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Kate of Heilbronn

on BBC Radio 3

by Heinrich von Kleist
The first performance of Peter Tegel's translation with music composed and conducted by David Cain
"Das Käthchen von Heilbronn", written in 1807, is Kleist's excursion into the land of fairy tale, with knights and ladies, witches, angels and remarkable coincidences, but it is also a play that shows how we deceive ourselves when seemingly most awake. with Janet Maw as Kate, Nigel Stock as Theobald Friedeborn, Margaret Robertson as Kunigunde von Thurneck, Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies as the Nurse, Robert Eddison as the Emperor and David Buck as Friedrich Wetter, Count vom Strahl

Contributors

Author:
Heinrich von Kleist
Translator:
Peter Tegel
Music composed and conducted by:
David Cain
Technical Presentation:
David Greenwood
Director:
Ian Cotterell
Kate:
Janet Maw
Theobald Friedeborn:
Nigel Stock
Kunigunde von Thurneck:
Margaret Robertson
The Nurse:
Gwen Ffrangcon-Davies
The Emperor:
Robert Eddison
Friedrich Wetter, Count vom Strahl:
David Buck
Count Otto von der Flühe:
Godfrey Kenton
Wenzel von Nachtheim:
Denys Hawthorne
Flammberg:
Michael McStay
Maximilian, Baron von Freiburg:
Michael Spice
Georg von Waldstatten:
Haydn Wood
Charcoal burner:
Brian Haines
His son:
Nigel Greaves
Rosalie:
Diana Bishop
Countess Helena:
Catherine Parr
Count vom Stein:
Alexander John
Eginhardt von der Wart:
Gordon Reid
Gottschalk:
John Bott
Lord of Thurneck:
Siôn Probert
Kunigunde's Aunt:
Peggy Paige
Eleonore:
Amanda Murray

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