The scene comes just a few minutes into the show, but it’s so big and powerful that it stays with you for a long time. The singer Paula Hartmann climbs the house backdrop of her concert stage for the first time, the symbolic big city in which most of her songs take place. Sits down on one of the roofs and lets his legs hang down. Becomes a silhouette in the orange fog light, a Marvel-like avenger with a black sweater hood over her head, looking down at her work. Or to one of the oft-quoted lost souls who have climbed high into the urban jungle. One of those where no one knows exactly what was lost and where.
Portrait of the singer Paula Hartmann: “My heart is a ghost town” – Culture
