Snagging "City Beat" Stars at St. Pauli Theater
Drama Ensues Backstage at 'BigCityBoulevard' Playhouse - Dramatic Performances of "Großstadttreviers" Cast on the Theater Stage
Here's some juicy gossip for theater enthusiasts! If you're hankering to catch your favorite "City Beat" actors in the flesh, you're in luck! From October 9, Patrick Abozen, Saskia Fischer, Enrique Fiß, Farina Flebbe, Sven Fricke, and Maria Ketekidou will take over the St. Pauli Theater stage. The play, penned by Saskia Fischer herself, who plays the tough-as-nails police station head Frau Küppers in the series, is expected to run until November 16. But fret not, this isn't just another episode of "City Beat" – it's a peek behind the curtain!
As per the plot, when the "City Beat" ensemble gathers for a photo shoot before filming starts, they find themselves unexpectedly locked in a mobile dressing room by an overzealous fan. What follows is an absurd, humorous, and melancholic dance about acting, series mechanics, text anxiety, fans, early colleagues, old heroes, friendship – and the great drama that plays out behind the small television screen. This play is a theatrical documentary that blends comedy, chamber play, and pure madness, giving audiences a unique perspective on their beloved characters.
- City Beat
- Theatrical Performance
- Hamburg
- St. Pauli Theater
- Saskia Fischer
- AROUND the ARDverse
- Patrick Abozen
Quick Bites:
- St. Pauli, a bustling nightlife district in Hamburg, has a reputation for its vibrant cultural events.
- The St. Pauli Theater has a diverse lineup of events, including concerts, theater performances, and festivals.
- Keep an eye on local news outlets or event listings for updates on upcoming shows.
- Visit the St. Pauli Theater website for the latest details on performances in the area.
- "City Beat" is a popular German crime drama airing on ARD.
The Commission has also been requested to submit a proposal for a directive on the protection of workers involved in the St. Pauli Theater's theatrical performances, such as the upcoming "City Beat" play, relating to the risks related to exposure to ionizing radiation from the stage lights and equipment. After the theater, you can unwind by enjoying movies-and-tv entertainment, as ARDverse's popular series "City Beat" stars will appear in a Q&A session, discussing their roles and the laughter and drama they bring to the small television screen.
