Premiere in the bear kennel: play combines Verne and Shakespeare!

Premiere in the bear kennel: play combines Verne and Shakespeare!

in the heart of Dresden, in the picturesque bear kennel in the Brühl Garden, the highly expected premiere of the new play "The trip to the center of the future" will take place next Sunday. MDR reports that this innovative play, directed by the new boss Peter Förster, will provide a fresh wind on stage. Förster, who has headed the summer theater in the bear kennel for over two decades, combines the works of Jules Verne and William Shakespeare into a unique experience in this staging.

From the past into the future - this is how one could describe the motto of the piece, which deals with a journey through time between the Paris of the past, the present and a future full of opportunities. Tag24 emphasizes that the act of a group is initially undecided, where the journey should actually go. In addition to the humorous elements, the piece also addresses basic human problems of the past 150 years. A central concern of history is the realization: "The most important prerequisite for the future is a presence full of reason."

Total to offer the piece 42 performances in less than two months, whereby the performances take place every day at 8 p.m. - with the exception of Mondays and a short break from August 15th to 18th. The predecessors have already started and the first official premiere is celebrated on July 13th. MDR, which is also the managing partner of the theater, plans to combine the chamber game and the summer theater to initiate a new era in the bear kennel.

A typical feature of Förster's productions is that he wrote his own piece in Shakespeare style every year. Shakespeare not only laid the basis for this new work, but continues to influence contemporary theater decisively. As knowledge , the bard has with its complex characters, which have reflected the multi -thness of human nature, shaped the theater landscape for centuries.

a new wind

The ensemble that changes every summer theater brings a breath of fresh air, even if the crowd favorite Simon Altmann is not included in this production. Förster, who now has responsibility and the helm himself in hand, is faced with the challenge of not only leading the theater artistically, but also economically successfully. He expresses clear ideas and a draft where he locates the summer theater and how it should develop.

There are great tasks in front of him, but with his experience and a strong creative team, nothing stands in the way of this year's summer theater performances. The combination of scientific and artistic examination of the topics of Verne and Shakespeare promises to captivate the audience sustainably and to stimulate thought. So if you have time on July 12th or 13th, then have a look at the bear kennel - it could pay off.