Don Carlos
Crown Prince Don Carlos reunites with reformer Marquis Posa, who urges him to govern Flanders and broker peace. Carlos confesses forbidden love for his stepmother, Queen Elisabeth, who bids him serve Spain instead. Intrigue by the jealous Princess Eboli and Duke of Alba convinces King Philip II of betrayal. Posa sacrifices himself to save Carlos, but the king ultimately imprisons his son and hands him over to the Inquisition.
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Crown Prince Don Carlos reunites with reformer Marquis Posa, who urges him to govern Flanders and broker peace. Carlos confesses forbidden love for his stepmother, Queen Elisabeth, who bids him serve Spain instead. Intrigue by the jealous Princess Eboli and Duke of Alba convinces King Philip II of betrayal. Posa sacrifices himself to save Carlos, but the king ultimately imprisons his son and hands him over to the Inquisition.
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Studio:Burgtheater Wien
Cast
Alfred Stöger
Director
Ewald Balser
Philipp II.
Walther Reyer
Don Carlos
Aglaja Schmid
Elisabeth von Valois
Fred Liewehr
Marquis von Posa
Judith Holzmeister
Prinzessin von Eboli
Stefan Skodler
Herzog von Alba
Vera Balser-Eberle
Herzogin von Olivarez
Beatrix Degenschild
Marquise von Mondekar
Eduard Volters
Graf von Lerma
Fred Hennings
Herzog von Medina
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