Weihnachtliche Einstimmung im Theater
Besuch von „A Christmas Carol“ im Amerikahaus in München
Am Donnerstag den 14. Dezember besuchten die Klassen 11a und 11d zusammen mit den Lehrerinnen Frau Rauscher und Frau Schwoerer das Amerikahaus in München, um sich das englische Theater „A Christmas Carol“ anzusehen. Der Inhalt des Stücks wurde bereits in den vorherigen Stunden angesprochen und somit das Interesse der Schülerinnen und Schüler geweckt.
In dem Theaterstück von Charles Dickens geht es um den mürrischen, geizigen und kaltherzigen Geschäftsmann Ebenezer Scrooge, der an Weihnachten von mehreren Geistern besucht wird. Diese Geister zeigen ihm seine vergangene, gegenwärtige und zukünftige Situation, um ihn zu einer positiveren Lebenseinstellung zu bewegen und Mitgefühl für andere zu entwickeln.
Die 90-minütige Vorstellung verbreitete weihnachtliche Stimmung und die Künste der (nur) sechs Schauspielerinnen und Schauspieler begeisterte die Schülerinnen und Schüler.
Im Allgemeinen war es eine sehr gelungener Tag und ein schöner Start in die Weihnachtszeit.
Merli Elias, Amann Emily, Wilm Amelie, Schrinner Marie
Stimmen zum Stück (aus der Klasse 11d)
"At the beginning it was a little bit crowded because everyone was trying to get the best seat but overall it was a special experience. The actors and actresses were awesome at doing their job – they sang, played instruments and were really authentic. They even played more than one role. The only negative aspect was that there were some candidates who didn’t aprreciate the hard work of the actors and did not know how to behave in a theatre – but of course they weren’t from our school. J"
(Leana & Christina)
"As a school class, we went to see the play "A Christmas Carol". We had no expectations and wanted to be surprised. The actors definitely delivered! We were captivated from the very first moment. The play is a good mix of drama, music and entertainment. It also delivers a great message - you don't become happy through selfishness. It also drew attention to the huge social differences between rich and poor. However, you can often do something about it yourself and support your fellow human beings. Christmas is the perfect time for this! The various spirits also showed Scrooge this. He realized that money alone does not make you happy. It was a great experience and you should definitely have seen "A Christmas Carol"!
(Julia & Mona)
"In our opinion the play "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens was a 9 out of 10. The acting performance was very good and the language was easy to understand. The musical accompaniment by the actors themselves brought momentum to the matter. The only problem were the seats as there were many tall people sitting in front of us. In summary, it is definitely a recommendation – particularly for school classes."
(Moritz & Luis)
