Minna von Barnhelm
Thu 06.03.2025
19:30–21:40
Minna von Barnhelm
Theatre
Schauspielhaus Graz - Hauptbühne
from 16 years
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Minna von Barnhelm
Tickets
Thu 30.01.2025
19:30–21:40
Cast
- Regie: Ulrike Arnold
- Bühne: Franziska Bornkamm
- Kostüme: Anna Lechner
- Musik: Florian Rynkowski
- Dramaturgie: Anna-Sophia Güther
- Licht: Thomas Bernhardt
- Minna von Barnhelm & Witwe Marloff: Anke Stedingk
- Major Tellheim & Riccaut de la Marlinière: Sebastian Schindegger, Clemens Berndorff
- Franziska: Sarah Sophia Meyer
- Paul Werner: Simon Kirsch
- Wirtin: Annette Holzmann
- Just: Thomas Kramer
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Minna von Barnhelm
Tickets
Thu 13.02.2025
18:30–20:40
Cast
- Regie: Ulrike Arnold
- Bühne: Franziska Bornkamm
- Kostüme: Anna Lechner
- Musik: Florian Rynkowski
- Dramaturgie: Anna-Sophia Güther
- Licht: Thomas Bernhardt
- Minna von Barnhelm & Witwe Marloff: Anke Stedingk
- Just: Thomas Kramer
- Major Tellheim & Riccaut de la Marlinière: Sebastian Schindegger
- Wirtin: Annette Holzmann
- Franziska: Sarah Sophia Meyer
- Paul Werner: Simon Kirsch
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Minna von Barnhelm
Tickets
Sat 01.03.2025
19:30–21:40
Cast
- Regie: Ulrike Arnold
- Bühne: Franziska Bornkamm
- Kostüme: Anna Lechner
- Musik: Florian Rynkowski
- Dramaturgie: Anna-Sophia Güther
- Licht: Thomas Bernhardt
- Minna von Barnhelm & Witwe Marloff: Anke Stedingk
- Major Tellheim & Riccaut de la Marlinière: Sebastian Schindegger
- Franziska: Sarah Sophia Meyer
- Paul Werner: Simon Kirsch
- Wirtin: Annette Holzmann
- Just: Thomas Kramer
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Major Tellheim returns from the war: wounded, penniless and dishonorably discharged due to accusations of corruption. His pride deeply wounded, he believes he is no longer worthy of the love of his wealthy fiancée Minna. But she and her ally Franziska are already on their way to him. When the two women happen to be staying in the same hotel as Tellheim, a happy ending initially seems unattainable. Their views on the requirements for a relationship at eye level are too different. This leads to an entertaining game of confusion in which Minna is always one step ahead of Tellheim. …
Lessing places his characters in a world in upheaval, in which structures and identities have to be renegotiated. With their clear values and principles, Minna and Tellheim are drawn as individuals and appear endearing to each other precisely because of this – but as overly rigid maxims, they also have a divisive force. Eloquent and stubborn, the two struggle for their self-determination and yet long to come together.
Ulrike Arnold and her team, who successfully staged Nestroy’s “Der Zerrissene” last season, explore the cost and value of one’s own autonomy and thus happiness in this comedy.
Duration: 2 hours 10 minutes, no break
