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Hexenjagd

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1954
Episodes
1
Language
German

Hexenjagd

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Arthur Miller

produziert in: 1954

produziert von: NWDR

Laufzeit: 89 Minuten

Regie: Fritz Schröder-Jahn

Bearbeitung: Gisela Prugel

Übersetzer: Gisela Prugel

Erstsendung: 08.04.1954

Inhalt: Salem, Neuengland, 1692. In einem Wald veranstalten die 17-jährige Abigail und ihre Freundinnen eine nächtliche Geisterbeschwörung. Harmloser jugendlicher Schabernack, wenn nicht einige strenggläubige Dorfbewohner die Zeremonie beobachtet hätten. Die Mädchen stünden mit dem Teufel im Bunde, heißt es. Abigail verteidigt sich, indem sie Namen von Dorfbewohnern nennt, die sie zusammen mit dem Teufel gesehen haben will. Eine Hexenjagd auf unbescholtene Bürger beginnt.

Miller schrieb das Stück 1953 als Gleichnis auf McCarthys Kommunistenhatz in den USA.

Sprecher:

Günther Dockerill (Der Sprecher)

Benno Sterzenbach (John Proctor)

Marlene Riphahn (Elizabeth, seine Frau)

Dorothea Moritz (Abigail Williams)

Hans Paetsch (Pastor John Hale)

Franz Schafheitlin (Unterstatthalter Danforth)

Karen Hüttmann (Mary Warren)

Joseph Offenbach (Ezekiel Cheever)

Heinz Sailer (Francis Nurse)

Lotte Klein (Rebecca Nurse)

Hermann Kner (Giles Corey)

Anna Blask (Frau Ann Putnam)

Helmut Peine (Thomas Putnam)

Jo Wegener (Eine Frau)

Regieassistenz Willy Lamster

Techn. Realisierung Wilhelm Hagelberg

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Hexenjagd

    No date given · 1 h 31 min

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  1. Hexenjagd

    Hörspiele · Arthur Miller · 1 episode here · archive.org

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