Ruth Deutschmann

Jürgen Pilger

Innsbruck

2008-10-03

Sylvia Manning - Baumgartner

Nicole D´Incecco

1981

I was also a director at the - I will always - received the radio plays of the Exl-stage. The white course again today no more. The Exl-stage was a famous stage dialect, known throughout Europe. And - with the Eduard Köck and Ludwig Auer, they were gigantic actor. And then one day said to me: "You, Good Lord, you belong - have such a Tyrolean, important names, such as Charles Schoenherr, you have now in our time play theater." That was my first theater engagement in the Exl-stage. And - yes, - so I guess I just have very many memories of this country. Roots here, of course. I later founded the Kurt Weinzierl this Tyrolean folk plays. Since we met in Zurich in a pub. And as we have said, it would be nice if the Tyrolean actors who play all over the Diaspora Theatre - play if we were to get the, and which would meet once in their native language, in the Tyrolean dialect theater. It then Tyrolean folk plays are created. First, in Hall in the castle Hasegg. And then we went to Telfs because we wanted the three of us talk Haller in our program. Said: "You will not, the program we do." It was about a piece by Felix Mitterer, "Stigma". And then we went to Telfs. There is the so today. And today I get - a cross of honor awarded by the Tyrolean provincial governor. This certainly has to do with this Tyrolean Folk Theater, too. Yes, it was so. And Ruth Drexel has played an important role and Hansel burner of all - God rest his soul. That was a really great actor. Which I have been as a - as a director on the radio when I - when children's roles were filled, then it has always been said - so he was then called Hansi burner or burners Hansel. And I already knew how he - I think he was six years old. So he has accompanied me through many years and then just to Telfs. Yes. - - - Sun