this is g.w. news a libel from. jordan's former crown prince of says he is under house arrest prince accuses jordanian leaders of corruption and incompetence to describe the country gripped by fear where anyone who criticizes the government risks are arrested by the secret police also coming up on the show german president prank calls on germans to pull together as the nation weathers its 2nd easter under pandemic restrictions and on the same weekend that thousands of provirus skeptics held a rally in church choirs. plus the top 2 clubs in the going to sleep

a square off in a light saying and byron even without their top scorer to show why they're defending champions. richardson welcome to the show jordan's former crown prince homes have been hussein has said that he is under house arrest this in a videotaped statement that was passed on to the b.b.c. the prince says his communications have been cut and that he was told this was because he took part in meetings where the king was criticized he accuses jordan's leaders of corruption and incompetence and says anybody who criticizes them risks our rest. the country's top general denied homes that have been arrested saying instead that he was asked to hold actions targeting the country's quote security and stability reporter katie stevens is following that story for us to katie please

tell us who is prince humble and where does he fit into the jordanian royal family . prince hamza is the half brother of jordan's king abdullah he was the favorite actually of their father the late king hussein but he was deemed too young and inexperienced to take over a successor so abdullah was chosen instead back in 2004 king abdullah stripped him prince hands of the title of crime prince and gave it to his son instead that was seen as a move to consolidate his power but there's been no real open rivalry between the 2 until now. have his remained a popular figure in jordan and is seen as somebody who's close to ordinary people and he says that's why he's now being targeted and tell us more about this video that he has passed on to the b.b.c. is that right that's correct yes so this is passed on to the b.b.c. via his noir and prince hamza says it was recorded at his home where he's under

house arrest that his communication has been cut off and that he's using satellite internet to send this video but that he believes that will soon also be cut now in the video he says that he's not part of any conspiracy against the king but as you mentioned that he had been arrested because of criticism of the king not directly from prince handle himself but because he's been present in meetings where the king has been criticized and then on social media in relation to those meetings similar criticism has been expressed but this video he actually does directly condemn jordan's rulers he talks of a breakdown in governance corruption incompetence and he describes jordan as a country that's gone from being a regional leader to a place of fear and hopelessness where even small criticism of a small part of government policy can lead to harassment by security services or. arrests where people have really lost their sense of hope for the future he says that he's trying to stay in touch with ordinary people in their concerns and he finishes by saying god willing the situation will improve if we are able to come

together and to make our voice heard so that could be seen as an appeal to people in jordan to speak out against it is this does seem like a cry to help that is going to the international press with these statements but you put this into context for us has this just come out of nowhere or is there some background here well earlier jordan's top general said hamza have been asked to stop activities targeting jordan's security and authorities announced arrests of some former top officials and other people close to the monarchy now the washington post is reporting that hamza was arrested and investigation into a coup plot the army itself says that he's not been arrested so it's all a little bit murky but any sign of internal unrest will be seen as quite concerning by jordan's allies it's seen as a bastion of stability in quite a volatile region and this kind of rift in the world family is really quite unusual the u.s. in particular sees jordan as a key military ally and department of the state department spokesman ed price has

said we're closely following the reports and in touch with jordanian officials king abdullah is a key partner of the united states and he has our full support saudi arabia's also expressed support for the king it's all kinds of quite a volatile time when the pandemic has battered jordan's economy it's still hosting some 600000 syrian refugees so really this sign of potential internal unrest and instability really will be seen as a concern. to the reporter kitty stevens thank you so much for that update. let's turn our attention now to some other stories making headlines around the world. thousands of people joined rallies across england and wales to oppose a proposed new law that would give police extra powers to curb protests over stuff between police and demonstrators in london the legislation would allow officer. to shut down or ban protests. the last of more than 400 ships stranded by the grounding of a giant container vessel in the suez canal have finally passed through the waterway

investigators will shortly release their report on how the ship got stuck. in the kurds and has finally gone up again on new york city's a broadway the famous st james theater hosted the 1st performance since stages were shut down in march 2020 due to the pandemic invite only event was the 1st of 10 that will play in theaters over the next 10 weeks. pope francis says he hopes the dark times of the pandemic will end and that people can rediscover quote the grace of everyday life. he made the comments while leading a scaled down easter vigil service the event began 2 hours earlier than usual so that participants could get home before a 10 pm curfew in rome. and here in germany president has made a rare appeal for national unity saying the country is experiencing a crisis of trust more and more germans are losing confidence in the government

because of the slow rollout of vaccines as germany experiences a 3rd wave of covert 19 and its 2nd easter under pandemic restrictions. trust between chairmans and the government has sunk so low cheering the pandemic that this man has had to step in chairman president frank well to start my own doesn't set policy or governor. but he's using his largely ceremonial role to make a plea for unity. we must all pull together my fellow germans we must give it everything we've got there's no use merely being outraged about others or about our leaders rather than constantly pointing out what doesn't work we should point out that things do work when everyone does their bit chancellor angela merkel has struggled to bring the same lock down rules nationwide because health restrictions

are decided at the state level just before easter the chancellor had to reverse last minute plans for a shutdown over the holiday after stiff opposition. president started my ass politicians the state and federal level to put party concerns aside and work together. if we need clarity and resolve we need transparent and pragmatic rules so that people know where they stand so that this country can once again draw on all of the potential which possesses. but some want the health rules to go altogether instant god on saturday over 10000 people demanded an end to mosque mandates and lock downs. and polls show fulling support for the government's handling of the pandemic especially the slow rollout of the vaccination program so far just over 5 percent of the german

population has been immunized the majority of germans are still waiting for an official letter from the health authorities to allow them to get vaccinated to. let's bring you up to speed now with a roundup of some of the latest developments in the corona virus pandemic france has entered its 3rd national walk down for the next 4 weeks in schools and non-essential businesses will remain shut it comes as france reports a further rise in the number of patients being treated in intensive care units turkey meanwhile has lost a record high of almost 45000 new cases in the most recent 24 hour period infections have surged since on current use restrictions a month ago and argentina's a president of bet so fernandez says he has tested positive for covert 19 just by being vaccinated with 2 doses of sputnik back in january. and want to a silver lining to the pandemic is that in namibia fewer rhinos are being killed

for their horns and namibia has seen a decrease in the illegal practice due to the lockdown coronavirus has also forced many anti-poaching organizations to shut down crucial lack of funds and conservationists are warning that the poachers may start making up for lost time once the pandemic is over. do you switch ready for a snack these rhinos great conservationists and it all off. she's looked after rhinos on a property for 30 years protecting them from poachers. of . life which just put this piece of dast justice just it's just not. fewer than $6000.00 runners and now leaving to be beer and it all of us and her family are

trying to save them. but with the tourism industry taking a hit during the coronavirus pandemic anti-poaching organizations are worried they would lack the funds to survive leaving the rhinos vulnerable to poachers. we withdrawing from certain farms because of the financial impact and leave the runners. up for grabs i mean and we are seriously concerned about the fact that the boating will become again. rondo's are hunted for their horns they're made of keratin the same substance in human nails and have no healing properties but in some asian countries it's considered a symbol of wealth to holmes so for millions on the black market. poaching reduced during the coronavirus lockdown but conservationists fear that once the

pandemic passes poachers will want to get back to business. i've got some sports news now and in the bonus lane is a big match on saturday title contenders a lifesaver welcome to byron your next i who were without top scorer robert love and aussie now win for the hosts would have put them within a single point of bahrain but the champions showed it just why they are going for a 9th title in a row. judgment day for the young pretenders like sick coach yulia knuckles mun and his players knew that to win against of buy in sight depleted by injury and suspension would be a shot in the arm in the big does league a title race while a loss could see their championship hopes slip away. but by and strength in depth has helped them see off all comers since 2013 and did his best robot leave in person nation to put by on one up to 30 minutes from jonas miller and an emphatic finish played 6 fought hard to get back in the game but danny almost failed to hit

the target from a great position on 52 minutes. old well with a goal was 9 minutes later but motherwell neuer broke late sick hearts this time i . was left to rue those misses as by and held on to win one nil with the champions no 7 points clear but 7 games to go few would bet against the byron bandwagon from ruling on to another title. and earlier on saturday 5th place dormand were looking for a victory to move within a point of visitors frankfurt's and closer to those a lucrative champions league qualification places the teams went into halftime all square at 11 but andre silva is late header for friend forgave the visitors all 3 points that strengthened their bid for champions league football next season meanwhile inconsistent to dortmund are now fighting for a spot in the lesson clamorous europa league. it's.

a big day for the top half of the bundesliga standings then especially the very top where again byron are now 7 points clear of leipzig at the weekend a stretch run of the season both are in 3rd place frankfurt appear safe in 4th the last champions league spot for next season 3. egypt's ancient rulers the pharaohs are being moved. to a new resting place and a hurried that's fit for a king or a queen $22.00 gold colored carriages a fitted with shock absorbers carry the fragile 5 remains of $22.00 pharaohs for a 40 minute trip from cairo museum to the new national museum of egyptian civilization after the trip to mummies will undergo 15 days of restoration in the laboratory before finally going on display in their new home. that is your news update at this hour stay tuned for sports life of byron munich

coach and see flick and don't forget there's always more on our web site www dot com or you can follow us on twitter and instagram at news and play richardson and brylin michael of the we'll be back with david 45 minutes time with more news headlines for me thanks much for watching. us citizenship many. stories. over the. wire the. new year made known for years and hard last year's german song so that when we

bring you. the surprises so what is possible who is medical really what moves. who talk to people. the way maurice and critics who want to join us from echols lasagnes. munich bonus league champions german cup winners champions league victors and now congress of the football world. sold thanks to one man on the flick. how is a relatively unknown college elevated his standing in such

a short period of time and how did he turn fi in munich from a crisis club into an on base and machine. click worked on 4 main sectors tactics. mentality. arousal. training. he's proven himself as one of the best coaches in the world and a humble one at that team and. is this we just want to snatched. one man it's been on a farm team player of ours from among the 55 year old who's mixed his progressive training methods with a simple human touch to bring boston back to the top. piece not finished yet.

to appreciate flic success at ball and you have to 1st look at the tomatoes position the club was in when he arrived he was handed the job in nov 29th tain up to nico coach's side had been spanked 51 truck front 4. it was embarrassing result which left by an informed place but the cracks had long been widening for more than a year on track was just the final straw for cars. the football and the players were reportedly unhappy with the croatians man management and training this is. the president's. kanzi flick not expected to be born savior but rather an interim solution to bail out a sinking ship however he not only studied the course he quietly put together the world's best team. but where did it all start for a flick. of course he won 6 titles with the club in the eighty's before retiring

prematurely due to injury that winning mentality and deep connection to the club has clearly helped him as a coach. his 1st coaching stop was a bit small them in the 50 vision with victoria on top he wasn't particularly successful eva and even suffered relegation but in 2000 he joined the ambitious hoffenheim and took them from the full team into the 3rd division it's where he developed his coaching identity. i don't suspect there's no more laws to open so you have been to shanghai said. flick then join the journey set up as assistant to your human love in 2006 he was integral to the world cup in 2014. many considered his tactical import invaluable and his personal touch was also boarded flic develop trust between the players and coaching staff and that team spirit helped drive germany to victory.

in 2019 he was reunited with as kovacs his assistant but it wasn't long before he was thrust into the limelight to take on the main job. 6 1st late game in charge story browsing and dominant form you'll get 3 of the. it's the adult lungs it was the spark the club needed and slowly flick started to get by and back to their deaths. from it december the bavarians went on an incredible strake 2020 dawn of the next 30 matches in all competitions. cleaned up the bundesliga the german camp and the champions league roster and fans in shock of the council starts off the. flick forged europe's most deadly attack fi and scored a $116.00 goals in just $36.00 matches an average of more than 3 goals per game.

the pinnacle came with an 8 tooth brushing your boss ally not just by its relentless and ruthless attacks when all opponents sought. the crowning victory was a one nil to face of power is such a man in the champions league final. so how exactly did hansie flick turn it all around. flicks 1st time turning back into a pressing machine but a pressing that when they try to pass the white house takes a closer look at. the progress of approach may find work always on the front foot something flick outlined during his very 1st press conferences.

got us to munch often city for a kind of to see video showing off one of the tired it does he does. but. i thought. on getting him to you off. of you know. by and began to lure ross and harry. no the. energy and motivation was relentless and i believe every position i faced. 5 goals against came within 10 seconds of regaining possession from pressure. the team to play that way out of trouble players knew each other's roles and had

flex chops for their language does. i think. this being. let's i mean it isn't just a name on. and they want to try to mix pragmatism with possession football when necessary launching fast transitions to catch up defenses. by in play risky football the flick still found a good balance in defense keypad david with jerome ball attacking. the ball and veterans combined with manuel neuer to provide and at times impenetrable wall in fact flicks team caps 19 clean sheets in $36.00 matches. which can force a very hard line for his defense. left them

exposed at times it also added to their attacking game. the contacts set up to create more chances for their talented front lawn. flick also made canadian. his 1st choice left back crucial factor in. approach to defense the road runner there to buy the program meet the youngsters pace was not only handy in attack but also when covering independence day he's often reach speeds of more than 35 kilometers per hour. but perhaps most importantly flick rediscovered blinds mojo after the team's drop in form he said about lifting his players' morale which included messaging the egos

of a stablish veterans. and placing trust in talented youngsters. and the client dies and fall for. just being is for me yeah interest question is not of god but the ships are in cut indian and acquits inside ahmose on the fly darling i'm on toughens advised. on not too often a fun board on. for that final. take thomas millar and a coach that she'd been a bit part player but he was the 1st name on 16 sheet and flick singled him out for special praise as his on field general also. just we don't understand this feeling and i'm off. to school it should. be no. military hate that face in the bundesliga alone he scored 8 goals and made 17 assists within a $23.00 game spell on the flick. flick also placed his trust in your c.

or kimmie pushing a one time defend the higher up the pitch and the youngster fully embraced his new role. of physics. don't mind him being a minus and doesn't. the quality and also nash. not. to me is no. one of the best midfielders in the world another example of how flake gets the most out of his players. without ever flicks coaching team also performed wonders during the coronavirus pandemic no club return from the enforced break futa all stronger. all the players went through an incredible physical transformation. well almost everyone. i try not to be. that muscular

my teammates less weight on my bones then my bones to keep a little bit longer so while but instead this guru dr holger broich was behind the new training schedules flicks drive and determination also motivated his players during a difficult period in lockdown but the one sense we should all. be done from. was much more than it was. when my dish going to push it was i'm tired no it seems it's. been good to see if. i don't but it's not the 1st you go to most of them with you don't know what and all of them even if . it seems preparation saw them in superior shape to all of their opponents. both in the bundesliga and the champions league against every team they face they were faster stronger better.

with the club world cup title also in the 7 a straw so trophy cabinet and the flick has now won it all with bought in munich. re from by munich we have our. slogan and the slogan means that we are. are. afraid from nobody. slick buys into that attitude and he's hungry for even more success she led iced tea with uprising bought them up to 5 of its 4 bites to not one and it's mccomas well let's focus in on the noise she did. so what next for hans eclipse he's by and through and through and looks destined to forge the next great did a steep at the dairy enjoyed see. what

happens when people live by their feet ministry is about letting people know hey you're not alone like. many people think a monastery is an ideal world it's the 1st type of a job but we are just ordinary human beings of religion today. for a life we're vibrant we're creative faith matters i. next song d.w. . so how funny. fellow personally how i'm feeling. the 1st snow on the nile blue will be. checking how the trans. the main thing is a healthy one year old. 60 minutes of w.

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a vow to god to commemorate his goodness in this way when the plane the black death threaten their village with extinction 400 years ago as i type this person spear the passion play lives from the fact that we have a message as many people and that we derive that message from the gospels that we ask ourselves what's important today when the smoke and we focus on particular aspects of the story this was after that that we look for the things that are important for contemporary society of course the death of jesus is central to the passionate like his but we ask why did he die on the cross on his own courts that's what we need to focus on this sort of us why were the people so angry why were the religious leaders against him why did people follow him and what did he want to achieve we have to show all that in our passions like at least as our intention avoiding that cycle.

october 28th. preparations are underway for the next over on macau passion play. in a few minutes the names of the 2020 cost will appear on this board. for the past 10 years the direct to christians to kill has wrestled with the difficult question which of the town's residents is most suited to put trade jesus well his mother mary punches pilot now he's made his choice and it's been confirmed by the town council behind closed doors both of those funny thing big given on the in every other theater in the world the director chooses the cast he wants but here it's not so simple every resident born in. or is lived here for 20 years has the

right to a role in the passion play so whether i want to or not i have to cast that i never start with a number from my 1st production in 190 i had 1400 adults now we have 900 adults and 450 children to cuba and i like the fact that the qualification of being born in the overall market you are living here for 20 years says nothing about the personal social standing or religions of their gender or their orientation. this is a cross-section of our village store for us. this is not a media interest who will try jesus to act as a chosen one of them has already played the role twice. frederick myatt remembers the 1st time he was cost. the majority thought that once the op that i wasn't expecting it because i was an odd part then suddenly i saw my name on the board and i was gobsmacked it changes your life from one day to the next in that he

says leaving sean as the man who portrays christ you have a responsibility towards the village and the passion play off your staff as a few of the focus of attention and you have to deal with that it. must come with to be home again. if. there are 2 actors for each of the main roles they alternate in more than $100.00 performances but everybody listed on the board knows that their life will change after months of rehearsing they will perform the passion play for half a year that's hard to reconcile with a normal job to have a place one of the main roles usually has to take vacation for the length of the run the passion play demands everything of the participants. but it's not just the main roles that are announced today christians to kill an assistant director up to look aracoma have also decided who used to play roman

soldiers and residents of jerusalem. more than 2000 people will take part in the production. for most families it's a tradition that's passed down from one generation to the next the home do i need for us feeling that yes that tradition is almost 400 years old everybody has pictures in their home showing grandad as a roman soldier or grandma is mary magdalene or you looked at me that was over it everybody has some kind of connection with and even people who have just arrived in the village or want to be involved in some way but it could be that basically the seat of the for 12 months people hardly talk about anything but the passion because the older you get people's personal profit. at the stroke is being good. what role is the talk of the town in a few months the so-called hair and beard to be proclaimed from then on men may no longer shave will cut their hair less of course they're roman soldiers from

a person that has a song for me personally it's a sign that we're all getting ready for the passion play. quite literally growing into the role for her to hear in the fall of the night of oxnard. with a population of some 4 and a half 1000 ober-ammergau lives 100 kilometers south of munich on the northern edge of the alps germany's highest peak the sushi pizza and king boutique the 2nd sperry tower palaces linda hold a close by no wonder the village is one of the various most popular tourist destinations. although the passion play is staged only once every 10 years it has a permanent influence on the village. the gospel story is painted on the facades of houses in all its variations. in immersed souvenir shop so carvings of saints apostles and crucifixes. graeme mcdowell represents you should you shouldn't that

makes the gospel narrative accessible in many forms. the villages crucifix carvers are as famous as its passion play which has been attracting visitors since the 19th century. some with them were english critics as it was free the british the swedish and the danish royals and the austrian hausberg then here little. drew. frederick mired knows he'll be tied up here for the next 10 months 5 times a week from mid may until october the residents of ober-ammergau will rehearse jesus's suffering and death each performance lasts more than 5 hours it's a mammoth undertaking device to come from for the $1500.00. 1000 visitors come from all over the world to see the passion play the part and as jesus you are at the center of things for them that's where you just so you have a responsibility each day that you appear on the stage to perform as well as you

possibly can to go to bed early the night before to know other lives and to stay healthy because the actor portraying jesus has had a bad day it's especially noticeable on those of. his a festive atmosphere in oberammergau out today the villages enjoy celebrating and they also like to do so on stage 12 months before the passion play they put on a show depicting the play that led to the village committing itself to a tradition of religious theater. was the midst of. this. experience $1633.00 the black death is ravaging southern germany bringing still more death and destruction in the wake of the 30 years war the village goes into lockdown to stave off the epidemic but a man from a neighboring village already infected with the plague manages to circumvent the

watchmen the result is predictable. the black death carries off children women and men but. the grave digger played by rufus ripple who's been so one of the actors portraying jesus in the passion play has his hands for my finally the residents of overall mcgough discover a way out of their suffering i want to say because i see more. that as a god that i am. other. once a week god's leadership. yes he said i was saddened. that i shall have. to promise to stage

a passion play every 10 years eventually defeated the plague the village chronicle relates that from the day they took the vow nobody in the village died of the disease. i'll ask yourself this carol. i've. looked over the 20th 2018 on this day it's not just actors appearing on the stage at the ober-ammergau theater but real priests in an ecumenical service the village residence for a new devout a 16. 33 as they do before every stage and it's a passion play. i gauge this this guitar even fresh. fit job i am not out yet it's a touch it starts with this past year i should be out.

israel the jewish christian music my quiet must among speak is one of the great passion hymns in the translation obama going on the outside on the set so i think there's a different approach to religion in obama but often outside of the church the church has the same problems here as in the neighboring villages in the. palace i have received a lot. of films don't view that passion play is a specifically catholic event and have been for decades the when to write to christians to call gave one of the main roles to a muslim because something of a stir. is kind of. i can also pray in arabic because we muslims also pray in their vic the. mind of god from my whole family who live as muslims even my relatives in turkey and in the my grandmothers and grandfathers and my cousins are all pleased you know this age they know very

well that it's a christian play but they say it's great you're doing it. you don't have to be a christian to understand religion for states. where. the cost is presented to the media this special interest in the fact that change is good or a muslim will be playing a train. you can see for yourself just for your own i've been asked if it's a provocation that a young man from a turkish family is playing judas no it's not and casting the roles my only consideration is who i can envision playing better who i see in the role i was how good is. see i state. that. they'll devour sheep and cattle they will not starve get worked out in. winter 2019 the 1st rehearsals of cold they held in the town smaller theater the

actors familiarize themselves with the new script in small groups playing judas genghis guru tries to persuade jesus to lead a rebellion against the roman occupiers this concentrated work on the script opens up new perspectives. when you suspect that the him i mean if i end up not think of my image of jesus has changed a bit after all the changes to the script were changing the performance a bit and also seeing the roles a bit differently so he's also thought to myself that jesus is really more than jesus he was a person who wanted to teach people how to behave towards each other to love one another even when it's hard. it's violence is no solution there's a divide this can and you have to draw the good out of people's this and not simply hope for the best selves and people have to stand up and do something themselves and the people don't understand that dimension is pushed on if they're stupid. when somebody slaps us in the face we're supposed to tolerate it.

they're. still cool isn't system the act is imagine how they carry it to thinks and feels this involves dealing with religious issues. being to be the case if you do so if you aren't really interested in what we're perched raying here and that includes an interest in religion then you can be part of it in many of the discussions we've had here of course i've noticed that he brings a different perspective a muslim perspective to the last supper and other things he has a genuine interest in the production truck the other week to. you you go to lead them the people will rise and will drive the wretched romans from our land . you do not be afraid of the romans do not be afraid of those who kill the body but cannot kill the soul whether the afraid of the one who can destroy both soul and body love your enemies. i need

a course in 100 most most of course when you have one of the big roles you have to approach it differently it was possible and i must say i found a completely new understanding through the passion play and by portraying jesus team in order. i think about the themes and jesus message it slightly differently. and i have to say i've developed a new enthusiasm for the themes from the heart i view it as a great gift to be able to think about these issues so intensely and see if the myth of otherwise you can perhaps only do this as a student of theology we have the opportunity to think about them intensely every 10 years and i'm going to set. up and i hope that after the years assistance if i thought of all can't i often

used to think that jesus is arrogant when he says i am the way but i think he means it differently so i am the way to god to show you i'll tell you if you do this with and be like this decision if this is side in which we live would be better and if jesus is often quite pragmatic and straightforward talk matters and he says if somebody is hungry give him something to eat and when somebody is naked give them clothes that's got something for when he's a stranger give them shelter that's very simple. and that's what makes me think of so i jesus is like a compass device he knows what's good and what's bad is of you to mention actually everyone knows intuitively what's good and what's bad the uses for in jesus challenges us to follow that inner voice and say do what's good and don't do what the bad. and that's very simple that's consonant. orientate you on god not on what's better in the world what sort of and what's more just bit of

a stiff this in the way it went to stop. and i think that churches have sometimes forgotten how to bring this message across. they often focus on whether it's right to let divorcees who remarried go to communion and the bishops are suddenly important. but jesus was definitely with the people. by the mention how he broke bread with judas people. nobody's perfect you have to be able to forgive and he shared with somebody maybe did something wrong it's. like well i think jesus wouldn't think about it for a 2nd that i need to get off thinking they've been stuck in my skin than marriages can crash sometimes it happens. but when somebody finds a new partner he shouldn't be excluded off of the he also just lost and done a lot of. tennis because. that you should have.

had. time dilatation you. democracy it's. on it's it was loopy this is my 4th production and i remember when i was 25 and directed the passion play for the 1st time the actor playing jesus had to take a lot from me was i was a young rebel so jesus had to be rebellious too it was very important to me that jesus was rebellious. but one grows older and suddenly in 2010 i thought it's not important to me at all whether he's allowed to pick and suddenly i discovered places in the gospels that said i will not cry out and one will not hear my voice in the streets he wasn't somebody who got ahead through a noise and rebelliousness but resolutely and it's really interesting that you

discover jesus a new every 10 years pics. and if that's what's on for the 2020 production the context only became much more important to me that all the refugees and people on the margins of society are treated. i discovered the social jesus much more strongly and i thought it's crazy that there were similar social issues 2000 years ago that we have i was a stranger and you didn't give me shelter if i was poor and you didn't give me anything to eat in that if you look in that direction you suddenly find that jesus gives very clear answers as to how we treat foreigners and refugees or people on the margins of society we shouldn't treat them as we do it's not what jesus intended. oberammergau out in the group of be sure called even though there haven't been the usual heavy snowfalls this year the passion play theater is the largest building in

if you know each and was constructed in 898 is specially to stage the play some other musical international performances also take place here but it's 1st and foremost the passion play theater. it is. the full rehearsals are held in freezing temperatures for the 1st time in the history of the passion play each actor is registered elektra honestly attendance at rehearsals is compulsory another reason to check attendance even actors playing minor roles receive some financial compensation. the men under c.s. tomorrow part there's the 1st rehearsals in a passion play theatre to give you a wonderful feeling. before that song too rehearsed in the little theatre that's employed at the but here you have the feeling that these people are people you've

hardly seen for 10 years and the minds of the. suddenly the village gathers and stands together on the stage in the future and there are wonderful people among them since the author of a. scene you come to the passion play theater for the 1st time aged 4 or 6 or 7 then 10 years later you're a teenager and you recognize that it's a great experience inside the village has a great time putting on this production with an audience of people develop an emotional connection to the passion play the very young as a child or as a teenager that's the office you know if the the youngest have just as much right to be on stage as the oldest people over 90 and it's a great experience for all of them and wonderful times too and it's. this year at rehearsals one of the shadows by allowing reports of a life threatening virus on march the 11th the world health organization detailed

plans that 900 pandemic could apply still be stashed the. with just 3 months to go before the 1st performance unfinished props and scattered around the world tory and. the police the passion play is part of our d.n.a. we need it as you get that feeling at rehearsals i haven't now when i call a rehearsal for 450 kids they come straight away it was for a lot of ways of going to form little groups but run around and shout big that i bailout or shout stop it stop me old sheep and goats pick up our racket partners with a lot of the the that's the orchestra pit watch out it's over with up this week i always say that's why the passion play has survived so long because it's our biggest social event. everyone meets up from every section of society women men children and teenagers old and

young if you do it simply our. big a social event and everybody wants to take part i think that's what that. was. the outside this has to colusa hands on to write up. for all the after the august ball well guess both can't believe it was the box dr who had not have made their guess right . there afaik have to chalk out i don't think the trunk up off of. much 192023 flags at the entrance to the abaco at the time of the great event for the shadow whose forum on production this year the village council would even embellish its kind of bonds with the passion play as cool to press conference the play has to be cancelled he said the thing is because. over time ago has of course

become economically dependent on the passion play and this will probably hit lots of people hard. what we've seen very clearly at rehearsals during the past few weeks is that the residents of oberammergau are totally committed to their passion play and everybody sorry it won't take place now you want to come the moment at that moment i felt almost relieved but the actors were also standing around the square other people who i knew were crushed by the decision they take an unpaid vacation or dropped out of university for a term used to. get me for hearst almost every evening for months on end. all of them get the month that it was like a bubble burst a little bit was and i also feel deflated to. be able to talk apple plotzed. off the opposite when they cancelled the play and lots of people were depressed so

was i it was like somebody feeling the rug out from under your feet all my plans for next year were turned upside down is that all it was decided yesterday evening that we won't cancel the passion play so it's postponed until may 21st 2022 for a few. it's i want to call that the threat of a pandemic what's made oberammergau famous for $400.00 g. is has now temporarily closed the village. the portrayal of christ suffering and death which the residents of ober-ammergau vowed to perform when their village was struck by the plague in 1633 famously ends with christ's resurrection that message of hope is part of our program a gas legacy this time the actors will just have to wait another 2 years to proclaim it that starts or make christiane said everyone will play the same parts

will all come together in 2 years let's hope in good health you know i'm already looking forward to it.

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