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Anatomie Titus
- Narrated by: Frank Heuel, Bettina Marugg, Severin von Hoensbroech
- Length: 1 hr and 1 min
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Anatomie Titus
Narrated by:
Frank Heuel, Bettina Marugg, Severin von Hoensbroech
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Summary
Heiner Müllers intelligent-sarkastischen Shakespearekommentar spielte Mathias Herrmann über lange Zeit als facettenreichen Soloabend, der sich in dieser Hörspielfassung neu auffächert als greller "Danse macabre". Der Kommentator ist Zeremonienmeister, dezenter Beobachter, Krisenjournalist, Totenführer; das Rom der Androniken ist verlegt in die Vorstadtstrassen Bulgariens, das Figurenensemble entsteigt der Puppenkiste und schimmert in den Farben des Comics.
Peter Bövings Musik transponiert den römischen Trauermarsch in die Klangsphäre zeitgenössischen Kinos und lässt die Goten aufspielen zum Totentanz. Ein eigenwilliger Zugriff auf ein sprachgewaltiges Werk, einfühlsam und humorvoll dem zeitraffenden Blick Heiner Müllers folgend.
(c) + (p) 2007 Shower Records