by Lüner Stagefright on November 23rd, 2024
Lüner Stagefright plays in 2024:
“Anneliese & Peterchen’s trip to the moon”
After the break from 2020 to 2022, the Lüner Lampenfieber theater group is starting its second play. “Anneliese & Peterchens Mondfahrt” is played on the first weekend in Advent. A piece by Gerdt von Bassewitz that premiered in Leipzig in 1912 and was published as a book in 1915. The story about the May beetle Sumsemann, who is desperately looking for his sixth leg, and his two siblings Peter and Anneliese has long been a classic of children’s literature. Anyone who would like to is cordially invited to accompany the three adventurers on their exciting journey to the moon. Not only do they encounter nature spirits, such as the Sun, the Regenfritz, the Thunder Man, the Lightning Witch and the Cloud Woman, but also the Sandman, Santa Claus and… and… Oh, just let yourself be surprised at what “Lüner Stagefright” has come up with to entertain you with this beautiful story.
The amateur actors’ preparations and rehearsals have been in full swing for some time. The ensemble consists of seven children and 17 adults. There is fun and excitement for young and old.
Saturday, November 30th at 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m
Sunday 1st Advent, December 1st at 3:00 p.m
in the Tithe Barn Lüne, Am Domainhof 16, 21337 Lüneburg.
Order tickets at:
Email: luener.lampenfieber@gmx.de
WhatsApp: 017614375434 or Tel.: 04131 59620
Cost: €4 children (up to 16 years), €6 adults
As always, we play for your and our enjoyment. The net proceeds are given to children and youth projects in our community.
© Photos: Lüner Stagefright
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**What advice would you give to other community theaters looking to produce classic children’s tales while making them relevant and engaging for today’s youth? **
## World Today News Interview: Lüner Stagefright’s “Anneliese & Peterchen’s Trip to the Moon”
**Welcome to World Today News. Today we’re joined by two esteemed guests to discuss the upcoming performance of “Anneliese & Peterchen’s Trip to the Moon” by the Lüner Lampenfieber theater group. We have [Guest 1 Name], a long-standing member of Lüner Stagefright, and [Guest 2 Name], a theater critic specializing in children’s productions. Welcome to both of you.**
**Section 1: The Repertoire and Relevance**
* **[Host to Guest 1]:** “Anneliese & Peterchen’s Trip to the Moon” is based on a classic story. What resonated with Lüner Stagefright about this particular piece, and why was it chosen for this season?
* **[Host to Guest 2]:** This story, originally published in 1915, is clearly a classic. What makes it particularly suitable for a modern audience, and what challenges might a production face in updating this story for today’s theatergoers?
**Section 2: Community Impact**
* **[Host to Guest 1]:** The article mentions that proceeds from the performance will go towards children and youth projects within the community. Can you elaborate on this initiative and how Lüner Stagefright sees its role within the local community?
* **[Host to Guest 2]:** Many community theaters rely heavily on volunteer involvement. What are some of the unique advantages and challenges of working with amateur actors, particularly when presenting a production like this one?
* **[Host to Guest 1]:** Lüner Stagefright boasts a cast of both children and adults. Does this intergenerational approach enrich the production in any specific ways?
**Section 3: Creative Interpretation and Artistic Vision**
* **[Host to Guest 1]:** The article hints at some surprises in the production. How does Lüner Stagefright approach adapting classic texts, and what can audiences expect in terms of the production’s creative elements?
* **[Host to Guest 2:]** As someone who has seen a variety of children’s theater productions, what are some of the key elements you look for, in terms of storytelling, engagement, and overall impact?
**Section 4: Accessibility for All**
* **[Host:]** The play is advertised for young and old. How does Lüner Stagefright ensure that its productions cater to diverse ages and sensibilities?
* **[Host to Guest 2]:** In your opinion, what role does theater play in fostering imagination and creativity, particularly in young audiences?
**Closing:**
**[Host]:** Thank you both for sharing your insights with World Today News viewers. “Anneliese & Peterchen’s Trip to the Moon” promises to be a captivating experience for the whole family. To learn more about the show and purchase tickets, visit the Lüner Lampenfieber website or reach out via the contact details provided in the article.
