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SUMMARY;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Ulrich Tukur: Mark Twain – Grüße aus dem Jenseits
DESCRIPTION;ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE:Harbor Front Literary Festivals 2026.=0D=0A=0D=0AMark Twain's "American Dream" of social mobility paradoxically=0D=0Aoccurred with and through his sharp criticism of the "American Way of=0D=0ALife," slavery, and racism. And, of course, with the invention of two=0D=0Aworld-famous characters: Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.=0D=0A=0D=0ASince his death in 1910, Mark Twain, once world-famous for "Tom Sawyer=0D=0Aand Huckleberry Finn," has been restlessly traveling through the=0D=0Agalaxies of the universe. Leaving the gates of paradise and heaven=0D=0Abehind, his spirit merges with the very earthly Ulrich Tukur and=0D=0Atravels with him through cities, telling people about his adventures=0D=0Aand leaving behind surprising greetings from beyond the grave.=0D=0A=0D=0AMark Twain's humor is accompanied by the popular music of his time:=0D=0ARagtime, the combination of European march music with the music of=0D=0ABlack people, a precursor to jazz.=0D=0A=0D=0AUlrich Tukur: “Mark Twain was modern then and he still is. He had a=0D=0Avery good heart and was a very, very keen observer of human nature. I=0D=0Athink he was a great person. He's always funny, always irreverent,=0D=0Aalways a humanist. Today's America could use someone like him.”=0D=0AHaving risen to prominence through his collaboration with theater=0D=0Adirector Peter Zadek, Ulrich Tukur is—also through numerous films=0D=0Aand television appearances—one of Germany's best-known actors.=0D=0AFormerly engaged at the Hamburg Schauspielhaus, he has a long-standing=0D=0Acollaboration with the St. Pauli Theater.=0D=0A=0D=0AAfterwards, things get quite personal: Ulrich Tukur and Joachim Lux=0D=0Atalk about Mark Twain and America, but above all – surprise –=0D=0Aabout their shared, bloody beginnings in the world of theater. And=0D=0Athey're looking forward to their reunion in Hamburg: 45 years and a=0D=0Awhole theatrical career later! Let's see what comes to light...=0D=0A
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