Action:
Do you remember the sheer unbridled joy of two youths during the opening of Panini-packs? And then there is also the long-sought Glitter image contained in the bag? You remember? Then you know now what it's like at Castle Burgeck when Hui Buh and his friend spukender Husch looking around the corner for missing dust mites that abound in the realm of Castle Burgeck. Unexpectedly beat them so that on a long time hidden chapter from the history of Castle Burgeck. An ancestor of King Julius the 111ten undertook adventurous expeditions to Egypt and brought from there all sorts of surprises. These bring the audience target group listening, the children and young people can easily follow, for of course want to Hui Buh and company equal to the whole secret behind come on the ropes. Paul J. Milbers' script is initially tough to kick in before the characters actually deal with the artifacts and attract as a group in their adventure. For the finale to himself then increases significantly the pace and the script takes some unexpected and entertaining scenes with him. Gladly it should not have to go yet humorous, mainly the charm of "Hui Buh" accounts. There is very rich adventure in any case, to the point and the listeners are likely to be surprised at what is hidden within the castle walls. A balanced mix of adventure and humor - this is what "Hui Buh" and despite the leisurely pace at the beginning is thus again an entertaining sequel to book that meets the criteria set absolutely.
Speaker:
Just two side speakers are "The Spirit of the Pharaoh" involved in the production of. All other speakers belong to the tribe of the speaker radio play. The two guests in speaker Cast is Klaus-Peter Grap and Jan Spitzer. The from numerous German TV series formats (The last witness, Police 110, etc.) known Klaus-Peter Grap lend already for the third time in the "Hui Buh" series the specter Husch around the corner his voice. Accustomed lisping he acts, what gnaws with increasing playing time on the nerves of the audience. Especially therefore but his performance should delight younger audience, because the character gets Spukkompane of Hui Buh by all. The second guest speaker January Spitzer acts in the role of Pipothep with. He manages to portray the grandeur of his protagonist appealing. Otherwise asked who know their usual humorous deliver tête-à-têtes and thereby to please not surprising once more are especially Stefan Krause as Hui Buh and Christoph Maria Herbst as King Julius the 111th. Even Maximilian Artajo as Tommy, Marie-Luise Schramm as Sophie, Jürgen Thormann as good-natured Castellan, Ulrike Stürzbecher as Queen Constance and narrator Andreas Fröhlich deliver again from convincing work.
Music and effects:
Ancient Egypt to intone the midst of an old castle castle, provides for Simon Bertling and Christian Hagitte, better known as a style, a particular challenge. The ancient Egyptian elements are announced by threatening Wabern music. This pays off, the use of film Orchester Berlin, which specially composed for the radio drama series contributes pieces. In addition, it resonates properly in this 22 episode. The cool pyramid transitions are also implemented credible because of the reverberation and the non-existent noises. In addition, there are also niceties such as a change in sound of footsteps on old stone, which show how faithfully the makers try to implement the script. Smaller compromising there is still to do. The flute, which is to achieve dynastic desert mood obvious sounds badly wrong - whether consciously or not, also applies here: In the long run the saws to the nerves. However, also in the Gesamtebtrachtung a rather small downer.
Conclusion:
In recent episodes could be forgiven for thinking, "Hui Buh" Dove gradually and there was a lack of creative impulses. Scriptwriter Paul J. Milbers proves with "The Spirit of the Pharaoh" but the opposite and shows how even at Castle Burgeck more creative ideas can be acted out. A little tempoarm This involves indeed to the point, but is and remains Hui Buh due likable speaker and a credible underpainting a youth-friendly radio play that entertains amusing and the balancing act between humor and adventure hinbekommt well.
