description Polnische Wirtschaft Overview
Polnische Wirtschaft is a German-language operetta or vaudeville farce associated with the composer Jean Gilbert, the professional name of Max Winterfeld. The work was composed in 1909 and received a Berlin production in 1910; its three-act plot uses comic situations involving Berlin society, a country estate, and Polish characters. It is relevant to the history of early twentieth-century German operetta and to Gilbert's commercially successful stage works.
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Who composed Polnische Wirtschaft?
Polnische Wirtschaft is associated with Jean Gilbert, the professional name of Max Winterfeld. The operetta was composed in 1909.
When was Polnische Wirtschaft first produced in Berlin?
The work received a Berlin production in 1910. It had been composed the previous year, in 1909.
What kind of work is Polnische Wirtschaft?
It is a German-language operetta or vaudeville farce. Its three-act plot uses comic situations involving mistaken identities and social complications.
How many acts does Polnische Wirtschaft have?
The work has three acts. Its comic structure places the action within a German-language operetta format associated with Jean Gilbert.
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