Iberl stage

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Entrance to the Iberl stage in the Augustiner headquarters
Iberl Stage - Theater, 2014

The Iberl stage is a Bavarian tavern theater in Munich .

history

The Iberl stage was founded in 1966 by Georg Maier , the then host of the Iberl restaurant in Solln , who has also worked as an author , director and actor on the stage to date . One of the greatest successes is the Grattler opera, which has been performed over 1,000 times since 1978. After Georg Maier's ensemble moved from the Iberl restaurant in May 2014, the stage moved to its new venue in the main building of the Augustiner-Bräu in Munich's old town .

Pieces (selection)

year title description Remarks
1978 Grattler Opera Bavarian blues musical Book Gerhard Loew , music Peter Michael
1984 Da Philosopher - kumma, gsehng and gwunna Posse about the Sollner host and Hallodri Josef Iberl (jun.)
1987 Houselief A legacy stalker grotesque by Georg Maier
1988 Zuagricht, Hergricht, Higricht Truth and fiction about the robber Mathias Kneißl
1990 Spuiratz'n A game of poker with music by Peter Michael
1997 The song from the Wildschütz Jennerwein Poacher posse The Jennerweinlied is a song about the poacher Georg Jennerwein (1848–1877)
2000 Everyone rots everyone A grotesque about the Haberfeld drift by Georg Maier
2004 The calf bite A very bad comedy
2007 Ned for a quintuple of morals grotesque by Georg Maier
2008 A Deiflert's is! or
D'Kuah 'keiwelt 		Farmer's piece by Georg Maier
2009 Schnoderhüpferl A smuggler's ballad by Georg Maier
2010 O'zapft is'! or
The Great Robbery in the Hippodrome in 1955 		A meadow thriller by Georg Maier on the occasion of the 200th anniversary of the Oktoberfest
2011 Madame Dirredari or
The Black Five 		A Munich boulevard piece from the 30s by Georg Maier
2012 Clean Brazzelt or
De Oan sog'n a so and de other a so! 		A farmer's sway in three acts by Georg Maier
2013 The "three quarters" beer rebellion or
when you don't like the new beer price, you have to drink water! 		A farce in three acts by Georg Maier
2013 Niedertrachtig or
As I foid smooth but a Aug' out 		A farce around 1898 in three acts by Georg Maier

Ensemble members

Active ensemble members (selection): Former ensemble members (selection):

reception

In 1995 Florian Sonneck wrote his master's thesis on the Iberl stage at the Institute for Bavarian Literary History at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich (LMU). A year later he published a book about the theater. The writer Herbert Rosendorfer , as honorary professor of the LMU for Bavarian literary history, supervised the master’s thesis and also wrote a foreword to the book. In it he describes the Iberl stage as “a place worthy of folk theater” and contrasts the “imaginative” pieces by Georg Maier on the one hand with the plays of the critical folk theater of the post-war period ( Kroetz , Achternbusch , Sperr ) and on the other hand with the “cheap folklore Imitations ”that are shown on television.

literature

  • Florian Sonneck: Georg Maier's Iberl stage - Bayerisches Volkstheater. Between conventional pseudo-idyll and critical aggression . Foreword by Herbert Rosendorfer / Christian Ude. EFF ESS, Miesbach 1996, ISBN 3-9805056-0-X .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Astrid Becker: Iberl stage moves to the city center. Dialect instead of disco. In: Munich. Süddeutsche Zeitung , December 16, 2013, accessed on February 10, 2018 .
  2. ↑ Repertoire & catalog raisonné. In: Website of the Iberl stage. Retrieved June 18, 2013 .
  3. ↑ for more see ensemble. In: Website of the Iberl stage. Retrieved June 18, 2013 .
  4. ^ Herbert Rosendorfer in Sonneck: Georg Maier's Iberl stage. 1996.