Jedermann – Graz ’26

Hugo von Hofmannsthal’s classic meets our present day in a contemporary, clear production: direct, sensual, accessible. Instead of rigid pathos, this version relies on ensemble narration, on addressing the audience directly and on an open, modern visual and musical language.

What makes this JEDERMANN special:
Every city writes itself into the play.
The table company reflects Graz – its voices, faces, attitudes. In this way, the classic becomes a local event with supra-regional appeal.

Music, movement and text merge into an intense evening of theater that touches, challenges and resonates.
It is about responsibility, power, guilt and transience – and about the question that concerns us all:
What remains at the end?

Cast (as of now)
Everyman: Julian Weigend
The lady in waiting: Susanne Bormann
Mammon: Ralph Morgenstern
Faith: Alma Rehberg
Devil: Dorkas Kiefer
Baas: Tine Wittler
Thin cousin: Markus Majowski
Mother: Iris Werlin

Musician / table companion: Andy Sommer
Angel of Death / Vocals: Maya Forster
Dance: Zoya Kostova
Bailiff / costumes (including Buhlschaft): Marco Marcu
Music (accordion): Duo con:trust
Death: Erol Sander
Good company: Alexandra Kamp

Planned from Graz and the surrounding area:
Parts of the Table Company, Schuldknecht & Schuldknecht’s Wife, Cook, The Works