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Veranstaltungshinweis Stand: 02.10.2021 12:43 Veranstaltungshinweis Stand: 02.10.2021 12:43 Tell Me on a Sunday (Bleib noch bis zum Sonntag) Wann? Beginn: Do, 07.11.2019 21:00 Ende (ca.): Do, 07.11.2019 21:00 Wo? Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern Grosses Haus Willy-Brandt-Platz 4+5 67657 Kaiserslautern Altersstufe? keine Beschränkung Mein Programm-PDF ist ein Service von miadi Stand: 02. Oktober 2021, 12.43 Uhr Seite 1 von 2 Veranstaltungshinweis Stand: 02.10.2021 12:43 Beschreibung Tell Me on a Sunday (Bleib noch bis zum Sonntag) Musical von Andrew Lloyd Webber Text von Don Black Deutsch von Michael Kunze Musikalische Leitung: N.N. Inszenierung: Astrid Vosberg Bühne und Kostüme: Thomas Dörfler Mit dir bin ich froh und verrückt. Ich will die beste Frau sein, die es für dich gibt. Sheldon Bloom, lass mich’s tun! Mit Welterfolgen wie „Jesus Christ Superstar“, „Evita“, „Cats“ und „Das Phantom der Oper“ wurde der englische Komponist Andrew Lloyd Webber zu einem Großmeister des modernen Musicals. Neben diesen spektakulären West End- und Broadway-Shows schrieb er mit „Tell Me on a Sunday“ ein überraschend intimes One-Woman-Musical, das auch leise, nach innen gekehrte Töne kennt. Ursprünglich war das Stück als ein Fernseh-Special für die englische Sängerin Marti Webb konzipiert, bevor es, ergänzt um zusätzliche Songs, auf die Bühne kam. Nummern wie „Take That Look Off Your Face“ und „Tell Me on a Sunday“ stürmten auch die Charts. In deutscher Sprache nahm Gitte Haenning als Erste Webbers Songzyklus als Konzeptalbum auf und landete mit „Freu dich bloß nicht zu früh“ einen großen Hit. In einer kleinen, aber feinen Instrumentalbesetzung ist „Tell Me on a Sunday“ ein großes Musicalereignis für einen kleinen Theatersaal. Das Musical erzählt von einer jungen Frau, die aus einem irgendeinem Provinznest in Europa voller falscher Illusionen in die Weltstadt New York aufbricht. Dort holt die Realität sie schnell ein: Mangels Green Card kann sie sich zunächst nur mit Gelegenheitsjobs über Wasser halten – und sie gerät ständig an die falschen Männer, wie etwa an einen Filmproduzenten, der sie zwar mit nach Hollywood nimmt, der aber in ihr nur eine schnell vorübergehende Episode sieht, oder aber an einen verheirateten Mann, der gar nicht daran denkt, für sie Frau und Familie zu verlassen. Zwischen enttäuschten Träumen und Heimweh muss sie letztendlich lernen, auf eigenen Füßen zu stehen und ihren Weg zu finden. Die Songs des Musicals – mal vom englischen Pop inspiriert oder auch jazzig angehaucht – lassen tief in die Seele der jungen Frau blicken, bieten aber auch einiges an komischen Momenten. Quelle (Text/Foto): Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern (co) Mein Programm-PDF ist ein Service von miadi Stand: 02. Oktober 2021, 12.43 Uhr Seite 2 von 2.
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