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Die Kabale der Scheinheiligen

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1980
Episodes
1
Language
German

German Public Radio

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Die Kabale der Scheinheiligen

ein Hörspiel von Michail Bulgakow, Rundfunk der DDR 1980

77 Min.

Regie: Werner Grunow

Übersetzung: Thomas Reschke

Dramaturgie: Ruth Hildebrandt

Technische Realisierung: Eva Lau, Gabriela Neumann

Regieassistenz: Ingrid Krempel

Bearbeitung: Werner Grunow

Musik: Uwe Hilprecht

Mit: Michael Gwisdek, Jutta Wachowiak, Helga Piur, Dieter Wien, Christian Grashof, Helmut Müller-Lankow, Ezard Haußmann, Hannjo Hasse, Jörg Gudzuhn, Christoph Engel, Joachim Tomaschewsky, Edwin Marian, Heide Kipp, Hans Oldenbürger, Fred Ludwig, Michael Gerber, Lothar Schellhorn

Reflektiert wird der Ruhm und das Ende Molières: Paris zwischen 1662 und 1673. Der erfolgreiche Schauspieler Molière zieht sich mit dem Stück "Tartüffe" den Zorn des Klerus zu. Zunächst noch unter der Gunst von König Ludwig XIV. stehend, verliert er diese nach Intrigen des Geheimbundes der "Kabale der heiligen Schrift". Seine künstlerische Arbeit wird beschränkt, schließlich stirbt Molière während einer Theateraufführung.

Ursendung: 25.07.1980

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