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An important figure in the Austrian Navy and appears to be much respected by Captain Von Trapp. He has obviously agreed to be part of the new regime with Germany. He arrives to collect Captain Von Trapp and bring him to Berlin.
Acting Tips for Admiral Von Schreiber:
- Portray Admiral Von Schreiber as a distinguished and authoritative figure.
- Convey a sense of formality and military bearing through posture and demeanor.
- Subtly suggest any inner conflict or moral ambiguity in his decision to align with the new regime.
- Emphasize his respect for Captain Von Trapp, while also highlighting his duty to the new political order.
- Use facial expressions and tone of voice to convey the weight of his mission and the difficult position he is in.
The Austrian Navy and the Anschluss:
The Anschluss in 1938 had a significant impact on the Austrian military, including the navy.
- Many Austrian officers were faced with the difficult choice of either aligning with the new Nazi regime or resisting it.
- Admiral Von Schreiber's decision to cooperate with the new regime reflects the complex political realities of the time and the compromises that some individuals had to make.
The Role of the Military in the Anschluss: - The Austrian military played a role in the Anschluss, with some units actively supporting the Nazi takeover while others remained loyal to the Austrian government.
- The integration of the Austrian military into the German armed forces was a key step in consolidating Nazi control over Austria.
Moral Dilemmas and Divided Loyalties: - Admiral Von Schreiber's character highlights the moral dilemmas and divided loyalties that many Austrians faced during this period.
- His respect for Captain Von Trapp, combined with his willingness to serve the new regime, underscores the difficult choices individuals had to make in a time of political upheaval
Overall Acting Notes:
"The Sound of Music" balances serious historical events with family warmth and musical joy.
Each character contributes to this beloved story about finding courage and staying true to your values, even in difficult times.
Remember that the emotion behind each song is as important as the notes.
Project your voice to the back of the theater.
Articulate clearly, especially at the ends of sentences.
Look at each line and "punch" key words that the audience must hear to understand what you are saying.
React and listen to others when they're speaking, even if you don't have lines.
Make sure the audience can see your face when you're speaking.
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