Description
Annie (Musical)
Youth Choir at Christuskirche
Musical Orchestra
Martina Jäger, staging and direction
District cantor Lars Schwarze, music director by Charles Strouse
Book by Thomas Meehan
Lyrics by Martin Charnin
Based on "Little Orphan Annie" with permission from Chicago Tribune, New York Times Syndicate Inc.
German version by Holger Hauer and Jürgen Hartmann (2014) The girl Annie is an orphan searching for her parents in 1933, accompanied by her dog Sandy. A coincidence leads her to the house of the wealthy but grumpy businessman Warbucks. He offers a high reward to find Annie's parents, which attracts a clever pair of con artists. Eventually, Annie learns that her parents have long since died. However, her charming nature has already won the heart of Mr. Warbucks, who now adopts her. Charles Strouse, inspired by the radio hits of the 1930s, created cheerful music that invites humming along. The most famous hit remains the song "Tomorrow". ANNIE is one of the successful musicals based on a comic strip, with 2,377 performances in New York. It received seven Tonys and the New York Critics Circle Award for Best Musical. In 2014, a new film adaptation of ANNIE starring Jamie Foxx and others was released. Please note that this film version differs significantly from the stage version — but the charm of the nostalgic musical is unbeatable! With kind permission from Musik und Bühne Verlag.
Highlights
- Performance of the musical "Annie"
- Directed by District Cantor Lars Schwarze
- Popular hit "Tomorrow"
General Information
The second performance of the musical "Annie" takes place at Christuskirche in Freiburg im Breisgau. The youth choir and the musical orchestra present the story of the orphan girl Annie, who is searching for her parents. The music is by Charles Strouse and the staging by Martina Jäger.
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January 2027
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