Klaus Maria Brandauer reads in Munich: There are still tickets!

Created: 01/11/2023 15:44

By: Katja Kraft

Klaus Maria Brandauer © Nik Hunger

Klaus Maria Brandauer is one of the greatest actors in the German-speaking world.

Now he slips into his biggest roles in the Munich Isarphilharmonie.

Absolutely worth seeing!

Klaus Maria Brandauer is a living legend.

The stage, film and television star has been sweeping the world's stages for 60 years.

Since 1972 he has been a member of the ensemble and director at the Burgtheater in Vienna.

He became internationally known in 1981 as Höfgen in István Szabó's film adaptation of the Klaus Mann novel "Mephisto", which won the Oscar for best foreign language film.

On January 13, 2023, Brandauer will be performing the evening "Almost a Hamlet my Mephisto, an Oedipus for everyone" in the Munich Isarphilharmonie.

From 8 p.m. he will create texts from 60 years on the stage.

Tickets are still available from Munich Ticket.

Brandauer inspires with Goethe, Shakespeare and Co.

Klaus Maria Brandauer is already looking forward to it.

Because through acting, the 79-year-old has learned for life again and again.

Through Goethe's and Shakespeare's texts, for example, as he said in an interview: "Oh, Goethe: an almost endless cosmos in which you can't get used to it right away, but after a certain amount of time with really diligent reading and studying.

He is a great example of what you should think about in life in order to get through.

And yet, of course, even a Goethe is not immune to horrors and vanity, that's so nice about the boys.

relieving!

They are geniuses but it doesn't work there and there.

Also Shakespeare: he is one of us.

Sometimes I think: why does he know me so well?

He understands little people like me.

The great Klaus Maria Brandauer recently inspired audiences with a reading by Ludwig Beck in Munich, and he will do it again in the Isarphilharmonie.

That is certain with him.