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Walter Sittler & Johann von Bülow

Saturday, 3/6/2027 at 8:00 PM

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Walter Sittler & Johann von Bülow

Saturday, 3/6/2027
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Marlene-Dietrich-Platz 3
69126 Heidelberg

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The lie is the glue of world history. The documents that founded the Papal State and made Hamburg a Hanseatic city - forged! Perhaps even half of the Middle Ages is an invention ... And then the 19th century - the great age of impostors! They sell the Eiffel Tower and the city of London in parts. Not to forget that in the 20th century, of course, no one intended to build a wall in Berlin, or had a "sexual relation with that woman." Finally, the world history of the lie! After the overwhelming success of their reading in honor of Roger Willemsen and Dieter Hildebrandt at the St. Pauli Theater in Hamburg, Walter Sittler (Hildebrandt) and Johann von Bülow (Willemsen) are now going on tour with their entertaining search for the truth about the lie. Newly arranged and gently updated, they throw around scandalous untruths and insidious intrigues. Very much to the entertainment of the audience, which after this evening is likely to be a bit poorer in illusions. "A great fun. Willemsen and Hildebrandt reloaded with the two popular TV stars."

Admission: 7:00 PM

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On average, a person lies 200 times a day. The lie is the glue of world history. The documents that established the Papal State and made Hamburg a Hanseatic city - forged! Perhaps even half of the Middle Ages is a fabrication... And then the 19th century - the great era of con artists! They sell the Eiffel Tower and the city of London in parts. Not to mention that in the 20th century, of course, no one intended to build a wall in Berlin, or had a "sexual relation with that woman." Finally, the world history of lies!
After the overwhelming success of their reading in honor of Roger Willemsen and Dieter Hildebrandt at the St. Pauli Theater in Hamburg, Walter Sittler (Hildebrandt) and Johann von Bülow (Willemsen) are now going on tour with their entertaining search for the truth about lies. Newly arranged and gently updated, they throw around scandalous untruths and insidious intrigues with abandon. Much to the amusement of the audience, which might be a little poorer in illusions after this evening.
“A great fun. Willemsen and Hildebrandt reloaded with the two popular TV stars.”
SITTLER: “Ladies and gentlemen, I am sorry that we cannot bring you better news about our species so far. I regret this also because I have grown fond of you.”
BÜLOW: “Oh my God.”
SITTLER: “It hurts to have to bring bad news to such good people.”

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The lie is the glue of world history. The documents that founded the Papal States and made Hamburg a Hanseatic city – forged! Maybe even half of the Middle Ages is a fabrication... And then the 19th century – the great era of charlatans! They sell the Eiffel Tower and the city of London in parts. Not to forget that in the 20th century, of course, no one intended to build a wall in Berlin, or had a “sexual relation with that woman.” Finally, the world history of the lie!
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“A great fun. Willemsen and Hildebrandt reloaded with the two popular TV stars.”
SITTLER: “Ladies and gentlemen, I am sorry that we cannot bring you better news about our species. I also regret it because I have taken you to my heart.”
BÜLOW: “Oh my God.”
SITTLER: “It hurts to have to deliver bad news to such good people.”
Johann von Bülow, born in 1972 in Munich, is one of the best-known German actors of his generation. After studying at the Otto Falckenberg School, he acted at important theaters such as the Schauspielhaus Bochum; in addition, he appears in numerous German and international films and television series and works with directors like Oliver Hirschbiegel and François Ozon.
Walter Sittler, born in Chicago as a German American, attended the Otto Falckenberg School at the Kammerspiele Munich from 1978 to 1981. From 1981 to 1988, he was engaged at the National Theater in Mannheim and then until 1995 at the State Theater Stuttgart. His career as an actor in TV and some films began in 1995. The production “Nikola” at RTL received, among others, the Grimme Prize and Walter Sittler the German Television Award as the best actor in a comedy. The series “Girl Friends,” “Nikola,” as well as the series “Ein Fall für den Fuchs” and “Der Kommissar und das Meer” have made him known to a wide audience, alongside many other films. Furthermore, Walter Sittler has never given up the stage and has been guesting with various theater productions and readings in many cities across Germany for years.

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Concept: Christa Linsenmaier-Wolf
Cast: Siniša Ljubojević (accordion), Walter Sittler

Photo: © Jennifer Sittler

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200 times a day, a person lies on average. The lie is the glue of world history. The documents that established the Papal States and made Hamburg a Hanseatic city - forged! Perhaps even half of the Middle Ages is an invention... And then the 19th century - the great age of con artists! They sell the Eiffel Tower and the city of London in parts. Not to forget that in the 20th century, of course, no one intended to build a wall in Berlin, or had a “sexual relation with that woman.” Finally, the world history of the lie!

After the overwhelming success of their reading in honor of Roger Willemsen and Dieter Hildebrandt at the St. Pauli Theater in Hamburg, Walter Sittler (Hildebrandt) and Johann von Bülow (Willemsen) are now going on tour with their entertaining search for the truth about the lie. Newly arranged and gently updated, they throw around scandalous untruths and insidious intrigues. Very much to the amusement of the audience, which may be a little poorer in illusions after this evening. "Great fun. Willemsen and Hildebrandt reloaded with the two beloved TV stars."

Johann von Bülow, born in 1972 in Munich, is among the most well-known German actors of his generation. After studying at the Otto-Falckenberg-School, he performed at major theaters such as the Schauspielhaus Bochum; in addition, he can be seen in numerous German and international films and television series and works with directors like Oliver Hirschbiegel and François Ozon.

Walter Sittler, born as a German-American in Chicago, attended the Otto Falckenberg School at the Kammerspiele Munich from 1978 to 1981. From 1981 to 1988, he was engaged at the National Theater in Mannheim and then until 1995 at the State Theater in Stuttgart. His career as an actor in television and some films began in 1995. The production "Nikola" on RTL received, among other awards, the Grimme Prize, and Walter Sittler won the German Television Award as the best actor in a comedy. The series "Girl Friends," "Nikola," as well as the series "Ein Fall für den Fuchs" and "Der Kommissar und das Meer" made him known to a broad audience, alongside many other films. Additionally, Walter Sittler has never given up the stage and has been guesting for years with various theater productions and readings in many cities in Germany.

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On average, a person lies 200 times a day. The lie is the glue of world history. The documents that founded the Papal State and turned Hamburg into a Hanseatic city - forged! Maybe even half of the Middle Ages is an invention ... And then the 19th century - the great age of con artists! They sell the Eiffel Tower and the city of London in parts. Not to forget that in the 20th century, of course, no one intended to build a wall in Berlin, or had a "sexual relation with that woman." Finally, the world history of lies!
After the overwhelming success of their reading in honor of Roger Willemsen and Dieter Hildebrandt at the St. Pauli Theater in Hamburg, Walter Sittler (Hildebrandt) and Johann von Bülow (Willemsen) are now touring with their entertaining quest for the truth about lies. Newly arranged and gently updated, they throw around scandalous untruths and underhanded intrigues. Very much to the enjoyment of the audience, who after this evening may be poorer by a few illusions.

“A great fun. Willemsen and Hildebrandt reloaded with the two beloved TV stars.”
SITTLER: “Ladies and gentlemen, I’m sorry that we cannot bring you better news about our species so far. I’m also sorry because I have taken you to my heart.”
BÜLOW: “Oh my God.”
SITTLER: “It hurts to have to bring bad news to such good people.”

Johann von Bülow, born in 1972 in Munich, is one of the most well-known German actors of his generation. After studying at the Otto-Falckenberg-Schule, he performed at important theaters such as Schauspielhaus Bochum; moreover, he appears in numerous German and international films and television productions and collaborates with directors like Oliver Hirschbiegel and François Ozon.

Walter Sittler, born as a German-American in Chicago, attended the Otto Falckenberg School at Kammerspiele Munich from 1978 to 1981. From 1981 to 1988 he was engaged at the National Theater in Mannheim and subsequently until 1995 at the State Theater Stuttgart. His career as an actor in television and some feature films began in 1995. The production “Nikola” at RTL received, among others, the Grimme Prize, and Walter Sittler was awarded the German Television Prize as best actor in a comedy. The series “Girl Friends,” “Nikola,” as well as the series “Ein Fall für den Fuchs” and “Der Kommissar und das Meer” have made him known to a wide audience, alongside many other films. In addition, Walter Sittler has never given up the stage and has been touring for years with various theater productions and readings in many cities in Germany.

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Johann von Bülow & Walter Sittler - »Ich gebe Ihnen mein Ehrenwort!«: Die Weltgeschichte der Lüge.

Lies are the glue of world history. The documents that founded the Papal States and made Hamburg a Hanseatic city—fakes! Perhaps even half of the Middle Ages is an invention ... And then the 19th century—the great age of con artists! They sell the Eiffel Tower and the city of London, piece by piece. Not to mention that, in the 20th century, of course, nobody intended to build a wall in Berlin, or had “sexual relations with that woman.” At last, the world history of lies! Following the overwhelming success of their reading in honor of Roger Willemsen and Dieter “Hildebradt” at the St. Pauli Theater in Hamburg, Walter Sittler (Hildebrandt) and Johann von Bülow (Willemsen) are now going on tour with their entertaining search for the truth about lies.

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The program title "An die unsterbliche Geliebte" refers to a letter written in 1812 with the same name by Ludwig van Beethoven to an anonymous recipient. The focal point of the program is Beethoven's Violin Sonata No. 10 Op. 96, which was created around the same time as the letter. Opposite to this, Beethoven's only song cycle "An die ferne Geliebte" Op. 98 will be performed. The theme of love will be reflected in between with two rather atypical romances by Max Reger and Karol Szymanowski, which impress with their special depth.

Johannes Ascher and his duet partner Leon Wenzel studied at the Hanns Eisler School of Music in Berlin. Both musicians, winners of first national prizes with the highest score at the "Jugend Musiziert" competition, winners of international competitions, and fellows of the German Foundation Music Life, got to know each other at their shared study location in Berlin and have been playing together as a duo since 2019.

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Walter Sittler & Johann von Bülow - Ich gebe Ihnen mein Ehrenwort!: Die Weltgeschichte der Lüge

The lie is the glue of world history. The documents that founded the Papal State and made Hamburg a Hanseatic city - forged! Perhaps even half of the Middle Ages is an invention... And then the 19th century - the great time of impostors! They sell the Eiffel Tower and the city of London in parts. Not to mention that in the 20th century, of course, no one intended to build a wall in Berlin, or had a "sexual relation with that woman."
Finally, the world history of the lie!

After the overwhelming success of their reading in honor of Roger Willemsen and Dieter Hildebrandt at the St. Pauli Theater in Hamburg, Walter Sittler (Hildebrandt) and Johann von Bülow (Willemsen) are now going on tour with their entertaining search for the truth about the lie. Newly arranged and gently updated, they throw around scandalous untruths and insidious intrigues. Much to the entertainment of the audience, who after this evening may be a bit poorer in illusions.

"A great fun. Willemsen and Hildebrandt reloaded with the two beloved TV stars."

SITTLER: "Ladies and gentlemen, I’m sorry that we haven’t been able to bring you better news about our species. I also regret this because I have taken you to heart."

BÜLOW: "Oh my God."

SITTLER: "It hurts to have to deliver bad news to such good people."

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sueddeutsche kammersinfonie bietigheim & Ursula Schoch, Violine - Leitung: Peter Wallinger

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6:45 PM Introduction to the concert: Dr. Christina Dollinger
sueddeutsche kammersinfonie bietigheim & Ursula Schoch, Violin
Conductor: Peter Wallinger
Ludwig van Beethoven – Egmont Overture op. 84
Max Bruch – Violin Concerto No. 1 in G minor op. 26
Antonín Dvořák – Symphony No. 8 in G major op. 88

Ursula Schoch was born in Ludwigsburg and received her first violin lessons at the age of four. She was multiple first prize winner at "Jugend musiziert" and first prize winner of the competition of the German Music Council in 1992. After graduating from high school at Ellentalgymnasium Bietigheim-Bissingen, she studied from 1992 until her concert exam in 1998 at the Cologne University of Music with Prof. Saschko Gawriloff (violin) and the Alban Berg Quartet (chamber music). She made her solo debut in 1990 at the Ludwigsburg Castle Festival. Between 1998 and 2000, Ursula Schoch was a member of the Berlin Philharmonic; since the 2000/2001 season, she has been concertmaster of the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra Amsterdam. She plays a violin by J.B. Guadagnini from the year 1755.
The sueddeutsche kammersinfonie bietigheim has been partnered with her since the 1990s. Under the direction of Peter Wallinger, she has interpreted the great violin concertos by Brahms, Mendelssohn Bartholdy, Beethoven, Max Bruch, Mozart, Brahms' double concerto together with solo cellist Johan van Iersel and Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante KV 364 together with solo violist Michael Gieler, as well as several times Vivaldi's "Seasons," all violin concertos by Bach including the double concerto together with Tjeerd Top, as well as works by the Nordic composers Sibelius, Svendsen, and Pärt.
The sueddeutsche kammersinfonie bietigheim was founded in 1984 by Peter Wallinger and a group of young dedicated musicians from Bietigheim-Bissingen and the Stuttgart area. The idea of making new music familiar and familiar music re-experienced remains the motto and artistic objective of the professionally working ensemble, which now unites qualified musicians from the entire southern German region and beyond.

Tickets €34 / €29, Students €5

Image: Mladen Pikulic

6:45 PM Introduction to the concert with Dr. Christina Dollinger in the small hall of the Kronenzentrum.

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