Society comeback
Richard Lugner came to Mörbisch in a wheelchair
"My Fair Lady" premiere. ADABEI was behind the scenes and saw who was sweating it out there. First and foremost Richard Lugner, who canceled the Salzburg Festival but didn't want to miss out on Mörbisch. Even if he had to come in a wheelchair ...
Since general director Alfons Haider gave the musical a home on the lake festival stage in Mörbisch, it's finally "wonderful" again here on Lake Neusiedl (to paraphrase Harald Serafin). Backstage before the premiere of "My Fair Lady".
"Totally relaxed"
And the best thing? The protagonists led by Mark Seibert and Anna Rosa Döller were "totally relaxed", as they said. "There are no superstitions among us either," said Seibert, who recently became a dad for the second time - that gives you a lot of self-confidence.
Colleague Döller did too, when she went behind the scenes for the "Krone" photo in the hands of five men (they play British bobbies in the play). No wonder, with their top bodies ...
They would probably have made some people sweat if it hadn't been so hot anyway. Fortunately, a few like our magic aces Thommy Ten and Amelie van Tass had the pleasure of arriving by boat (in a light breeze).
Society comeback
Also present: Burgenland's Hans Peter Doskozil, Carinthia's Peter Kaiser, Styria's Christopher Drexler, "Krone" managing director Gerhard Valeskini, Mörbisch novice Helga Rabl-Stadler and the indestructible Richard Lugner at his society comeback.
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