Demerdjiev (Brown), Waldemar Kmentt (Street Singer); Bulgarian Television and Radio Mixed Choir and Symphony Orchestra, Victor C. Symonette The Threepenny Opera, 1994, on CDJAY 1244. In English. Donmar Warehouse (London) production. Translated by Robert David Macdonald (lyrics translated by Jeremy Sams). Conducted by Gary Yershon. With Sharon Small (Polly Peachum), Tara Hugo (Jenny), Natasha Bain (Lucy Brown), Tom Hollander (Macheath), Simon Dormandy (Tiger Brown), Beverley Klein (Mrs Peachum) and Tom Mannion (Mr Peachum). Die Dreigroschenoper, 1997, on Capriccio. Conducted by Jan Latham-König, with Ulrike Steinsky, Gabriele Ramm, Jane Henschel, , Rolf Wollrad, and Peter Nikolaus Kante. Die Dreigroschenoper, 1999, BMG 74321 66133–2, Ensemble Modern, HK Gruber (conductor, Mr Peachum), Max Raabe (Macheath), Sona MacDonald (Polly), Nina Hagen (Mrs Peachum), Timna Brauer (Jenny), (Tiger Brown) See also Threepenny Novel (1934) Story adapted to Brazilian scenario by Chico Buarque, having Rio instead of London, as Ópera do Malandro (1979) The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Volume III: Century Notes References Bibliography Brockett, Oscar G. and Hildy, Franklin J., History of The Theatre, Allyn and Bacon, 2002 (9th Edition), Warrack, John and West, Ewan (1992). The Oxford Dictionary of Opera. Oxford: Oxford University Press. External links The Threepenny Opera Website, historical information, audio files, quotes, and quizzes (requires Adobe Flash) Information on The Threepenny Opera English version, marc-blitzstein.org 1928 musicals Plays by Bertolt Brecht Broadway musicals West End musicals Operas by Kurt Weill German-language operas Operas 1928 operas Ballad operas Fiction set in 1838 Operas set in London Plays based on other plays German musicals Tony Award-winning musicals Musicals set in London