Oktoberfest The Musical: An almost true Berlin premiere with Star composer Faltermeyer

Oktoberfest The Musical: An almost true Berlin premiere with Star composer Faltermeyer

The cultural clash: If the Oktoberfest musical in Berlin debut

The history of the famous Oktoberfest takes an unexpected turn when a new musical entitled "Oktoberfest The Musical. Almost true ..." celebrates its premiere in the Renaissance Theater in Berlin. The traditional Bavarian celebration is thus embedded in Berlin's cultural diversity, which is usually known for its innovative art and theater scene.

The two -hour musical is a unique form of the metadrama that tells the story of an international theater group that tries to perform a piece called "Oktoberfest The Musical".

an outbreak from tradition: the Berlin interpretation of the Oktoberfest

The renowned composer Harold Faltermeyer, known for his work "Axel F", describes the musical as a colorful comedy that shakes him with laughter. The occupation of the musical, led by the talented siblings Pfister, consisting of the actors and singers Christoph Marti and Tobias Bonn, promises a rousing and entertaining experience for the spectators.

In contrast to the traditional seriousness of the Bavarian Oktoberfest, Faltermeyer emphasizes the Berlin staging as an innovative interpretation that dissolves from the established conventions. The use of English lyrics in the musical is made accessible to the Berlin audience, and Faltermeyer is confident that this cosmopolitan approach will be estimated by the viewers.

a musical highlight: the works of Harold Faltermeyer

Harold Faltermeyer, a native of Munich, is known for his iconic soundtracks and hits such as "Top Gun (Anthem)" and "Axel F", which made him famous internationally. His musical talent is also reflected in the Lovesong "Could you still love me?" Against that captures the romantic story of Ludwig and Theresa in a touching manner.

While the Oktoberfest in Munich is already in full swing and the marquee is set up on the Theresienwiese, an innovative and humorous interpretation of the traditional festival takes place in Berlin. The musical "Oktoberfest The Musical. Almost true ..." not only brings Bavarian culture, but also the artistic diversity of Berlin on stage and offers the audience an unforgettable and entertaining experience.

- Nag