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'''Karl Edler von Marinelli''' (baptized [[September 12]], [[1745]], [[Vienna]] – [[January 28]], [[1803]], [[Vienna]]) was an [[actor]], [[theatre manager]] and [[playwright]]. |
'''Karl Edler von Marinelli''' (baptized [[September 12]], [[1745]], [[Vienna]] – [[January 28]], [[1803]], [[Vienna]]) was an [[actor]], [[theatre manager]] and [[playwright]]. |
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From [[1761]] Marinelli was a travelling comedian in the "Schultz Company" ("Schultzsche Gesellschaft") in [[Baden]] (Lower Austria), that was taken over a few years later by J. M. Menninger and played in [[Brno]], [[Bratislava]], [[Budapest]] and [[Vienna]]. |
From [[1761]] Marinelli was a travelling comedian in the "Schultz Company" ("Schultzsche Gesellschaft") in [[Baden]] (Lower Austria), that was taken over a few years later by J. M. Menninger and played in [[Brünn]] (now [[Brno]]), [[Preßburg]] (now [[Bratislava]]), [[Budapest]] and [[Vienna]]. |
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He was one of the founders of the genre of "Vienna Local Comedy"; ("Wiener Lokalposse"), and the author of several plays for the Schultz company. In [[1780]] he became head of the company, where J. J. La Roche performed most successfully as the "Punch" ("Kasperl"). He opened the first permanent popular theatre of [[Vienna]] with this troupe in the [[Leopoldstädter Theater]] (also known as "Kasperl Theater") in [[1781]]. |
He was one of the founders of the genre of "Vienna Local Comedy"; ("Wiener Lokalposse"), and the author of several plays for the Schultz company. In [[1780]] he became head of the company, where J. J. La Roche performed most successfully as the "Punch" ("Kasperl"). He opened the first permanent popular theatre of [[Vienna]] with this troupe in the [[Leopoldstädter Theater]] (also known as "Kasperl Theater") in [[1781]]. |
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Revision as of 20:29, 13 March 2007
Karl Edler von Marinelli (baptized September 12, 1745, Vienna – January 28, 1803, Vienna) was an actor, theatre manager and playwright.
From 1761 Marinelli was a travelling comedian in the "Schultz Company" ("Schultzsche Gesellschaft") in Baden (Lower Austria), that was taken over a few years later by J. M. Menninger and played in Brünn (now Brno), Preßburg (now Bratislava), Budapest and Vienna.
He was one of the founders of the genre of "Vienna Local Comedy"; ("Wiener Lokalposse"), and the author of several plays for the Schultz company. In 1780 he became head of the company, where J. J. La Roche performed most successfully as the "Punch" ("Kasperl"). He opened the first permanent popular theatre of Vienna with this troupe in the Leopoldstädter Theater (also known as "Kasperl Theater") in 1781.
At the same year the composer Ferdinand Kauer joined his company as leader of the orchestra and as conductor. Kauer composed plenty of music for Marinelli's theatre, including more than a hundred singspiels and operas: also incidental music and songs, mostly to texts by the house poet Karl Friedrich Hensler. Their first major success was Das Faustrecht in Thüringen (The Law of the Jungle in Thüringen, 1796–1797), which was eclipsed by the success of by Das Donauweibchen (1798), premiered two years later.