Crime Time in Kreuztal

Experience the thrilling world of "Crime Time in Kreuztal," a unique and captivating concert film that blends classical music, suspenseful cinema, and a touch of playful intrigue. This finely-spun "murder game" unfolds across four acts, taking you on an unforgettable journey through the landscape of crime and mystery. The evening begins with a dazzling first act, showcasing super villains and iconic moments from Macbeth to Mister X, underscored by brilliant scores from Giuseppe Verdi, Malcolm Arnold, and Tobias van de Locht. A premiere performance of Raphael Bertges’s "TV quiz No. 1 - Crime Time" promises a fresh and exciting addition to the program. Act two plunges you into the golden age of cinema suspense, featuring unforgettable themes from classic films of the 1950s through the 1980s, including Bernard Herrmann's haunting score for "The Man Who Knew Too Much," Ron Goodwin's playful "Miss Marple," and Robert Folk's iconic "Police Academy" theme. The journey continues with a vibrant third act, featuring rising young talent performing beloved themes, including the instantly recognizable "James Bond Theme" by Monty Norman and John Barry. Finally, as the clock strikes 7 p.m., the tension ratchets up with a gripping finale, showcasing premieres of Niklas Haas's "red blue" and Klaus Doldinger's "crime scene / a case for two," alongside electrifying performances of Les Humphries' "Derrick" and Peter Thomas's "Hello, Edgar Wallace speaks here!" and Henry Mancini’s playful “The Pink Panther.” Prepare to be captivated by "Crime Time in Kreuztal"—a concert film unlike any other.