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Wallensteins Tod

Heard
1968
Episodes
1
Language
German

Friedrich Schiller Wallensteins Tod

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In den Jahren 1796-99 entstand in einer gewaltigen Anstrengung das erste Historienstück großen Stils der deutschen Literatur, das von der dämonischen Persönlichkeit des Feldherren Wallenstein handelt. Die dreiteilige Tragödie, von der Goethe bewundernd sagt, sie sei "so groß, dass in seiner Art zum zweitenmal nichts Ähnliches vorhanden ist", gipfelt in Wallensteins Tod.

In der Inszenierung von Karlheinz Stroux am Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus (1968) gelang O.E. Hasse mit seiner Interpretation neben Gustaf Gründgens eine der beiden tonangebenden Charakterdarstellungen des Wallenstein. Spieldauer: ca. 107 Minuten Sprecher: Veronika Bayer Heinrich Ortmayr Manfred Paethe Waldemar Schütz Karl-Heinz Martell Gerd Kunath Alfred Holl Kurt Schmitz Hermann Weisse Alf Pankarter Hans Wyprächtiger Wolfgang Arps Ingeborg Weirich Siegfried Siegert O. E. Hasse Wolfgang Haubner Arthur Jaschke Rena Liebenow Arthur Mentz Dauer: 1 h 49 min

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  1. wallensteins tod

    No date given · 1 h 47 min

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  1. Wallensteins Tod

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