Festival - Schachermaier stages "Threepenny Opera" in Bad Hersfeld
Austrian director Michael Schachermaier will stage the Bertolt Brecht classic "Die Dreigroschenoper" at the Bad Hersfeld Festival next year. "Michael Schachermaier is an extremely poetic, dedicated director," said Festival Director Joern Hinkel on Wednesday. "I like his directorial language, his humor, his narrative style and his musicality."
Schachermaier is no stranger to the festival city: in 2009 he brought "Ronja the Robber's Daughter" by Astrid Lindgren to the stage of the Stiftsruine. He has staged productions at the Vienna Burgtheater, Saarländisches Staatstheater, Landestheater Linz, Theater Freiburg and Theater Heilbronn, among others.
The festival will open on June 21, 2024 with "The Threepenny Opera". A new production of the Broadway musical "A Chorus Line", the comedy "Der Vorname", the play "Wie im Himmel" and the play "Das kleine Gespenst" for children will also be performed.
73rd Bad Hersfeld Festival
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- Joern Hinkel, the Festival Director, is a fan of director Michael Schachermaier's poetic style, humor, narrative, and musicality, which he will showcase during the "Threepenny Opera" at the upcoming Bad Hersfeld Festival in Germany.
- Next year, renowned Austrian director Michael Schachermaier will stage Bertolt Brecht's classic "Die Dreigroschenoper" at the Bad Hersfeld Festival, following his previous successful performance of "Ronja the Robber's Daughter" in the city's Stiftsruine.
- The 73rd edition of the Bad Hersfeld Festival in Germany will feature various productions such as "The Threepenny Opera," "A Chorus Line," "Der Vorname," "Wie im Himmel," and "Das kleine Gespenst" for children, starting on June 21, 2024.
- Bad Hersfeld, Germany, is known for its rich cultural scene and festivals, with Joern Hinkel and Michael Schachermaier being significant contributors through their collaborations, including the upcoming "Threepenny Opera" performance.
Source: www.stern.de
