A comedy by Albert Frank after Friedrich Schiller
With Berit Möller, Marcus Möller and Peer Roggendorf
Three enthusiastic actors want to bring "William Tell" to the stage. But an actor is only human, and in this case an overworked father or mother. The current issues in real life are told in Schiller's drama about the Swiss struggle for freedom and the father who has to pass the most difficult test of his life with the apple shot. Conversely, the quick-witted conflicts between the three actors are ignited by the story. In this way, the entire Tell is not only told in a sophisticated and extremely entertaining way, it also becomes a highly topical play. It is about the role models of husband and wife and father and mother, but also about the difficulty of reconciling children and a job and about emancipation. The audience will be highly entertained! A theatrical treat that takes the classic seriously in a humorous way and questions its topicality.
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