Hugo von Hofmannsthal (1874-1929)
Jedermann, tragédie

Peter Lohmeyer (Stimme des Herrn/tod/Der Spielansager)
Tobias Moretti (Jedermann)
Edith Clever (Jedermanns Mutter)
Gregor Bloéb (Jedermanns guter gesell/Teufel)
Markus Kofler (Der Koch)
Helmuth Mooshamer (Ein armer Nachbar)
Michael Masula (Ein Schuldknecht)
Pauline Knof (Des Schuldknecht Weib)
Caroline Peters (Buhlschaft)
Gustav Peter Wöhler (Dicker Vetter)
Tino Hildebrand (Dünner Vetter)
Christoph Franken (Mammon)
Mavie Hörbiger (Werke)
Fakl Rockstroh (Glaube)
Ensemble 013
Jaime Wolfson, direction
Michael Sturminger, mise en scène

It is the centrepiece of the Salzburg Festival and an incontrovertible institution: For it’s 100th anniversary, the Salzburg Festival offered an opulent interpretation of Jedermann (Everyman) by Hofmannsthal. "Tobias Moretti plays with great commitment, Caroline Peters gives a brilliant performance" (Salzburger Nachrichten). On 22 August 1920, the first Salzburg Festival opened with Jedermann in a production by Festival founder Max Reinhardt against the breathtaking backdrop of the baroque Salzburg Cathedral. Since then, no other piece has more closely been connected with the 100-year history of the Festival than this play about the transience of the world, fame and money.