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Das wilde Fest - Joseph Moncure March

Heard
1997
Episodes
1
Language
German

CATEGORY: audio drama TITLE: Das wilde Fest AUTHOR: Joseph Moncure March TRANSLATION: Ulli Becker ADAPTION: Heike Tauch DIRECTOR: Robert Matejka MUSIC: Günter "Baby" Sommer PRODUCTION: Deutschlandradio YEAR: 1997 RECORDING DATE: 2017-02-15 (Deutschlandradio) DESCRIPTION: Die schöne Queenie und ihr Liebhaber Burrs geben ein Fest, und um das Tablett mit den Drinks versammeln sich allerlei schräge Gestalten: der Boxer Eddie, die Lesbe True, die Tunten Oscar und Phil, der Tänzer Jackie... "Das wilde Fest" ist die Geschichte einer durchfeierten Nacht mit Sex und Kokain, Eifersucht und Gewalt - und mit einem dramatischen Ende. March brachte sie 1926 zu Papier, sie galt als zu gewagt, erschien daher erst 1928 in einer limitierten Ausgabe bei Pascal Covici und wurde ein Skandalerfolg, der in Boston prompt auf den Index kam. CAST: Rezitator - Otto Sander | Schlagzeug - Günter "Baby" Sommer | Saxophon und Flöte - Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky | Trompete - Heinz Becker | Klavier - Ulrich Gumpert | Bass - Klaus Koch PROVENANCE: mp3 download, private archive of Winfried Noack FORMAT: WAV 44.1 KHz 16 Bit PCM, stereo LANGUAGE: German

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  1. Das wilde Fest

    No date given · No. 1997 · 56 min

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  1. Das wilde Fest - Joseph Moncure March (1997)

    Hörspiele · Joseph Moncure March · 1 episode here · archive.org

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