Charles VI

Charles VI was an opera in five acts with a libretto by Casimir Delavigne and Germain Delavigne. Jacques-François Halévy composed its score, and Joseph Mazilier created the choreography. The sets were done by Cambon , Deterle , Despléchin , Philastre , and Séchan . The opera had its premiere at the Royal Academy of Music on 15 March 1843, and it was billed on 30 dates before the end of the year. It went on to enjoy another 21 presentations between 1844 and 1848, and it was mounted with…