Máté Kamarás & Lukas Perman - Die Schatten werden länger
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Die Schatten werden länger from Elisabeth das Musical
Der Tod - Máté Kamarás
Kronprinz Rudolf - Lukas Perman
December 12, 2003 - Known for some rather interesting behaviour from Máté. He invents a new blocking in the Mayerling Waltz.
Aahhh yes, the iconic/insane bird screech at 3:25 skdkglhlg Lukas wasn't even out of drama school and had to deal with Máté being an absolute wildcard, I love it
PAHAHAHAHAHA
Was this the last performance because this is the first I’ve ever seen death do this
@@WellRaven no last performance was roughly one year later, december 4th, 2005
@@WellRaven I think Máté sometimes did this in the Hungarian production from the late 1990s and then just carried it over to Vienna lmao
Es war verrückt!!
A new perspective I've never seen before! Thank you so much💞💞💞💞💞
my favs of each part i will fall over rn
"Tuh es aus NOTWEEEERRR *demonic screech*"
"NotwEEERRR"
😂
Lukas Perman ist so ein guter Sänger, doch er gibst keine Energie wie das von Fritz Shmidt.
Die Energie zwischen Fritz und Mate war sehr elektrisch.
Mans really became a soprano there
May I ask you to send me the video file of this video … I want to reprint it to other video websites (with your permission)
I know this is like 2 months old but do you know if there’s a full version of this?
Nah, not at all. As the time stamp suggests, the show had been running for barely two (2) months at that point🤣 I think this... move was more of a staple in the Hungarian production which Máté had done before, so maybe he just thought 'what the hell, let's go for it' at some point. Seeing how it never showed up again on any of the later productions, people probably told him to stop. Boo.
@@isalabells I was confused for a second because you replied to a different comment but then I realised you were talking about the reply on your comment haha. I didn’t know it was 2 months into the show but that’s interesting.
I just wish I could see a full version with this because it seems very interesting with what Máté does in some clips I’ve seen
@@WellRaven aahh sorry, yt mobile playing tricks on me and making me mess up. But yes, otherwise I wholeheartedly agree. Lucky folks who were able to witness him on stage during that time, multiple times. I think it's safe to say it never got boring with this cast, they found a way to keep the performances fresh. And Máté's craziness certainly helped
@@isalabells it’s very sad since I wasn’t even born then and I’m just NOW finding this wonderful musical and the actors 😭
@@isalabells sorry to just ask this but do you know if there’s a full version of this?
Was war das Shreich!!! Es war wie ein Vogel!!