ICH HOL’ DIE LEUTE AUS DEM ALLTAGST

ICH HOL’ DIE LEUTE AUS DEM ALLTAGSTROTT
Es gibt immer mehr Straßenkünstler: Musikanten, Maler und
Schauspieler. Sie ziehen von Stadt zu Stadt, machen Musik, spielen
Theater und malen auf dem Asphalt. Die meisten sind Männer, aber es
gibt auch einige Frauen. Eine von ihnen ist die 20-jährige
Straßenpantomimin Gabriela Riedel.
Das Wetter ist feucht und kalt. Auf dem Rathausmarkt in Hamburg
interessieren sich nur wenige Leute für Gabriela. Sie wartet nicht auf
Zuschauer, sondern packt sofort ihre Sachen aus und beginnt ihre
Vorstellung: Sie zieht mit ihren Fingern einen imaginären Brief aus dem
Umschlag. Den Umschlag tut sie in einen Papierkorb. Der ist wirklich da.
Sie liest den Brief, vielleicht eine Minute, dann fällt er auf den Boden, und
Gabriela fängt an zu weinen. Den Leuten gefällt das Pantomimenspiel. Nur
ein älterer Herr mit Bart regt sich auf. „Das ist doch Unsinn! So etwas
müsste man verbieten.“ Früher hat Gabriela sich über solche Leute geärgert,
heute kann sie darüber lachen. Sie meint: „Die meisten Leute freuen sich
über mein Spiel und sind zufrieden.“ Nach der Vorstellung sammelt sie mit
ihrem Hut Geld: 4 Euro und 36 Cent hat sie verdient, nicht schlecht. „Wenn
ich regelmäßig spiele und das Wetter gut ist, geht es mir ganz gut.“ Ihre
Kollegen machen Asphaltkunst gewöhnlich nur in ihrer Freizeit. Für
Gabriela ist Straßenpantomimin ein richtiger Beruf.
Gabrielas Asphaltkarriere hat mit Helmut angefangen. Sie war 19,
er 25 und Straßenmusikant. Ihr hat besonders das freie Leben von Helmut
gefallen, und sie ist mit ihm von Stadt zu Stadt gezogen. Zuerst hat Gabriela
für Helmut nur Geld gesammelt. Dann hat sie auch auf der Straße getanzt.
Nach einem Krach mit Helmut hat sie dann in einem Schnellkurs
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Pantomimin gelernt und ist vor sechs Monaten Straßenkünstlerin geworden.
Die günstigsten Plätze sind Fußgängerzonen, Ladenpassagen und
Einkaufszentren. „Hier denken die Leute nur an den Einkauf, aber bestimmt
nicht an mich. Ich hol’ sie ein bisschen aus dem Alltagstrott“, erzählt sie.
Das kann Gabriela wirklich: Viele bleiben stehen, ruhen sich aus, vergessen
den Alltag.
Leider ist Straßentheater auf einigen Plätzen schon verboten, denn
die Geschäftsleute beschweren sich über die Straßenkünstler. Oft verbieten
die Städte dann die Straßenkunst.
„Auch wenn die meisten Leute uns mögen, denken viele doch an
Vagabunden und Nichtstuer. Sie interessieren sich für mein Spiel und
wollen manchmal mit mir darüber sprechen, aber selten möchte jemand
mich kennen lernen oder mehr über mich wissen.“
Gabrielas Leben ist sehr unruhig. das weiß sie auch: „Manchmal
habe ich richtig Angst, den Boden unter den Füßen zu verlieren“, erzählt sie
uns. Trotzdem findet sie diesen Beruf fantastisch; sie möchte keinen
anderen.
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Результаты (английский) 1:

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Результаты (английский) 2:

I'll get the people from the every day life,
there are more and more street performers: musicians, painters and
actors. Drag from town to town, making music, playing
theater and painting on the asphalt. Most are men, but there
are also some women. One of them is the 20-year-old
Straßenpantomimin Gabriela Riedel.
The weather is cold and damp. On the Rathausmarkt in Hamburg
just a few people interested in Gabriela. Do not wait for
spectators, but immediately packs her bags and begins her
presentation: She draws an imaginary letter from her fingers
envelope. The envelope she does in a wastebasket. The is really there.
She reads the letter, perhaps a minute, then he falls to the ground, and
Gabriela begins to cry. People like the pantomime. Only
an elderly gentleman with a beard gets upset. "That's nonsense! Something
would have to forbid. "Previously, Gabriela has been annoyed at such people,
today they can laugh about it. She said: "Most people are happy
about my game and be satisfied." After the performance, she collects with
her ​​hat money: 4 euros and 36 cents she has earned, not bad. "If
I play regularly and the weather is good, I feel pretty good." Your
colleagues do asphalt art usually only in their spare time. For
Gabriela Straßenpantomimin is a real profession.
Gabrielas Asphalt career began with Helmut. She was 19,
he 25 and busker. Your has particularly the free life of Helmut
fallen, and she moved with him from town to town. First Gabriela has
collected money for only Helmut. She has also danced in the street.
After a row with Helmut she then in a crash course
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learned mime and street artist has become six months ago.
The best places are pedestrian zones, shopping arcades and
malls. "Here people think only of the shopping, but certainly
not to me. I'll get you a little out of the daily grind, "she says.
This may Gabriela really: there are many remain, rest out, forget
the everyday life.
Unfortunately, street theater is already banned in some places because
the business people complain about the street artists. Often prohibit
the cities then the street art.
"Although most people like us, many still think of
vagabonds and idlers. Interested in my game and
want to talk to me about it sometimes, but rarely anyone wants to
get to know me or know more about me.
"Gabriela's life is very restless. she knows it: "Sometimes
I really afraid of losing the ground under their feet", she tells
us. Nevertheless, she finds this profession fantastic; they do not want any
other.
L

Результаты (английский) 3:

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