Titus Trash Tatar
- Synopsis
- Helga Pogatschar’s experimental audio play is a sound interpretation of Albert Ostermaier’s Tartar Titus (1998), a stage play in which Shakespeare’s Titus becomes a writer whose art has been put at the service of a morally dubious state. Pogatschar’s ‘audio-cinema’ for 2 narrators, 6 voices, 1 violoncello and electronics juggles with samples of words that are analyzed, reversed, pitched, and completely alienated. Over this background, Ostermaier’s/Shakespeare’s text is spoken.
- Language
- German (Standard)
- Country
- Germany
- Medium
- Audio
- Year of release
- 1999
- Duration
- 73 mins
Credits
- Producer
- Helga Pogatschar
- Writer
- Albert Ostermaier
- Music
- Helga Pogatschar
- Adaptor for Radio
- Helga Pogatschar
- Cast
Additional Details
- Production type
- Sound Recordings(Commercial)
- Plays
- Titus Andronicus
- Subjects
- Drama
- Keywords
- Shakespeare, William (1564-1616)
Notes
- Notes
- Recorded at the Hochschule fur Musik und Theater in Munich.
- Textual information
- Albert Ostermaier, Titus the Tartar, transl. Anthony Vivis (Munich: Goethe-Institute, 1998).
- Reviews
- Source: http://www.discogs.com/sell/item/2019308 (accessed 5/9/2008)
For more information, an audio sample and reviews (in German) see Pogataschar’s own website at http://www.helgapogatschar.de/diskographie (accessed 09/2008).
Production Company
- Name
Chrom Records
- Web
- http://www.chrom.de/ External site opens in new window
Distributor (Sale)
- Name
Retail outlets
How to cite this record
Shakespeare, "Titus Trash Tatar". https://learningonscreen.ac.uk/shakespeare/search/index.php/title/av71273 (Accessed 03 Oct 2024)