Hernani

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  Dramatic Reading Scene and Story Collection, Volume 005-Various 27.08.2026 6t 2min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Social War of 1900-Simon Landis 26.08.2026 2t 29min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Birds-Aristophanes 25.08.2026 1t 58min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Freaks An Idyll of Suburbia-Arthur Wing Pinero 24.08.2026 3t 48min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  School for Greybeards; or, The Mourning Bride-Hannah Cowley 23.08.2026 2t 27min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Crossings A Fairy Play-Walter de la Mare 22.08.2026 2t 44min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Speckled Band An Adventure of Sherlock Holmes-Sir Arthur Conan Doyle 21.08.2026 2t 29min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Velasco-Epes Sargent IV 20.08.2026 2t 4min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Beggar's Opera-John Gay 20.08.2026 2t 14min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Sweet Lavender-Arthur Wing Pinero 18.08.2026 3t 9min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Funeral or Grief A-La-Mode-Richard Steele 17.08.2026 2t 54min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  World of Fashion-John Oxenford 16.08.2026 2t 4min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW
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  Comical History of Don Quixote, Part 2-Thomas D'Urfey 03.08.2026 3t 39min

  "Comical History of Don Quixote, Part 2" by Thomas D'Urfey brings to life the whimsical adventures of the beloved character Don Quixote, blending humor and satire in a retelling that showcases the absurdity of his chivalric quests. This engaging narrative highlights the timeless themes of idealism versus reality, the folly of ambition, and the enduring power of imagination. D'Urfey's comedic touch adds a fresh perspective on the classic tale, making it a delightful listen for both new audiences and those familiar with Cervantes' original work. Its exploration of human folly and the pursuit of dreams resonates today, reminding us of the importance of laughter in the face of life's challenges.
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  Hernani - Victor Hugo 30.06.2026 3t 31min

  First performed in 1830, this was once described as a play on which the "romantic school centered its hopes". The Classicists at the time felt that this play was a threat to everything they deemed important in literature. Set in 16th century Spain, Hernani is a tale of romance and intrigue. Described in 1912 thusly: "The performance was permitted, so tradition says, in the expectation that the play would discredit the romantic school once and for all. The principal actress, Mlle. Mars, was outraged by Hugo’s imagery, and refused point blank to call Firmin [actor] her ‘lion, superb and generous.’ A goodly claque, drawn from the ateliers and salons, brought the play to an overwhelming triumph, and for fifteen years the dominance of the romantic school was indisputable." ... and "Hernani passes from one cataclysmic experience to another; the whole of life seems to depend on the blowing of a hunting horn.". This play inspired the opera "Ernani" by Giuseppe Verdi, premiered in 1844. - Summary by Jake Malizia Cast list: Hernani: Greg Giordano Don Carlos: Jake Malizia Don Ruy Gomez de Silva: Alan Mapstone Doña Sol de Silva: Jenn Broda The King of Bohemia: Algy Pug The Duke of Bavaria: James R. Hedrick The Duke of Gotha: Michael Broomhill The Duke of Lutzelbourg: redrun Don Sancho : Adrian Stephens Don Mathias: John Payton Don Ricardo: Larry Wilson Don Garcie Suarez: James R. Hedrick Don Francisco: Andrew Gaunce Don Juan de Haro: KHand Don Gil Tellez Giron: Sandra Schmit Doña Josefa Duarte: Lynette Caulkins A Mountaineer: ToddHW A Lady: Michele Eaton First Conspirator: Adrian Stephens Second Conspirator: John Payton Third Conspirator: Andrew Gaunce A Conspirator: ToddHW The Page: James R. Hedrick Stage Directions: Sonia Editing: ToddHW