Charly Hübner Live: Reading from Uwe Johnson's masterpiece in Brüssow!

Charly Hübner Live: Reading from Uwe Johnson's masterpiece in Brüssow!

Brüssow, Deutschland - Where can you find exciting readings and entertaining concerts? There is guaranteed for everyone in the Uckermark. On July 12th, the actor and director Charly Hübner will go on a reading trip and read from his new work at 7 p.m. on the open -air stage on the lake in Brüssow near Prenzlau. Nordkurier reports that Hübner created a tribute to the writer Uwe Johnson with his book "If you know what I know ...". He takes the readers on a journey through his Johnson universe, in which he tries to combine society, life, politics and the interior in a text.

for Hübner is Uwe Johnson "the largest German writer of the 20th century", and his fascination for him began with his work "anniversaries" at the age of 19. His reading is organized under the patronage of the Reading Foundation, and partners such as the Mecklenburg State Theater and the Uwe Johnson Society support the event. In addition, Christoph Bungartz from NDR Kultur Hübner's reading brings on the radio when she is broadcast on February 23, 2025 in the "Sunday studio". If you can't be there live, you get the chance to get rid of the world of Uwe Johnson Mecklenburgische Staatstheater.

musical accompaniment

Not only literary, it is also a lot going on. The "Kellapopchor" of the Evangelical parish of Templin starts his second tour on the same evening at 7.30 p.m. in front of the Maria Magdalenen Church in Templin. This choir is guaranteed to bring a good mood to the region with its music, and the summer festival of the parish in Herzfelde on July 13th at 2:30 p.m. another highlight Nordkurier.

Elbland Festival and Uwe Johnson-Hommage

Educational and cultural-interested people can also look forward to the 25th Elbland Festival in Wittenberge on July 11th and 12th. Under the motto "Festival for Lights", Angelika Milster as well as the young talents Lara Hüsges and Yiolo Ioannou from the Lotte Lehmann Academy appear. Tickets are available in the Wittenberge tourist information and online Nordkurier.

On the subject of Uwe Johnson there are other readings, including on September 29 and 30 in the St. Pauli Theater in Hamburg, where Charly Hübner and moderator Caren Miosga read from "anniversaries". This reading, accompanied by Ninon Gloger on the piano, promises to become a special experience. The novel, which includes 1,875 pages, tells a moving family history and impressively illustrates the German history of the 20th century Giessener Allgemeine.

The anticipation for these cultural highlights is great. Whether literature or music, the Uckermark and the surrounding area certainly offer a living scene for everyone who appreciates culture and community.