Jesus Christ Superstar 2012 - Produktionsbilder © VBW
Jesus Christ Superstar 2012 - Produktionsbilder © VBW
Jesus Christ Superstar 2012 - Produktionsbilder © VBW
Jesus Christ Superstar 2012 - Produktionsbilder © VBW

CONTENT

After the brilliant success in 2011, Andrew Lloyd Webber's world-famous rock opera JESUS ​​CHRIST SUPERSTAR 2012 can be seen again in the RONACHER. In a concertante version, sung in English, the last seven days of Jesus Christ in Jerusalem are told from the critical perspective of Judas and brought to the stage for Easter attunement. This prominent musical is about Mary Magdalene's love for Jesus, the last supper, Herod's judgment, the betrayal of Judas, which leads to Jesus' way of the cross and ultimately to his death.

Directed by Dennis Kozeluh, Drew Sarich slips into the role of Jesus in 2012. At his side again Mischa Mang as Judas and new with Ana Milva Gomes as Maria Magdalena. The orchestra of the VBW will be conducted by Koen Schoots.

BACKGROUND

Tim Rice and then 21-year-old Andrew Lloyd Webber released a single "Superstar" in 1969 in England and in the USA after a first attempt at a Bible fabric with JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT. It developed into a rock opera until 1971, which initially appeared as an album, then in July 1971 in Pittsburgh and was premiered on October 12, 1971 in the Mark Hellinger Theater in New York. From 1972 to 1981, 3,358 performances of JESUS ​​CHRIST SUPERSTAR were shown in the West End of London and a year later the film version at Universal followed. The Austrian premiere took place in 1981 in the Theater an der Wien.

CAST

Main actor:
Jesus - Drew Sarich
Judas - Misha Mang
Maria Magdalena - Ana Milva Gomes
Kaiphas - Dennis Kozeluh
Peter / Simon - Riccardo Greco
Pilatus - Ramin Dustdar
Annas - Arcangelo Vigneri
Herodes - Martin Berger
Soul Girl - Cornelia Braun
Soul Girl - Marle Martens
Soul Girl - Sidonie Smith

Ensemble:
Colleen Besett, Daniela Harbauer, Maxi Neuwirth, Anouk Roolker, Gabriela Ryffel, Franziska Schuster, Peter Kratochvil, Christopher Ryan

Choreography / staging: Jerome Knols
Musical direction: Koen Schoots