Organization

Mise en scène

Pascale-Sabine Chevroton

Direction d'orchestre

Michael Spassov

Costumes

Alexandra Burgstaller

Décors

Chorégraphie

Dramaturgie

Sylvia Brandl

Chanteur

Anastasia Troska

Annie Oakley

Baryton-basse

Erwin Belakowitsch

Frank Butler

Ténor

Thomas Tischler

Pawnee Bill

Timo Verse

Sitting Bull

Baryton

Hans Neblung

Charlie Davenport

Christa Ratzenböck

Dolly Tate

Josef Pepper

Foster Wilson

Daniel Doujenis

Buffalo Bill

Direction de choeur

Günter Wallner

Lumières

Helmut Stultschnig

Elisabeth Blutsch

Ensemble

Anja Struc

Robert Lankester

Salvatore Marchione

Olivia Pflegerl

Minnie

Konstantin Simić

Little Jake

Leonard Wallner

Anna Lena Auer

Nellie

Amélie Auer-Welsbach

Jonila Gjoci

Jessie

Anna Walcher

Gregor Einspieler-Springer

Wild Horse

Stadttheater Klagenfurt

Others

Chor des Stadttheaters Klagenfurt

Orchestra

Kärntner Sinfonieorchester

Extras of the Stadttheater Klagenfurt

Annie Get Your Gun -  (Annie, attrape ton fusil)

Klagenfurt

Autriche

Annie Get Your Gun Berlin

Public

Annie, attrape ton fusil

Valide

A young woman penetrates a so-called male domain, causes a sensation - and in the end buries her talents in order to enable the marriage with her former competitor. This dramaturgical arc of suspense from the 1940s doesn't really fit into the time, but with all the cheerful swing of the music it holds up a mirror to us in 2022 as well: Have the conditions really changed since then? Or does society still demand this female sacrifice far too often?

It is a true story that gave the American pop composer Irving Berlin the material for his world-famous musical Annie Get Your Gun in 1946 . Annie Oakley, an American farmer's daughter who was keen on shooting and scruffy - she lived from 1860 to 1926 - challenged the famous circus sniper Frank Butler to a shooting competition, eventually defeated him and married him.

Buffalo Bill, Chief Sitting Bull, spectacular shooting competitions - with the Klagenfurt premiere of Annie Get Your Gun , the Wild West comes to the stage of the city theater. The musical self-taught Irving Berlin was a gifted songwriter, wrote over 1000 songs and many, such as White Christmas , became immortal evergreens. So it's no wonder that his most successful Broadway musical can also boast six world hits. With Buffalo Bills and Frank Butler's song There's No Business Like Show Business, he even gave the American entertainment industry a kind of industry anthem.
The well-known director and choreographer Pascale-Sabine Chevroton is coming to our house for the first time and will stage the exciting romance between the two competing Wild West Show art shooters.

English

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