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Wallenstein
Wallenstein is adaptation of the drama by Friedrich Schiller. Set midway through the religious conflicts that ravaged war-torn Europe in the 17th century, the 18th-century German dramatist Friedrich Schiller wrote 3 plays that chronicle the final year and downfall of the celebrated Bohemian leader Albrecht Wallenstein, duke of Friedland (1583-1634), and explores the factors contributing to his demise.
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Wallenstein is adaptation of the drama by Friedrich Schiller. Set midway through the religious conflicts that ravaged war-torn Europe in the 17th century, the 18th-century German dramatist Friedrich Schiller wrote 3 plays that chronicle the final year and downfall of the celebrated Bohemian leader Albrecht Wallenstein, duke of Friedland (1583-1634), and explores the factors contributing to his demise.
Cast
Franz Peter Wirth
Director
Thomas Holtzmann
Wallenstein
Krista Stadler
Herzogin von Friedland
Rolf Becker
Octavio Piccolomini
Jacques Breuer
Max Piccolomini
Rita Russek
Gräfin Terzky
Karl-Heinz von Hassel
Feldmarschall Illo
Walter Renneisen
General Isolani
Dieter Kirchlechner
Buttler
Friedrich von Thun
Kriegsrat von Questenberg
Peter Fricke
Oberst Wrangel
Herbert Stass
Baptista Seni
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