Unhredible live radio play: Frankenstein wakes horror to life!

Unhredible live radio play: Frankenstein wakes horror to life!

An absolute highlight for theater and radio play fans is approaching: On December 14, 2024, the captivating story of "Frankenstein" will be presented as a live radio play. This unique performance takes place in the Audimax of the Hildesheim University of Applied Sciences and promises an unforgettable experience that appeals to both heart and mind.

originally conceived by Mary Shelley in a stormy thunderstorm in 1816 at Lake Geneva, the story of Viktor Frankenstein and his cruel creature gives the audience a deep insight into human nature and the dark sides of creation. Often critically questioned, the negligent game with life draws all protagonists into a whirlpool of horror and madness. This urgent narrative is made alive by an impressive ranks of talented speakers:

renowned speakers and artists

The occupation of Oliver Rohrbeck, known as the voice of Justus Jonas, is listed "The Three ???" as well as the dubbing voice of Ben Stiller. But that's not all: Detlef Bierstedt, who embodies the voices of Hollywood greats such as George Clooney and Bill Pullman, will also be part of this project. Furthermore, Timmo Niesner, Tanja Fornaro, Gabriele Blum and the soundmaker Jörg Klinkenberg are on board to create an unforgettable sound experience together.

• Oliver Rohrbeck - Voice of Justus Jonas (the three ???)
• Detlef Bierstedt - synchronized voice of George Clooney
• Timmo Niesner - Voice of Elijah Wood
• Tanja Fornaro - actress and spokeswoman
• Gabriele Blum - audiobook spokeswoman
• Jörg Klinkenberg - Professional noise macher

The live radio play not only offers viewers access to the challenges and the creative process behind a radio play production, but also a unique cultural event that stimulates all the senses. Well -known voices are used here that the audience knows and appreciates and appreciates the audience. The combination of language art, sound design and creative noises conjures up an atmosphere that only exists in the head of the audience.

But a warning in advance: This piece is not suitable for the faint of heart - "It lives!". The age rating is 12 years, which means that younger spectators also have to be ready to be ready for what they see.

The event starts at 8 p.m. in the Audimax. Tickets are available from all local ticket agencies from 27.40 euros, so secure places in good time so as not to miss this special experience. For more information, interested parties can be the Current reporting on hildesheimer-presse.de Change.

The fusion of literature and performance runs like a thread through the event and shows how stories that are deeply anchored in the human psyche can be told in a way that meets the listeners and often also disturbs. Coming events like this are a wonderful opportunity to rethink your own perspective on well -known stories and to experience the meeting point between art and the audience.