| Prague National Theatre Opera | ||
| Zbyněk Müller | Dirección | |
| Vladimír Morávek | Dirección de escena, Diseño de iluminación | |
| Martin Chocholoušek | Diseño de escena | |
| Zimula Sylva Hanáková | Diseño de vestuario | |
| Prague National Theatre Orchestra | ||
| Ondřej Hučín | Dramaturgia | |
| Lucie Mertová | Coreografía | |
| Jan Bubák | Dirección de coro | |
| Jiří Brückler | Barítono | Švanda |
| Svatopluk Sem | Barítono | Švanda |
| Alžběta Poláčková | Soprano | Dorotka |
| Jana Šrejma Kačírková | Soprano | Dorotka |
| Martin Šrejma | Tenor | Babinský |
| Jaroslav Březina | Tenor | Babinský |
| Ester Pavlů | Mezzosoprano | Queen |
| Kateřina Jalovcová | Mezzosoprano | Queen |
| Roman Janál | Barítono | Magician, Second Forester |
| Martin Bárta | Barítono | Magician, Second Forester |
| Jiří Sulženko | Bajo | Devil |
| František Zahradníček | Bajo | Devil |
| Ondřej Koplík | Tenor | Familiar, Captain of the Devil's Guard |
| Aleš Voráček | Tenor | Familiar, Captain of the Devil's Guard |
| Vladimír Doležal | Tenor | Judge |
| Dušan Růžička | Tenor | Judge |
| Vít Šantora | Tenor | Executioner, First Forester |
| Václav Sibera | Tenor | Executioner, First Forester |
The opera based on the widely popular tall story, which inspired Josef Kajetán Tyl to write his play The Strakonice Bagpiper, or The Feast of Wild Women, is a fairy tale from head to toe – depicting a simple story, featuring clear-cut characters, either evil or good, and, naturally, with a happy ending, all that supported by music abounding in lovely melodies, masterful fugues, as well a grandiose conclusion, “So the story ends”, with a quotation of the splendid Czech song I Don’t Want Anyone. The fairy-tale opera featuring magic bagpipes and clear-cut characters would be translated into some 17 languages after its premiere in 1927 and garner acclaim all over the world, including in Vienna, London and other major European cultural centres, as well as in New York and Buenos Aires. The production is suitable for the whole family! In Czech language with German and English subtitles. The project is part of the Musica non grata series.