This German play, written by the talented Ernst Benjamin Salomo Raupach, is a masterpiece of the genre. Filled with humor, romance, and drama, this play is a must-see for lovers of the stage.
Philipp, sein Bruder Irmengard, Pfalzgräfin am Rhein, Gemahlin Conrads von Hohenstaufen, Oheims des Kaisers Agnes, ihre Tochter Philipp August, König von Frankreich, unter dem Namen: Herzog von Burgund, als sein eigener Gesandte Heinrich der Löwe, Herzog von Braunschweig Heinrich, dessen Sohn Der Erzbischof von Mainz Der Burggraf des Kaisers Theobald, ein vertrauter Diener Heinrichs des Löwen Deutsche Fürsten, Ritter und Prälaten Frauen der Pfalzgräfin Französische Ritter und Troubadours Deutsche und französische Edelknaben Kaiserliche Marschälle und Herolde Kampfrichter. Feldhauptleute. Masken Balletpersonal zur pantominischen Darstellung der Verbindung des Rheins mit der Seine Ritter und Hoffräuleins beim Kampfspiel Kaiserliche Dienerschaft. Trabanten Krieger Heinrichs des Löwen. Wache. Volk
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