The Holzhausen Quartet sings and plays.
Claudio and Hero, Benedict and Beatrice are the lovers this time, whom the Holzhausen Quartet takes on to drive them in their usual way and with Shakespeare as their mentor into a love vortex, which becomes a love whirlpool for all involved, before happy double wedding can be celebrated at the end.
In their usual skilful way, the quartet combines Shakespeare's verses with today's language, to which Markus Neumeyer once again presents a cheeky musical composition.
Sabine Fischmann and Till Krabbe are again the actors who slip into all the roles at breakneck speed, while baritone Berthold Possemeyer once again enraptures the audience with songs not only from Shakespeare's time. And because Cupid pulls the strings again this time, things really get going...
"I'm getting hot, I'm getting cold.
There's a feeling coming on.
Somewhere here in my stomach.
Admit it, yours too!"
(Holzhausen Quartet "Much Ado About Nothing")
"Love comes to us all as chance.
Amor shoots arrows, sometimes he sets traps."
(William Shakespeare "Much Ado About Nothing") Text source and more information about this event at: http://www.frankfurter-buergerstiftung.de/node/2459
Claudio and Hero, Benedict and Beatrice are the lovers this time, whom the Holzhausen Quartet takes on to drive them in their usual way and with Shakespeare as their mentor into a love vortex, which becomes a love whirlpool for all involved, before happy double wedding can be celebrated at the end.
In their usual skilful way, the quartet combines Shakespeare's verses with today's language, to which Markus Neumeyer once again presents a cheeky musical composition.
Sabine Fischmann and Till Krabbe are again the actors who slip into all the roles at breakneck speed, while baritone Berthold Possemeyer once again enraptures the audience with songs not only from Shakespeare's time. And because Cupid pulls the strings again this time, things really get going...
"I'm getting hot, I'm getting cold.
There's a feeling coming on.
Somewhere here in my stomach.
Admit it, yours too!"
(Holzhausen Quartet "Much Ado About Nothing")
"Love comes to us all as chance.
Amor shoots arrows, sometimes he sets traps."
(William Shakespeare "Much Ado About Nothing") Text source and more information about this event at: http://www.frankfurter-buergerstiftung.de/node/2459
