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Tegernseer Volkstheater succeeds in brilliant comedy with "Krach am Tegernsee".

2022-08-22T07:43:45.417Z


Tegernseer Volkstheater succeeds in brilliant comedy with "Krach am Tegernsee". Created: 08/22/2022, 09:33 By: Alexandra Korimorth Liberation after the Corona break: The ensemble of the Tegernseer Volkstheater headed by Andreas Kern (2nd from left, with Hanno Sollacher, Claudia Loy and Flo Rian Bauer from left) plays perfectly down to the last detail and makes the "Krach am Tegernsee" hilarious


Tegernseer Volkstheater succeeds in brilliant comedy with "Krach am Tegernsee".

Created: 08/22/2022, 09:33

By: Alexandra Korimorth

Liberation after the Corona break: The ensemble of the Tegernseer Volkstheater headed by Andreas Kern (2nd from left, with Hanno Sollacher, Claudia Loy and Flo Rian Bauer from left) plays perfectly down to the last detail and makes the "Krach am Tegernsee" hilarious to roar.

The premiere had to be moved to the Ludwig-Thoma-Saal on Saturday.

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The premiere of "Krach in Tegernsee", the new comedy penned by Andreas Kern, was great fun on Saturday.

The spectators burst out laughing, the actors literally contorted themselves within their roles - even though the planned open-air performance fell through.

Tegernsee

– Turbulent and rousing: This noise has what it takes to be a hit in the Volkstheater.

Even if the Tegernseer Volkstheater was unable to bring the "Krach in Tegernsee" to the open-air stage in the Kurgarten due to the weather, this did not detract from the atmosphere or the staging.

Of course, the first scene, in which the Fischer daughter Elisabeth (Nikola Pendelin) falls from the boat into the lake, singing and dancing, would have been more impressive with an actual view of the lake than in the Wall show.

But the viewer was also transported so directly into the idyll of the two Tegernsee fishing families Niederhofer and Strohschneider and into the year 1850.

The time when the people of Munich came to the lake for a summer holiday, when the hut for the Afghan Winter Dog of the Miller Council of Commerce was to be inaugurated with a ceremony,

Elisabeth, the Niederhofers' eldest daughter, wants to go to the opera instead of becoming a fisherwoman and marrying the Strohschneiders' only son, Veith (Michael Reichenwallner).

The two are fond of each other, but they don't really fit together.

That would rather be done by Magdalena (Claudia Loy), the Niederhofers' younger daughter, who is a fisherman with heart and soul.

When teasing, she gets caught up with her future brother-in-law with serious consequences.

Meanwhile, Elisabeth prepares for her first public appearance, under the instructions of Judicial Council von Tratten - hilariously funny: Flo Rian Bauer, when he hums Mozart's "Reich mir die Hand zum Leben" to illustrate or squeaks the aria of the Queen of the Night - and with the help of journeyman baker Lenz (Lenz Feichtner), who mimics a gondolier.

Even in the third act after the break, the tears of laughter should not come to an end.

By then, the squabbling in all innocence about the imaginative whisperings of the parents of the bridal couple - Christina and Andreas Kern as Simmerl and Gundl Niederhofer as well as Barbara Kutzer and Hanno Sollacher as Michi and Moni Strohschneider - had already developed into a gspusi.

Veith becomes a Don Juan, Magdalena a flinch, and the two families become bitter opponents.

There is a tangible noise and a number of injuries.

The viewers experience how something can exaggerate in such a way in one of the most ingenious staging tricks that theater director Andreas Kern has ever come up with as a director: a three-time retrospection in slow motion, technically supported by sound effects - hilarious to roar, the audience finds and laughs,

Each of the actors plays their role and its development perfectly down to the last detail of gestures and facial expressions - as if the piece was a liberation or a rebirth for the ensemble after the Corona break.

And many can also find themselves in the bickering spouses, where after 30 years of marriage it is still a question of who is in charge.

A brilliant production not to be missed.

It has the potential to become a long-running hit on the stages of folk and rural theater: as cross-generational, limitless fun.

Further performances are planned as open-air events in the Tegernsee Kurpark on Saturdays on August 27 and September 3, 2022 at 8 p.m.

Tickets are available in advance from all tourist information offices in Tegernsee and online.

Source: merkur

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