MERCI CHÉRIE – update

IMG_0239(1)We are having a blast! We are half way through, 7 out of 14 concerts done! Time flies, when you’re having fun!

MERCI CHÉRIE – Die schönsten Lieder und Chansons von Udo Jürgens

MERCI CHÉRIE – Die schönsten Lieder und Chansons von Udo Jürgens

We opened MERCI CHÉRIE, done a few shows and it’s really a lot of fun. We are fortunate to have a 6 piece band with us, including a cello, which adds real class. I love singing 4 part harmony. I am excited about every up coming show.

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MERCI CHÉRIE is a musical hommage to the great singer and entertainer Udo Jürgens and invites you to celebrate more than 30 of his greatest hits such as »Aber bitte mit Sahne«, »Ein ehrenwertes Haus«, »Griechischer Wein«, »Ich weiß, was ich will«, »Ich war noch niemals in New York«, »Immer wieder geht die Sonne auf«, »Lieben ohne Leiden«, »Mitten im Leben«, »Siebzehn Jahr, blondes Haar« and of course »Merci Chérie«.

A classy cast of 4 top stars of the musical world, Andreas Bieber, Annika Bruhns, Sabine Mayer and Karim Khawatmi, who all played the leads in the Musical Theater Production of »Ich war noch niemals in New York« invite you with a first class 6 piece band to a concert evening of premium quality.

Anecdotes and stories of Udo Jürgens life – humorous to melancholic – always »Mitten im Leben« (in the middle of life) are added to the musical flavor throughout the evening.

www.soundofmusic-concerts.de

Domfestspiele Bad Gandersheim 2014

Domfestspiele Bad Gandersheim 2014

After a lovely break I am back on stage.

I will be performing at the Domfestspiele Bad Gandersheim this summer the role of the Marquise de Merteuil in the musical adaption of „DANGEROUS LIASIONS“. It is a world premiere with the book by Andreas Gäßler and Christian Doll and music by Heiko Lippmann. The show is based on the classic novel by Choderlos de Laclos.

In „RONIA THE ROBBER’S DAUGHTER“, a classic by Astrid Lindgren, I will be performing as Lovis, Ronia’s mother.

www.gandersheimer-domfestspiele.de

photo by Rudolf A. Hillebrecht