor Herbert
"Mademoiselle Modiste" is an American operetta in two acts featuring music by Victor Herbert and a libretto by Henry Blossom. It premiered on Broadway in 1905 and was specifically created as a starring vehicle for the soprano Fritzi Scheff. The narrative follows Fifi, an ambitious shop girl in a Par...
An American operetta by Victor Herbert that premiered on Broadway in 1915, notable as one of the prolific Irish-born composer's later theatrical works.
Eileen is an American operetta with music by Victor Herbert and a book and lyrics by Henry Blossom. It opened on Broadway in 1917 and is set in eighteenth-century Ireland, where its romantic story unfolds amid political conflict and rebellion. The work combines spoken dialogue with Herbert's theatri...
A 1922 American operetta by Victor Herbert, notable for its Broadway production and for featuring the enduringly popular song A Kiss in the Dark.
American operetta with music by Victor Herbert and book and lyrics by Henry Blossom that ran on Broadway beginning in 1915, set among New Jersey socialites.
A 1904 American musical comedy by Victor Herbert, notable for its Broadway run and its political satire set in a fictional Scandinavian region.
A 1908 American operetta by Victor Herbert, notable for its Broadway production and starring the famous soprano Emma Trentini in the lead role.
American operetta with music by Victor Herbert and book by Henry Blossom that premiered on Broadway in 1914, centered on a female playwright navigating romance.
American operetta with music by Victor Herbert and lyrics by Harry B. Smith that premiered in 1911, featuring a Balkan-set story of royalty and intrigue.
The Singing Girl is a three-act American operetta by Victor Herbert, written for soprano Alice Nielsen and premiered in New York in 1899.
American operetta with music by Victor Herbert and libretto by Harry B. Smith that premiered in 1903, set in 18th-century Paris during the revolutionary era.
The Ameer is a three-act operetta by Victor Herbert, with a libretto by Frederick M. Rankin and Kirke LaShelle, premiered in New York in 1899.
