He was caught on the run 72 times this summer and sent to hell. In Bad Segeberg, Nick Wilder played the villain Emery Forster, and now he’s coming New Ulm. On Friday, November 22nd, he will be a guest at the Theater am Petrusplatz at 7 p.m.
Although Wilder cut a good figure as Karl May villain Emery Forster, he is more known for his smart, likeable characters. For example, there is the on-board doctor Doc Sander from the “Dream Ship” or Mr. Kaiser from the advertising for the Hamburger-Mannheimer. During his appearance at the Neu-Ulm Theater, where he lets his truly wild life pass by reading, telling stories and singing (!), the audience gets to know a star who has no airs at all, announce the theater makers Heinz Koch and Claudia giant.
Neu-Ulm theater makers have known Nick Wilder for a long time
Nick Wilder and the Neu-Ulm theater couple have been friends for a long time. The Neu-Ulm theater makers and Wilder met a few years ago. They had brought the play “Next Year – Same Time” to the stage at the same time – Claudia Riese and Heinz Koch in Neu-Ulm and Nick Wilder together with his wife Christine in the Bruneck City Theater. People would have liked to have had an exchange back then; But unfortunately that couldn’t be realized, Riese and Koch report today. You maintained a connection with Wilder, and in the meantime there were a few personal encounters. “Also Wilder’s second book, after the autobiographical “Hello Mr. Kaiser. “Life is wilder than you think,” a semi-fictional, highly topical, but not yet published, spy novel called “Father’s Love” brought us together even further,” say the Neu-Ulm theater people.
They are now looking forward to Wilder’s visit to their small theater and are convinced: “Our audience will not only meet two old acquaintances in the form of “Mr. Kaiser” from the Hamburg-Mannheimer and the on-board doctor “Doc Sander” from the “Dream Ship”. “It will also make the acquaintance of a surfing world champion and an internationally successful actor and ultimately get to know a person who is exceptional in many respects. (AZ)
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How do you believe Nick Wilder’s performance style appeals to both casual theatergoers and seasoned theater enthusiasts?
1. As a professional editor for world-today-news.com, I had the pleasure of interviewing two guests about the article featuring Nick Wilder’s appearance at the Theater am Petrusplatz in Neu-Ulm, Germany. To begin, could you tell us a little about yourselves and your connection to Neu-Ulm Theater?
2. How long have you known Nick Wilder, and what was your initial reaction when you learned he would be appearing at your theater?
3. Can you share some insights into the type of performance audience members can expect from Nick Wilder during his appearance? Will there be any unique aspects or surprises that you believe will make this event stand out?
4. In your opinion, what audiences can gain from seeing Nick Wilder in action, given his varied career and experiences in both serious and comedy roles?
5. As stated in the article, you’ve had opportunities to collaborate with Wilder on previous projects. Can you tell us more about those experiences and how they may have influenced your approach to working with him this time around?
6. what message would you like to convey to potential audience members considering attending Nick Wilder’s performance?
