Comedy with Dieter Hallervorden
About 350 years ago, a comedian of world literature died – the highly respected Jean-Baptiste Poquelin, alias Molière. In his honor, the Schlosspark Theater will perform the last play he wrote, "The Imaginary Sick," for the opening of its 17th season.
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It's astonishing that this play has so far been performed in Germany under the title "The Imaginary Invalid." That would imply that the sick person is a haughty, arrogant individual. The Schlosspark Theater will perform this Molière under the title "The Imaginary Invalid" – because it clearly illustrates what Molière meant:
The sick person is sick because he imagines he is sick. For doctors and pharmacists, the "sick person," Monsieur Argan, is a true gold mine. Argan's faith in the medical art goes so far that he wants to marry his daughter off to a doctor, even though she has already given her heart to someone else.
(PLAY IN GERMAN)
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Participating artists
(Komödie von)
Dieter Hallervorden (Übersetzung und
Bearbeitung)
Bearbeitung)
Henrik Kairies (Musik)
Viola Matthies (Kostüm)
Philip Tiedemann (Regie)
Stephan von Wedel (Bühne)
Dieter Hallervorden (mit)
Peter Lewys Preston (Premierenbesetzung Cléante (+ Fotos):)
Dagmar Biener (mit)
Mario Ramos (mit)
Christiane Zander (mit)
Helen Barke (mit)
Harald Effenberg (mit)
Elias Reichert (mit)
