It is about Al Mansur, the Caliph of Baghdad.
Moisasur's Magic Curse
- Daten Titel: Moisasurs Zauberfluch Gattung: Zauberspiel in zwei Aufzügen Originalsprache: Deutsch Autor: Ferdinand Raimund Musik: Wenzel Müller[1] Erscheinungsjahr: 1827 Uraufführung: 25. September 1827 Ort der Uraufführung: Theater an der Wien, Wien Personen Der Genius der Tugend
- Ariel, a spirit of virtue
- Moisasur,[2] demon of evil
- The Genius of Transience
- Hoanghu, Beherrscher des Diamantenreiches
- Alzinde, his wife
- Mansour
- Omar, a messenger from Hoanghu's army
- Hassan, a Moor
- Karamburo, a warrior
- Ossa, his wife
- a chief of Hoanghu's army
- Gluthahn, a wealthy farmer
- Trautel, sein Weib
- the bailiff of Alpenmarkt
- the Actuary[3]
- Philipp, servant of the bailiff
- Rossi, jeweler, owner of a country house near Alpenmarkt
- Linnet, his overseer in the country house
- ein Schatten im Reiche der Vergänglichkeit
- Dorkalio, ein Schatten Moisasurs
- Hans, a stone breaker
- Mirzel, his wife
- the dream god
- a charcoal burner
- a dungeon master
- four court clerks
- four shadows of Moisasur
- Indian people, Alzinde's court, Hoanghu's warriors, shadows in the realm of transience, dream figures, Rossi's servants, spirits of virtue
Moisasur's Magic Curse is a magic play in two acts by Ferdinand Raimund. The premiere took place on September 25, 1827 as a benefit event for the poet in the Theater an der Wien.
