If you had the idea of longing for a monarchy, you would know who the king should be. King Walter, the first and only. For the king’s appearance, the back wall of the theater opens at the very back, a single spotlight points the way to the front, where a few colleagues are already sitting expectantly. The king walks calmly, wearing a blue bathrobe with a golden crown embroidered on the chest, and in his hand he holds a stately stick, the head of which looks like a golden hop cluster. If the king later steps down after completing his scheduled reign for that evening, you can read on the back of the bathrobe that he is really a king. Because there it is. King Walter.
The Jewish Chamber Orchestra celebrates chamber play actor Walter Hess – Munich
