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Am 01. April Im Theater Des Westens: Take That Bei the BAND – DAS MUSICAL S T A G E E N T E R T A I N M E N T P R E S S E I N F O R M A T I O N Am 01. April im Theater des Westens: Take That bei THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL Fototermin und Präsentation am 01.4.2019: Die Weltstars von Take That - Gary Barlow, Mark Owen und Howard Donald - besuchen die Proben ihres Musicals THE BAND in Berlin. Berlin, 12. März 2019. Wenige Tage vor der ersten internationalen Premiere ihres Musicals THE BAND kommen Take That am 1. April nach Berlin und besuchen die Proben im Stage Theater des Westens. Zu einem Fototermin und der anschließenden Präsentation von THE BAND - DAS MUSICAL laden wir Sie herzlich ein. Weitere Details auf Seite 2 dieser PM. Aktuelles Pressematerial, Fotos und Videos finden Sie zusammengefasst in unserer Pressemappe unter: https://bit.ly/2IHPrBs Mit THE BAND kommt ein neuer Musical-Hit nach Deutschland. Die Show ist seit über einem Jahr der große Publikumserfolg in Großbritannien. Keine Musical-Tournee war dort jemals schneller ausverkauft. Stage Entertainment präsentiert die deutschsprachige Erstaufführung ab dem 11. April im Berliner Theater des Westens. Unter den 24 Darstellern sind auch TV-Star Heike Kloss und DSDS-Superstar Prince Damien, der bei THE BAND sein Musicaldebüt feiert! THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL über Freundschaft und wiederentdeckte Jugendträume THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL handelt von fünf Mädchen, die in den 90er Jahren aufwachsen. Ihr Vernarrtheit in die Idole einer Boygroup stellt ihr junges Leben auf den Kopf, bis ein Schicksalsschlag ihre Freundschaft abrupt zerschlägt. 25 Jahre später führt ihre gemeinsame Liebe zur Musik die mittlerweile erwachsenen Schulfreundinnen wieder zusammen. Alles ist anders gekommen, als sie es sich in ihrer Kindheit erträumt hatten. Eine emotionale Achterbahn beginnt... Welthits von Take That wie „Never Forget“, „Back For Good“ und „Relight My Fire“ werden im englischen Original gesungen und rahmen die Geschichte clever und charmant ein. Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, Mark Owen und Robbie Williams sind Co-Produzenten von THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL. STAGE ENTERTAINMENT Michaele Pruemmer, 030 - 31 903 876 | [email protected] Margot Schwindenhammer, 030 - 31 903 874 | [email protected] Andreas Kuenne, 030 - 31 903 873| [email protected] S T A G E E N T E R T A I N M E N T P R E S S E I N F O R M A T I O N Am 01. April im Theater des Westens: Take That bei THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL Take That, v.l.: Howard Donald, Gary Barlow und Mark Owen. Foto: Jamie Lucas Fototermin „Take That und Hauptdarsteller von THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL“ Montag, 1. April 2019, 13:45 - 14:00 Uhr Stage Theater des Westens, Spiegelsaal, Kantstraße 12 ,20623 Berlin …und im Anschluss: Präsentation THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL Mit Songs aus der Show, Talks mit der Cast, den Autoren Tim Firth & Ruth Deny sowie Take That. Montag, 1.April 2019, 14:30 – ca. 15:30 Uhr Stage Theater des Westens, Spiegelsaal, Kantstraße 12 Bitte melden Sie sich für die Teilnahme an diesen Terminen bitte bei [email protected] THE BAND – DAS MUSICAL Ab 11. April 2019 im Stage Theater des Westens Berlin Karten und Infos unter musicals.de STAGE ENTERTAINMENT Michaele Pruemmer, 030 - 31 903 876 | [email protected] Margot Schwindenhammer, 030 - 31 903 874 | [email protected] Andreas Kuenne, 030 - 31 903 873| [email protected] .
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