Thursday, March 28, 2013, 7:30 p.m.-9:15 p.m., in the German Theatre hall
Titus Andronicus
by William Shakespeare
Directed by: Brian Michaels
Roman commander Titus Andronicus returns from the war against the Goths. He follows an ancient tradition and sacrifices the eldest son of surrendered Goth queen Tamora, thus incurring her hatred. As a consequence of the welcome ceremony gone wrong – Titus's daughter Lavinia refusing to marry the newly crowned emperor Saturnine – Tamora becomes the new empress and, together with her secret lover Aaron, embarks on a vendetta against the Andronici. When those find out that they are not victims of destiny, but of madness gone out of control, they plan a retaliation of enormous brutality.
Duration: 01:45
Cast
Rareș Hontzu
Bassianus
Boris Gaza
Titus Andronicus
Radu Vulpe (a. G.)
Marcus Andronicus
Franz Kattesch
Lucius
Konstantin Keidel (a. G.)
Quintus
Paul Cebzan
Martius
Richard Hladik
The young Lucius
Harald Weisz
Emilius
Alarbus
Raul Bastean
Demetrius
Bernhard Schmidt-Hackenberg
Chiron
Horia Săvescu (a. G.)
Aaron
Georg Peetz (a. G.)
Tamora
Enikő Blénessy
Lavinia
Anne-Marie Waldeck
Amme
Dana Borteanu
Brian Michaels
Set and costumes
Ioana Popescu
Music
Alex Halka (a.G.)
Dramaturgy
Valerie Seufert (a.G.)
Hanns-Dietrich Schmidt
Stage speech coordination
Claudia Hartmann
Assistant director
Mizgin Bilmen
Technical direction
Adrian Muntean
Costinel Stănescu
Prompter
Press excerpts
"Colour, light and sound: three sources of the performance, three
gates for entering the labyrinth of drama, three artistic ways to
explore the obscurity of the human being and of the world within them,
equally exciting and enticing. In Titus Andronicus by William
Shakespeare, directed by Brian Michaels and stage design by Ioana
Popescu, the premiere at the German Theatre, the colour, the deep red of
the bloodshed, holds the main role."
Mihaela Dumitraşcu în: Renaşterea Bănăţeană
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