Kennedy Center revival of ‘Sound of Music’ inspires reflections on family and freedom

Audience members in the construction of Kennedy Center “Sound of music“Fox News told Digital to the story that the story is a reminder of timeless values.

Sarah Portner, who grew up watching the film, tells the story of Maria, a young woman who distinguishes the religious life to look at the seven children of Captain Von Trapp, telling the story of Maria’s story, FOX News Digital First, in March, the show came to Kennedy Center in an interview and made sure he bought tickets.

“My mother is the youngest of six years of age and really grew up in Ireland like a really small village, and her mother took the film to watch the film when each of her six children came out. He said. “So how did that start. And then my sister and when we were old enough, we watched it together. Yes, I guess how we introduced it.”

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Portner, who calls the story “for life”, said that people still reflect the values ​​they can still learn today.

“Strete and unconditional love for other people,” Portner said. “And yes, I think most of them are clichés, but this helps you to insist on too much life and pain and everything in everything.”

Kennedy Center is hosting production at Washington DC between 9 September – 5 October 2025.

The production, which was directed by the Tony award -winning Jack O’Brien, contains Nonnberg Abbey, where the iconic staircase used in the number of “very long, farewell” in the house of Captain Von Trapp, and the family’s efforts to escape from the Nazis.

Katie Burnham, who came to the show with her sister Caroline Burnham, said that in an interview with Fox News Digital, good lessons could be taken from difficult times.

Burnham, “To be too political, but I think we can learn a lot from this generation in the last 10 years.” He said.

“I feel almost similar footprints of our generation’s grandfather and our grandfather, so my grandmother and grandfather were in that period, so we are going to hear their stories and life stories interesting and now we are having a difficult, challenging world politics at the same age.”

Caroline Burnham told Fox News that he appreciates classic stories such as “the voice of music” even as a Gen Z member.

“I feel a lot about the community. As you know, Maria can do it because it is the best, and then create a new community through the family. And then it enters a home that is not interconnected and there is something important to remember them because they are not interconnected and they are really important.”

Burnham added that the members of the generation think that they are nostalgic for the community and culture depicted in the “Voice of Music”.

Caroline Burnham said, “At least I feel like my friends for me, and I’ve always been talking about it, how we are unconnected by phones and social media, and as you can never see anyone, because everyone works like three jobs, and these days no one can pay to the rods.” He said.

“And I think it’s a reminder and perhaps I think it’s good to live by proxy for a different time.” “It wasn’t a great time in Austria, but it’s good to escape to him.”

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Fox News told Digital that he found his values ​​inspiring.

“My family lived in Germany when my family was in college, so I think, I escaped from Austria and like the political part, I found it really interesting.” He said. “And loyalty to your country and you know, loyalty to your family.”

Valerie Wheeler said Fox News Digital was excited to show Kennedy Center’s lively performance of the timeless story.

“I think it’s great,” Wheeler said. “I think we can always get a live performance, I love to go to the national.

“Music Voice” began as a 1959 Broadway musical before adapted to the iconic 1965 film of Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer.

In 1966, the film won five academy awards, including the best sound, the best music and the best picture. According to the Box Office Records, it made 286 million dollars with a budget of $ 158 million in Turkey and globally globally.

Today, this day, March 2, 1965, ‘Music Voice’ is releasing in American cinemas