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The Salzburg Festival is entering its second “Everybody’s Century” with a largely new cast of actors. The new Jedermann, Lars Eidinger, and Verena Altenberger as woo can certainly be seen as a blast for the cast. The 44-year-old from Berlin is one of the greats in his field (acting). His interpretations of Hamlet and Richard III. at Schaubühne Berlin they were internationally rated as successful border crossings. The Grimme Award winner likes to go where it hurts, both on stage and on film set.
Passionate deepening
Just a few weeks ago he said in an OÖN interview about his role in Ferdinand von Schirach’s TV movie “Gott” about the way he works: “It’s a passion of mine, and it’s good for me when I get into it as deeply possible and when identification is excellent. No matter how big my superficial discrepancy with a role is. Deepening is the actual experience, I can’t go deep enough. “
- Video: Lars Eidinger will be the new “Jedermann” at the Salzburg Festival next year. Verena Altenberger is by his side as “Buhlschaft”.
Lars Eidinger sees the role of Salzburger Jedermann as a “lifelong dream to come true.” Tobias Moretti’s successor sees Gert Voss as the greatest of all Everyman actors. In developing the role, Eidinger is eager to “think about his own life.” The actor already has festival experience. In 2011 he starred in William Shakespeare’s “Maß für Maß” alongside Voss in the role of Angelo.
Finally at the epicenter
In the 101st year of the Festival, Verena Altenberger will be seen as a fanatic on the Domplatz stage. For the 33-year-old Salzburg, who recently shone as a film actress in character roles, the fanaticism is a homecoming to the stage and to her hometown: “I’ve always wondered what it’s like to experience the Salzburg Festival from the epicenter. and now I can do it next year. I really want to do it: rehearse, play and suddenly the Salzburg rain. “
Verena Altenberger Image: APA
Like Lars Eidinger, Verena Altenberger also cultivates an excessive preparation for the roles: “I soak up everything I can get.” The 33-year-old has formed a clear opinion in which direction her passion will go, she still does not know, regarding the brevity of the role: “I don’t care if a monologue role for hours on the ramp, if you two Minutes appear on a screen or carries an epoch-making movie. ” Eidinger and Altenberger already have a joint film project behind them, in David Schalko’s adaptation of “M – A city seeks a murderer.”
Michael Sturminger will also direct the upcoming festival year, which may be seen as a surprise. Not all of his Jedermann productions since 2017 can be described as successful. (att)
Lars Eidinger
The versatile artist was born in 1976 and lives with his family in Berlin.
Theater: Eidinger has been a member of the Schaubühne Berlin ensemble since 1999. He received international applause for his roles “Hamlet” and “Richard III”.
Movie: The winner of the Grimme Award could be seen in “All the rest” (2008), “What’s left” (2011) and “Lessons from Persian” (2018). The actor, musician, photographer and DJ (“Autistic Disco”) is also known for series such as “Babylon Berlin” and Schirach’s films “Terror” and “Gott.”
Verena Altenberger
The 33-year-old grew up in Salzburg and studied journalism and acting in Vienna.
Theater: In 2010/11 she acted at the Burgtheater (Junge Burg) in the title role of Alice in Wonderland. Other roles in the Burg-und Volkstheater.
Cinema / TV: In 2016, Altenberger drew attention to himself in the movie “Die Hölle” (Stefan Ruzowitzky). His breakthrough came in “The Best of All Worlds.” The RTL comedy series “Magda already does it” and Munich’s “Polizeinotruf 110” show the new woe.
All 2021
The premiere of the “new” Jedermann (directed by Michael Sturminger) is on July 17, 2021.
Innovations in the set:
Edith Clever, everyone’s mother since 2017, will play death in the future.
Angela Winkler is everyone’s mother.
Mavie Hörbiger, formerly Werke, is the first woman in the history of the Festival to take on the role of the devil.
Anton Spieker makes his debut at Jedermann as a good partner.
Mirco Kreibich plays the role of servant and Mammon.
Jörg Ratjen gives the poor neighbor.
Anna Rieser, a former member of the Linz State Theater ensemble, is the debtor’s wife.
