Jekyll & Hyde (Bozen)

Dolomites, 18.05.2007: 
...The audience finds itself in a great play of lights (R. Schantz), huge projections (J. Gasperi) and an opulent stage design (Christoph Weyers), which allows a cinematic flow through revolving facades and quick changes and reflects the intentions of director Hans Holzbecher and dramaturge Robert Hager v. Strobele... 

Musical Online, 02.06.2007: 
...The director Hans Holzbecher, who embodied Jekyll himself in the Cologne production, has given the musical a new setting here in Bozen. There are side structures with which the stage set can quickly and effectively transform from a street scene into the interior of Jekyll's house or into his laboratory. Here, a small laboratory with flasks and test tubes, i.e. "old-fashioned", is supported by modern video technology on a screen at the back of the stage. The wonderful stage design, simple but effective, was created by Christoph Weyers... 

ff, Panorama Kultur, 2007: 
...The scene changes are fluid; where one moment there was the murder at the station, the next moment the Victorian gowns of society swarm onto the stage. Such resolutions succeed very well, also thanks to the changeable large paravents which are shifted on the open scene to street lines or interior views of flats (stage Christoph Weyers)... 

Musicals August/September 2007: 
...The simple stage design by Christoph Weyers, which is nevertheless impressive due to its risky, partly quite cleverly integrated projections, would even have deserved a prize...