Only the capital of the country that gave birth to the world's best-known and most popular folk festival, Oktoberfest, is truly worthy as the premiere venue for a play that celebrates the incredible story of the festival's origins - with plenty of lively music, of course.
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The American-born acting and singing troupe, which has decided to celebrate its favorite festival with the whole world, is convinced of this with unwavering enthusiasm.
The fact that shortly before the start of the performance it turns out that the most important protagonists of the show are surprisingly no longer available forces the MC of the evening and the producer to fill in the vacant parts. A challenge that the entire ensemble faces with the greatest dedication and using all their talents.
And perhaps it is precisely this spontaneity and joy of play that gives the romantic and charming origin story of the Oktoberfest festival a touch of credibility with a wink - just nice for celebrating.
(Program in German)
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Participating artists
Harold Faltermeyer (Komponist/in)
Philip LaZebnik (Autor/in)
Christoph Marti (Geschwister Pfister)
Tobias Bonn (Geschwister Pfister)
Gary Schmalzl
Jürgen Schäfer
Immo Hofmann / Ralf Kuendgen
Johannes Roloff
Guntbert Warns
Momme Röhrbein
