Regie: Mario Holetzeck Grusical der Band „The Tiger Lillies" Phelim McDermott & Julian Crouch | Musik: Martyn Jacques Nach Motiven aus „Der Struwwelpeter”
I love how every song has a diffrent style johnny head in air sounds like a real jazzy version of the original, flying robert sounds gentle and somber like a hangover on a rainy day and genuis way of blending german and English, snip snip sounds like a traditional mountain german lullaby complete with a yodelling start and finish, Harriet and the matches sounds fiery and slighty french and bristley like a angry cat, the man who went out shooting sounds like somthing out of a medival german hunting banquet, fidgety Phil is just a abouslute banger with its really Grovy hybrid of a Caribbean and Latin beat and finishing with a slow burn tango , bully boys sounds like a Turkish street at night and I love it gets real rhythmic when the boys beat the old man and then how it elevates to a wavring soar when it shows tall agrippa then ends with a slow then fast ending, shockheaded peter is actualy really sweet and cheerful, augustus and the soup sound really like the wasting away of a human
Eine wirklich wunderbare Inszenierung. Ich war bereits mehrmals bei de Vorstellungen und Entdecke auch beim Anschauen immer wieder neue Details. Musikalisch, gesanglich, sowie technisch sensationell umgesezt. Ichw erde mir das Stück auf im Theater noch(mehr)mals ansehen.
My favourite segments: 28:51: Johnny head in air 40:23: Flying Robert 48:23: Snip Snip 58:22 Harriet and the matches 52:50 The man who went out shooting 1:03:36 Fidgety Phillip 35:10 Bully Boys 1:10:01 Shockheaded Peter 19:54 Augustus And The Soup 24:54 Cruel Frederick
@@jamestube2176A cloud of fog appeared in the background of the stage. Then two people came up from trapdoors and began to sing, as Robert, in a yellow raincoat and hat, walked across the far end of the stage. Robert opened his umbrella as some houses showed up in the background. More clouds of fog showed up around Robert. He spun about and twirled his umbrella as the two singers sang in German and English. Then Robert went offstage and came back on, suspended (by wires, probably), and a hot air balloon appeared in the background. For the very last part, he was shown flying past the moon in space, and without his umbrella. Someone put his umbrella into a coffin, picked it up, set the coffin on a shelf, and then walked back down onto the stage as the two singers left.
@@caroldefender4144 I Find It Interesting That Flying Robert And Johnny Head In Air Have Some Sort Of Background Event When Johnny Drowns There's A Ship And A Iceberg In The Background And When Robert Is In Space There's An Astronaut And An Astronaut Pet And A Flying Saucer! Quite Bizarre Don't Ya Think?
