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Regen

Eine Liebeserklärung

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Regen

By: Ferdinand von Schirach
Narrated by: Ferdinand von Schirach
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Ferdinand von Schirach spricht selbst: Ein ebenso mutiger wie persönlicher Monolog, ein literarisches Spiel

Ferdinand von Schirachs neues Buch Regen ist eine Erzählung in Form eines Theatermonologs, den Ferdinand von Schirach ab Herbst 2023 im Rahmen einer großen Premierentournee auf zahlreichen deutschen Bühnen selbst sprechen und aufführen wird: Ein Mann kommt durchnässt aus dem Regen in eine Bar - auf die Bühne - und denkt über Verbrechen und Strafen nach, über das Großartige und das Schreckliche unserer Zeit, über die Würde des Menschen und über sein Leben. Über den Verlust, die Einsamkeit, das Scheitern und vor allem die Liebe.

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Story so so, but outrageously well narrated by the author. So overall do recommend, although I did like prior works better. He comes to a point where he deliberates about profane things, things which aren’t important (at least not to me), so dunno if I look forward to more.

Nice dreamy narration

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