Der Verschwender
Burgtheater premiere at the Theater an der Wien on November 28, 1963. A production by Neue Thalia Film Wien Produktion (Walfried Menzel), 1964
Raimund’s famous magical fairy tale about the wealthy Lord von Flottwell, who confuses extravagance with the joy of life and wealth with happiness, falls prey to false friends and treacherous servants until he loses everything and is ultimately reduced to relying on the alms he himself once distributed, as well as on the help of those he mistreated in his former blindness. But the good fairy Cheristane watches over it all—she guides Flottwell’s redemption to a happy ending. In Kurt Meisel’s clear yet fairy-tale-like production, the cast includes Ulli Fessl, Loni Friedl, Adrienne Gessner, Christiane Hörbiger, Inge Konradi, Karl Blühm, Hans Brand, Viktor Braun, Richard Eybner, Hintz Fabricius, Georg Filser, Wolfgang Gasser, Boy Gobert, Wolfgang Hebenstreith, Fred Hennings, Josef Krastel, Peter Kreuziger, Tom Krinzinger, Josef Meinrad, Karl Mittner, Heinz Moog, Johannes Neuhauser, Hanns Obonya, Walther Reyer, Tonio Riedl, Hannes Schiel, Walter Stumvoll, Andreas Wolf, and others.
Christiane Hörbiger, Wolfgang Gasser, Walther Reyer, Heinz Moog, Josef Meinrad, Inge Konradi, Wolfgang Hebenstreith, Boy Gobert and many more
Set Designer: Kurt Hallegger
Costume Designer: Ernie Kniepert
Musical Director: Paul Angerer
Choreographer: Dolores Hubert






