Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine at Josefstadt Theater, January 2025
"Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" is a classic French comedic play staged at Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna, Austria during a 2025 theatrical production directed by Alexandra Liedtke. The photographic gallery documents a comprehensive theatrical rehearsal featuring ensemble performers Michael Dangl, Marcus Bluhm, Kimberly Rydell, and Melanie Hackl, presenting dynamic staging and costume design by Su Bühler and Philip Rubner across fifty detailed production photographs.
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Minimalist Interior with Open Door and Dramatic Light Streaming In A quiet, contemplative interior scene featuring a pale green door slightly ajar, casting a sharp beam of light across a wooden floor near a simple wooden stool and desk lamp. The architectural composition emphasizes negative space, geometric shapes, and the interplay of light and shadow in a serene, minimalist setting. The image evokes a sense of stillness and potential, with the open door suggesting an unseen narrative beyond the frame. 
Kimberly Rydell in Theatrical Costume for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre Kimberly Rydell performs during a theatrical production rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, staged under the direction of Alexandra Liedtke. The performer wears an elaborate costume with a white blond wig, dark dress, and dramatic antler-like headpiece, standing in a dimly lit stage setting. The production features costume design by Su Bühler and scenic design by Philip Rubner, highlighting the innovative approach to this theatrical performance. 
Kimberly Rydell in Theatrical Costume During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal Kimberly Rydell performs during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, displaying an expressive performance with dramatic blonde teased hair and an intense facial expression. The performer appears mid-scene, wearing a black and white costume and holding a prop, capturing a dynamic moment in the production directed by Alexandra Liedtke. The production features a creative team including Philip Rubner for stage design and Su Bühler for costumes. 
Fingers Gripping White Door Panel in Mysterious Partial Reveal A close-up image reveals human fingers gripping the edge of a pale, paneled door, creating a sense of tension and partial concealment. The hand's positioning suggests someone hiding, peeking, or hesitantly emerging from behind the architectural surface. The stark white door and dramatic hand placement evoke a moment of suspense or psychological drama. Michael Dangl as Lenglumé in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Theatrical Rehearsal Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, capturing an intense moment of dramatic staging with dynamic physical movement. The actor is positioned dramatically near a doorway, wearing period-style clothing with a disheveled appearance that suggests heightened emotional tension. This production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, represents a compelling interpretation of the classic theatrical work. 
Michael Dangl's Dramatic Shadow Performance in Theater Rue de Lourcine During a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, actor Michael Dangl (playing Lenglumé) creates an expressive interaction with a decorative wall sculpture, casting an intricate shadow on the wall. The staged scene showcases the dynamic staging by director Alexandra Liedtke and the imaginative set design by Philip Rubner, capturing a moment of theatrical creativity and spatial storytelling. The production, featuring a talented ensemble including Marcus Bluhm and Robert Joseph Bartl, explores the nuanced performance techniques of contemporary Austrian theater. 
Michael Dangl Performing Dynamic Scene in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Theater Rehearsal Michael Dangl, portraying Lenglumé, performs an intense physical movement during a rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, with decorative antlers visible on the wall behind him. The scene captures a dramatic moment of theatrical staging, with Dangl leaning against a wall in a stylized pose. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, represents a significant moment in the theatrical interpretation of this classic play. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Tense Theatrical Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" During a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, actors Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform an intense confrontational moment on stage. The scene depicts two characters in a charged interaction, with one figure in a blue jacket and green pants facing another standing near a doorway. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, explores dramatic interpersonal dynamics in this theatrical performance. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Theatrical Confrontation from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" During a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, actors Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform an intense dramatic scene with one actor seated and the other gesturing dramatically. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, presents a dynamic interaction between two characters in a staged confrontation. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Theatrical Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Actors Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform an intimate theatrical moment during a production rehearsal at Josefstadt Theatre, sitting closely together on a minimalist stage set. The performers wear casual, rumpled blue-toned clothing and appear engaged in a contemplative interaction, with a piano visible in the background. "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" is a theatrical production directed by Alexandra Liedtke with scenic design by Philip Rubner. 
Michael Dangl and Melanie Hackl in Theatrical Performance of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" During a theatrical production at Josefstadt Theater, actors Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Melanie Hackl (as Justine) perform an intense scene, with Dangl drinking from a bottle and Hackl covering her face in a moment of apparent distress. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, represents a dramatic interpretation of the classic comedic play. 
Surreal Stage Performance at Josefstadt Theatre During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal During a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, under the direction of Alexandra Liedtke, a performer is captured in an intense, bent-over pose wearing dark clothing and high-heeled boots. The scene reveals a stylized stage setting with pale walls and minimalist furniture, suggesting a moment of dramatic physical expression from the production. The play, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with set design by Philip Rubner, features an ensemble including Michael Dangl, Marcus Bluhm, and Melanie Hackl. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm Perform in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Theater Probe Michael Dangl (Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (Mistingue) rehearse for the theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, wearing white costumes and holding props on stage. The actors display expressive gestures and distinct characterizations during this theatrical staging directed by Alexandra Liedtke. The production features a set design by Philip Rubner and costumes by Su Bühler, representing a significant staging of this classic theatrical work. 
Theatrical Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater Michael Dangl, Marcus Bluhm, and Kimberly Rydell perform during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, directed by Alexandra Liedtke. The actors display dramatic expressions in period costume, with a minimalist stage set featuring a piano and muted background. This production showcases the ensemble's dynamic performance style in a classic theatrical staging. 
Michael Dangl and Melanie Hackl in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Theater Probe Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Melanie Hackl (as Justine) perform during a theater rehearsal for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, directed by Alexandra Liedtke. The performers stand in dramatic poses on a minimalist stage, wearing distinctive period costumes with Dangl in white and Hackl in an olive green dress and boots. The production features stage design by Philip Rubner and costume design by Su Bühler. 
Theater Probe for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé), Kimberly Rydell (as Norine), and other cast members perform a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" under the direction of Alexandra Liedtke at Josefstadt Theatre. The actors are seated around a green table, engaged in an animated scene with exaggerated gestures and expressions, suggesting a comedic or dramatic moment in the production. The staging by Philip Rubner and costumes by Su Bühler create a distinctive theatrical environment for this rehearsal. 
Theater Probe of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" with Michael Dangl and Cast Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) rehearses a scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, seated at a green table with two fellow actors during a theatrical staging. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with set design by Philip Rubner, features a stylized domestic interior with three performers engaged in an intense dramatic moment. This theatrical production represents a classic comedic performance in the renowned Josefstadt Theater in Vienna, Austria. 
Theater Probe for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé), Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue), and Kimberly Rydell (as Norine) perform during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner. The scene depicts three actors seated at a table, engaged in an intense dramatic interaction with a wine bottle and emotional body language. This production represents a staging of the classic French farce in a contemporary Austrian theatrical context. 
Michael Dangl in Theatrical Rehearsal for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Michael Dangl performs during a theater rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, depicting an intense dramatic moment with disheveled hair and expressive posture. The scene shows Dangl as Lenglumé, a character from the production, leaning against a wall with a dramatic handprint shadow, revealing the emotional complexity of the performance. This production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, represents a significant theatrical staging of the classic comedy. 
Theatrical Wardrobe Exploration during "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal During a theatrical rehearsal for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, a performer explores costume elements in a dramatically lit backstage setting. The scene captures an actor with blonde hair manipulating a white garment near a wardrobe box, surrounded by theatrical production elements and a warm wall-mounted light. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with costume design by Su Bühler, represents an intricate moment of theatrical preparation. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Theatrical Combat at Josefstadt Theatre Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform an intense physical confrontation during a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at the Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna, under the direction of Alexandra Liedtke. The actors, dressed in white period costumes, engage in a dynamic, physically charged interaction that suggests dramatic tension and conflict on stage. The production, staged with Philip Rubner's set design and Su Bühler's costumes, represents a classic theatrical staging of this theatrical comedy. 
Theater Rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater Michael Dangl, Marcus Bluhm, and Robert Joseph Bartl rehearse a comedic scene during the theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at the Josefstadt Theater in Vienna. The performers, dressed in period costumes, engage in an animated interaction with expressive gestures and reactions on a minimalist stage set designed by Philip Rubner. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke, features a comprehensive creative team including costume designer Su Bühler and musical director Karsten Riedel. 
Michael Dangl in Theatrical Costume During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé, a rentier character, during a theatrical probe (rehearsal) for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, wearing an elaborate white outfit with a pink ruffled accessory. The performer appears in mid-gesture, with tousled hair and an expressive pose that suggests dramatic interpretation of the scene. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with costume design by Su Bühler, represents a classic theatrical staging of the renowned comedy. 
Theatrical Tension in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" - Lenglumé and Justine Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Melanie Hackl (as Justine) perform during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, with Dangl standing and pouring a liquid while Hackl sits dramatically on the stage floor. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, presents a tense dramatic moment from this classic theatrical work. 
Theatrical Performance of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" with Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) performs an intense, emotional scene during a theater rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, with Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) seated at a piano in the background. The dramatic staging shows Dangl on his knees, arms raised in a passionate gesture, wearing dusty white clothing against a minimalist set design. The production is directed by Alexandra Liedtke, with stage design by Philip Rubner, highlighting the theatrical intensity of this classic comedy. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm Perform Intense Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" During a theater rehearsal at Josefstadt Theater, actors Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform a highly animated scene from the play "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine", directed by Alexandra Liedtke. Both performers display exaggerated emotional expressions, with one holding a prop and the other reacting dramatically, showcasing the comedic intensity of the production. The production features stage design by Philip Rubner and costumes by Su Bühler. 
Kimberly Rydell in Theatrical Costume During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal During a theater production rehearsal for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, Kimberly Rydell, performing as Lenglumé's wife Norine, stands dramatically with voluminous blonde hair and a stylized costume featuring a white vest and black bow tie. The theatrical staging, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with costume design by Su Bühler, captures a moment of intense dramatic preparation. The production represents a classic theatrical interpretation of the historical French comedy. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Dramatic Stage Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" During a theatrical production at Josefstadt Theatre, actors Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform an intense, physically expressive moment in the play "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine", directed by Alexandra Liedtke. The performers are captured in a dynamic pose, with outstretched arms and dramatic facial expressions, set against a minimalist stage with a white piano visible in the background. This production, part of the Josefstadt Theatre's repertoire, showcases the theatrical staging and physical comedy of the late 19th-century French farce. 
Michael Dangl in Theatrical Pose during "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, crouching in a stylized pose wearing a green hat and green coat. The scene captures a moment of dramatic staging with a minimalist backdrop and filing cabinet, showcasing the production's innovative theatrical approach. The performance, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, represents a creative interpretation of the classic theatrical work. 
Theatrical Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre During a theatrical probe (rehearsal) for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, a performer in a green vintage costume and black beret stands dramatically beside a prop desk, with an antique wall clock visible in the background. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with costume design by Su Bühler, showcases a stylized staging of the classic theatrical performance. The Josefstadt Theatre, a historic venue in Vienna, continues its tradition of presenting innovative theatrical productions. 
Michael Dangl in Theatrical Staging of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé, a rentier, during a theatrical production at Josefstadt Theater, wearing a checkered coat and gesturing expressively near a green doorway. The scene appears to be from the play "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" directed by Alexandra Liedtke, with stage design by Philip Rubner and costume design by Su Bühler. This production is part of the theater's repertoire, showcasing a classic comedic performance. 
Michael Dangl in Theatrical Pose During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, wearing a distinctive houndstooth jacket and dramatic theatrical pose. The scene captures Dangl with an expressive gesture, standing against a neutral background with a stylized antler shadow, embodying the comedic character from this classic theatrical production. The performance is part of a production directed by Alexandra Liedtke, with stage design by Philip Rubner and costumes by Su Bühler (Image 32 of 50). 
Michael Dangl as Lenglumé in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Theaterprobe Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, wearing a green costume and a playful expression. The stage setup includes a white chair, decorative antlers in the background, and a theatrical lighting that creates an engaging dramatic atmosphere. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with costume design by Su Bühler, showcases a comedic theatrical moment from this classic performance. 
Kimberly Rydell as Norine in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Theatrical Probe Kimberly Rydell performs during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner. The performer wears a green dress, black hat with a feather, and displays an exaggerated theatrical expression with outstretched hands near a white interior door. The production is a comedic staging featuring Michael Dangl, Marcus Bluhm, and other ensemble members. 
Melanie Hackl in Theatrical Pose During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal Melanie Hackl, performing as Justine in the theater production "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine", rehearses a scene with dramatic hand gestures at the Josefstadt Theater in Vienna. The performer wears a green vest, black hat, and houndstooth-patterned sleeves, positioned against a white interior setting. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, represents a significant theatrical staging of this classic comedic play. 
Kimberly Rydell in Theatrical Costume with Dramatic Hairstyle for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Kimberly Rydell performs during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, wearing a distinctive blonde teased hairstyle and a black and white costume. The performer stands confidently with a theatrical backdrop, displaying an expressive pose characteristic of the production's stylized staging. The performance is directed by Alexandra Liedtke, with costume design by Su Bühler, showcasing the innovative approach to this theatrical production. 
Theatrical Performance of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre Kimberly Rydell performs a dynamic stage movement during a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at the Josefstadt Theatre, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with set design by Philip Rubner. The performer leaps dramatically through a doorway, captured in a striking theatrical photograph that emphasizes the production's energetic staging. The play, a classic comedic piece, features a talented ensemble including Michael Dangl, Marcus Bluhm, and Robert Joseph Bartl. 
Michael Dangl in Theatrical Performance of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé during a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, directed by Alexandra Liedtke and featuring a dramatic, emotionally charged stage moment. Dangl, dressed in a white suit with disheveled hair, appears intensely engaged, gesturing with clenched hands against a staged interior setting with a piano visible in the background. The production is part of a significant theatrical staging featuring a complex ensemble cast including Marcus Bluhm and Robert Joseph Bartl. 
Michael Dangl Wrapped in Blanket During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Theater Rehearsal Michael Dangl performs during a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, dramatically enveloped in a large white blanket near a white upright piano. The stage production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with set design by Philip Rubner, features Dangl in his role as Lenglumé, a key character in this theatrical performance. The rehearsal captures an intense moment of dramatic staging for this classic theatrical production. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Theatrical Rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Michael Dangl (Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (Mistingue) rehearse a scene during the theater production at Josefstadt Theatre under director Alexandra Liedtke's guidance. The two actors, dressed in period costume with rumpled suits and distinctively styled hair, stand in a staged interior setting with a doorway and minimal furniture. "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" is a comedic theatrical production featuring intricate staging by Philip Rubner and costumes designed by Su Bühler (Image 40 of 50). 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Theater Josefstadt's "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) rehearse a theatrical scene during production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Theater Josefstadt, with staging directed by Alexandra Liedtke and designed by Philip Rubner. Two actors in period costume stand in contrasting light, positioned near ornate interior doors, engaged in an intense dramatic moment. The production is a comedic play exploring social interactions and misunderstandings in late 19th-century Paris. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Theatrical Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" During a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, actors Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform an intense dramatic scene with stark staging and dramatic physical positioning. The performers, dressed in white costumes, are captured in a moment of heightened theatrical action, with one figure standing and raising an arm while the other sits in a compressed posture. This production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, represents a compelling interpretation of the classic theatrical work (Image 42 of 50). 
Michael Dangl Performs in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre Michael Dangl, playing Lenglumé, performs during a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at the Josefstadt Theatre, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner. He sits reading Le Figaro newspaper while holding a trumpet, wearing a disheveled suit in a stylized theatrical setting. The production is part of an innovative staging of the classic comedic play, featuring a talented ensemble of Austrian performers. 
Michael Dangl and Marcus Bluhm in Theatrical Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform during a theatrical probe (rehearsal) of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, staged with dynamic physical comedy and contrasting white and gray costumes. One performer stands menacingly over another seated performer, creating a tense and comedic staging that suggests dramatic interpersonal conflict. The production is directed by Alexandra Liedtke, with stage design by Philip Rubner and costumes by Su Bühler (Image 44 of 50). 
Dramatic Theatrical Scene from "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre During a theater rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, a performer with voluminous blonde hair stands dramatically in a smoky doorway, gesturing with an outstretched hand. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, features a cast including Michael Dangl, Marcus Bluhm, and Kimberly Rydell in a powerful dramatic moment. Josefstadt Theatre in Vienna is renowned for its historic performances of classical and contemporary theatrical works. 
Theatrical Rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater During a theatrical rehearsal of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, a performer in a checkered coat, hat, and glasses stands on a blue chair while holding a pink object. The scene features a mounted deer head on the wall, suggesting a stylized stage design by Philip Rubner for this theatrical production. The Josefstadt Theater, a historic venue in Vienna, continues its tradition of innovative theatrical performances. 
Michael Dangl in Theatrical Pose During "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" Rehearsal Michael Dangl performs as Lenglumé during a theater rehearsal for "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, wearing a white towel as a head covering and dramatically clutching a large book. The actor appears mid-scene with an exaggerated facial expression, capturing a comedic moment in this theatrical production. The play, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, is a classic comedic performance at Vienna's renowned Josefstadt Theatre. 
Melanie Hackl as Justine Performing in "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre During a theatrical production of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theatre, Melanie Hackl, playing the role of Justine, sits at a desk near an open door, wearing a green dress and a hat. The scene is dramatically lit, highlighting her solitary performance with a soft glow from a lamp and doorway. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, showcases the intricate staging of this classic theatrical work. 
Theatrical Staging of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater Michael Dangl (as Lenglumé) and Marcus Bluhm (as Mistingue) perform during a theatrical probe of the comedy "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" at Josefstadt Theater, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner. The actors are dressed in period costumes, positioned in a stylized green-toned theatrical set with a piano, chairs, and hanging coat, capturing a moment of dramatic interaction. The production is part of the Josefstadt Theater's repertoire, showcasing a classic comedic performance in Vienna's rich theatrical tradition. 
Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine: Theatrical Ensemble in Comedic Stage Performance During a theatrical rehearsal at Josefstadt Theatre, the ensemble of "Die Affäre Rue de Lourcine" performs a dynamic scene featuring Michael Dangl as Lenglumé, Marcus Bluhm as Mistingue, and other cast members in various animated poses. The stage is set with a burning fireplace, a chair, and props, with performers in period costumes engaging in a comedic interaction that includes a character playing a guitar. The production, directed by Alexandra Liedtke with stage design by Philip Rubner, showcases the ensemble's comedic timing and theatrical energy (Image 50 of 50). You might also like
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