A professional English and German-language theatre company in Hamburg, Germany specializing in readings and stage (rehearsed) readings / Ein professionelles englisch- und deutschsprachiges Theater in Hamburg, das sich auf Lesungen und szenische Lesungen spezialisiert
Directed by Rebecca Garron
With Martin John Mills as Beethoven and Harald Djürken as Quasimodo
Music: Ludwig van Beethoven, Diabelli Variations, Op. 120, No. 31 – played by Martin John Mills
The Hunchback Variations artwork by Alexander Rühl
Full production credits at the end of the video
A fourth of July oration in the German tongue, delivered at a banquet of the Anglo-American club of students by the author of this book
Couchcast: Sea Bones by Tessa Sinclair Scott
Listen to the beautifully soothing voice of Tessa Sinclair Scott reading one of her own poems about New Zealand.
You can see more of her readings on
http://www.vimeo.com/showcase/7000441
or visit
http://www.dreamhousespoems.com to purchase a copy of her book of poetry.
Enjoy!
Directed by Rebecca Garron
With Martin John Mills as Beethoven and Harald Djürken as Quasimodo
Music: Ludwig van Beethoven, Diabelli Variations, Op. 120, No. 31 – played by Martin John Mills
The Hunchback Variations artwork by Alexander Rühl
(NB: There are 11 Variations in total. On May 12th, 2020 we will show the panel discussion in its entirety here on couchtheatre.org!)
Directed by Rebecca Garron
With Martin John Mills as Beethoven and Harald Djürken as Quasimodo
Music: Ludwig van Beethoven, Diabelli Variations, Op. 120, No. 31 – played by Martin John Mills
The Hunchback Variations artwork by Alexander Rühl
(NB: There are 11 Variations in total. On May 12th, 2020 we will show the panel discussion in its entirety here on couchtheatre.org!)
Directed by Rebecca Garron
with Martin John Mills as Beethoven and Harald Djürken as Quasimodo
Music: Ludwig van Beethoven, Diabelli Variations, Op. 120, No. 31
played by Martin John Mills
The Hunchback Variations artwork by Alexander Rühl
(NB: There are 11 Variations in total. On May 12th, 2020 we will show the panel discussion in its entirety here on couchtheatre.org!)
