Hamburg 2016

Played in Mehr! theater in Hamburg, Germany

18th February – 27th March 2016

Premiere: 19th February
Derniere : 27th March 2016

Elisabeth, Empress of Austria – Roberta Valentini

Luigi Lucheni, Elisabeth’s murderer –  Kurosch Abbasi

Der Tod, Elisabeth’s lover – Martin Markert / Christoph Apfelbeck

Emperor Franz Joseph, Elisabeth’s husband – Maximilian Mann

Archduchess Sophie, Elisabeth’s mother-in-law  – Maike Katrin Merkel

Archduke Rudolf, Elisabeth’s son  – Thomas Hohler

Rudolf as a child –

Duke Max in Bavaria, Elisabeth’s father –  Thomas Weissengruber

Duchess Ludovika, Elisabeth’s mother – Caroline Sommer

Helene von Wittelsbach, Elisabeth’s sister  – Janne Marie Peters (u/s Elisabeth)

Count Grünne, Imperial adjutant – Franz Frickel (u/s Max, Franz)

Archbishop Rauscher – Raphael Dörr

Prince Schwarzenberg, minister – Johan Vandamme

Baron Hübner, Viennese capitalist – Martin Markert (u/s Der Tod)

Baron Kempen, Chief of Police – Krisha Dalke (u/s Lucheni, u/s Rudolf)

Countess Sztáray –  Amélie Dobler (u/s Elisabeth)

Countess Esterházy-Liechtenstein – Karen Helbing (u/s Sophie)

Maximilian of Mexico – Michael Souschek (u/s Lucheni)

Mary Vetsera – Larissa Windegger

A young Hungarian nobleman – Fredrik Andresson (u/s Rudolf)

Fanny Feifalik, Elisabeth’s hairdresser – Lena Weiss

A lady-in-waiting (Hofdame) – Juliane Bischoff (u/s Ludovica/Frau Wolf, Esterházy)

A governess (Gouvernante) –  Alixa Kalasz (u/s Ludovica/Frau Wolf)

A professor – Christoph Apfelbeck (u/s Der Tod, u/s Franz)

Fräulein Windisch, a madwoman – Anouk Roolker

Frau Wolf  – Caroline Sommer (u/s Sophie)

Dancers (Todesengel): part of ensemble, no separate Todesengel – Martin Markert, Fredrik Andresson, Michael Souschek, Larissa Windegger, Lena Weiss, Janne Marie Peters

Swings: Jan Altenbockum, Kristian Lucas, Jenny Schlensker, Nina Ungerer, Martin Planz

since Maté couldn’t play, Tod was played by Martin and Christoph who were sharing equally BUT premiere in Hamburg was played by Mark Seibert

 

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