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Woyzeck

Heard
1954
Episodes
2
Language
German

Austrian / German Public Radio Der junge Otto Schenk als Woyzeck „Woyzeck“ von Georg Büchner Er war ein begnadetes Multitalent: Dichter, Mediziner, Naturwissenschafter und politischer Aktivist. Er starb mit 23 Jahren an Typhus. In nur vier Jahren, die ihm für sein Werk bis zu seinem Tod, 1837, blieben, „kämpfte er mit allem, was er tat und schrieb, gegen die Starre, Entfremdung und Stummheit seiner Epoche“ (zit „Die Zeit“). Georg Büchners „Woyzeck“ blieb ein Fragment und zählt dennoch zu den einflussreichsten Dramen der deutschsprachigen Literatur. Der einfache, geschundene Soldat Woyzeck ist eine Figur, deren symbolische Aussagekraft weit über das Stück hinausweist. Franz Woyzeck ist nicht nur Objekt in einem sozialen Drama, Woyzeck ist auch ein auf eine Art Minimalsprache reduzierter Mensch, ein „sprachloser“ Mensch

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. (ORF)

    No date given · 1 h 00 min

  2. woyzeck

    No date given · 56 min

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  1. Woyzeck

    Listeners' uploads · Georg Büchner · 2 episodes here · archive.org

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