Ursula Karusseit to the people of the Villa Teresa
by Reinhard Heinrich
fortunate coincidence one may call it, when reading from a book and you understand every word, despite a good speech tempo. And when even the author herself reads trained voice, the audience is almost entirely luck.
DONE On Saturday, the 13th November 2010 at four clock afternoon in the Chamber Music Hall, " Villa Teresa in Coswig capacity crowd. A side room (with a good view) had to be opened and seating and grand baroque chairs were moved up for latest visitors. This was the cause of something un-Baroque:
The actress Ursula Karusseit, known for "weird and edgy roles," as they know themselves and say, read, surrounded by attentive listeners, from her biography "Ways across the country and by the times. " And honest soul, which it is now time, she put forward her reading a statement that many things in her book by the journalist Hans-Dieter Schütt been asked only out of her is that she owes its questions only so many section of their book.
, a half-century history of the theater experience is the basis of their memories, beginning with the own first visit to the theater and by no means ended with her dismissal lonely in Berlin, when they "noticed that suddenly everything would thin out at the adult stage." And it was no longer occupied in the movie but from the reason that the East German audience otherwise the lack of Manfred Krug, and Armin Mueller-Stahl could have been conscious again.
Here comes even "The Ox of Kulm" yet, a popular 50's in the DEFA film about bizarre events the young peace movement in the Western zones. As the young Ursula herself was still autograph hunter.
your "way over the land " and especially by the small country DDR not necessarily always lead to major cities, even if it was long at the adult stage. "People need to have a good feel for each other" - she says. And: "Everywhere people live - that was always my opinion to the world."
They had just come after Coswig - "Young city by the green outskirts of Dresden," to read and talk to people. Almost just like that, in all friendship.
The reading hour at the subsequent question-and-signing session then offered a fireworks display - more or less likely to hide - from the public declarations of love to the "Golden Hen 2009 " with the honored artist. And by the way: The city library has another book with more original autograph of the author. That's tradition. After all, why is cared -. In Coswig culture operating company
fortunate coincidence one may call it, when reading from a book and you understand every word, despite a good speech tempo. And when even the author herself reads trained voice, the audience is almost entirely luck. DONE On Saturday, the 13th November 2010 at four clock afternoon in the Chamber Music Hall, " Villa Teresa in Coswig capacity crowd. A side room (with a good view) had to be opened and seating and grand baroque chairs were moved up for latest visitors. This was the cause of something un-Baroque:
The actress Ursula Karusseit, known for "weird and edgy roles," as they know themselves and say, read, surrounded by attentive listeners, from her biography "Ways across the country and by the times. " And honest soul, which it is now time, she put forward her reading a statement that many things in her book by the journalist Hans-Dieter Schütt been asked only out of her is that she owes its questions only so many section of their book.
, a half-century history of the theater experience is the basis of their memories, beginning with the own first visit to the theater and by no means ended with her dismissal lonely in Berlin, when they "noticed that suddenly everything would thin out at the adult stage." And it was no longer occupied in the movie but from the reason that the East German audience otherwise the lack of Manfred Krug, and Armin Mueller-Stahl could have been conscious again.
Here comes even "The Ox of Kulm" yet, a popular 50's in the DEFA film about bizarre events the young peace movement in the Western zones. As the young Ursula herself was still autograph hunter.
your "way over the land " and especially by the small country DDR not necessarily always lead to major cities, even if it was long at the adult stage. "People need to have a good feel for each other" - she says. And: "Everywhere people live - that was always my opinion to the world."
They had just come after Coswig - "Young city by the green outskirts of Dresden," to read and talk to people. Almost just like that, in all friendship.
Such a cultural industry, I would like still often see and hear
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