A play with Stefanie Hertel!
A boulevard play with music written by David-Jonas Frei.
This musical and romantic comedy transports you to a turbulent and colorful Paris of the 1960s with lively melodies and humorous scenes.
Come to the city of love and let yourself be whisked away to places where things happen that you never dared to dream of!
In this romantic comedy, Gaby from the French Alps and Andrew (Stuart Sumner), an American, meet in the city of love - Paris. Gaby (Stefanie Hertel) is on the run from responsibility, she is to marry the president. Andrew is left behind by his wife in the unfamiliar city, while she prefers to have fun with French high society.
A partnership of convenience turns into a romance that is repeatedly disrupted by the arrival of Andrew's wife Nathalie (Rebecca Lara Müller) and by the annoying police officer (David-Jonas Frei) who wants to track Gaby down. The hotel manager (Martin Schranz) is also very clingy .... When Gaby's fiancé, the president (Sascha Hödl) himself, turns up, he wants to confront her.
This wonderful play offers a wealth of music and Parisian flair, including world hits, evergreens and street hits by stars such as Mireille Mathieu, Peter Alexander, France Gall, Vico Torriani and Peter Kraus. "All Paris dreams of love" - this amusing comedy takes you on a romantic journey that will enchant and delight the audience.
David-Jonas Frei (role: policeman and other roles) is the author of this play.
The Swiss national has lived in Germany since 2005, producing and writing films, most recently the comedy "Schlechte Helden" for Amazon Prime. In the summer, he played Rattler in "Winnetou" at the Karl May Festival in Burgrieden.
David-Jonas Frei is also known as Investor Reinert from the hit soap "GZSZ".
Stuart Sumner (role: Andrew) Born in the UK, he has lived in Germany since 2006. He studied dance and singing and has played leading roles in major musicals such as "Tarzan", "We will rock you" and "Grease". In February and March 2024, he will go on a major tour of German-speaking countries with the musical show "The Greatest Show".
Sascha Hödl (role: President, fiancé of Gaby): Even in his earliest childhood, "Winnetou" was his great passion and so a big dream came true for him since he joined the permanent ensemble at the Karl May plays in Bad Segeberg. He has thrilled audiences as Winnetou and in 2023 also in the role of Pida, Winnetou's adversary. Sascha Hödl was part of the ensemble for the tour of "Beauty and the Beast" and played one of the main roles in the production of "Dracula" in Burgenland in 2023.
Rebecca Lara Müller (role: Nathalie, Andrew's wife): The trained actress is present in theater, film and television. She has played leading roles in plays such as "Der zerbrochene Krug", "Das Mädchen am Ende der Straße" and "Wie es euch gefällt", as well as in films such as "Das Leuchten der Nacht" and "Kein Ausgang", for which she received several awards. She was honored as "Best Actress" at the Apex Film Festival.
Martin Schranz (hotel manager and other roles): The Austrian actor and tenor performed in plays such as Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" and "A Midsummer Night's Dream" after completing his studies in Vienna. He recently showed his versatility in the feature film "Sachertorte".
Stefanie Hertel (role: Gaby) The singer and presenter is versatile and always exploring new paths. She caught theater fever on the "Avanti, Avanti" 2022 theater tour. She has been performing on stage for 40 years and has also proven her skills as a musical actress.
Stuart, Rebecca-Lara, David-Jonas, Sascha and Stefanie met and fell in love on a musical theater tour together in 2022. The five actors fell in love straight away. During countless hours together on the tour bus, the idea of creating their own play matured and the idea for "Ganz Paris träumt von der Liebe" was born.
With Martin Schranz, they were able to inspire another colleague for the play.
The six-member ensemble is really looking forward to delighting the audience with "All of Paris is dreaming of love" and is eagerly awaiting the audience's feedback.
