Kerstin Dietrich

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Kerstin Dietrich, 2018

Kerstin Julia Dietrich (born June 7, 1984 in Dachau ) is a German actress , voice actress and singer .

Life

Kerstin Dietrich grew up near Munich. She completed her studies of actress and singer in 2006 at the Bavarian Theater Academy August Everding in Munich, the New York Film Academy and the American Musical and Dramatic Academy in New York as well as the Film Institute in Prague.

Since graduating, she has appeared as Sophie in the musical Mamma Mia! , as Amalia in Die Räuber , as Kätchen in The Black Rider and many other roles on stages in German-speaking countries. You could also see her in German film and television in All you need is Love , Pornorama and, for example, in the series Um Himmels Willen . From episode 11 of the series "Lena Lorenz" (ZDF), Kerstin Dietrich is engaged in the permanent role of Hanne Striebel in the regular ensemble.

In 2014, Kerstin Dietrich founded the acoustic trio Caedée with her drummer friend Jörg Baier and guitarist Andrés Schwarzer . In addition to the vocal support of various artists, she also works as a voice actress.

She is the sister of the German robotics engineer Alexander Dietrich .

Synchronous

Series (selection)

  • 2015: Inspector Beck - The new cases (as Sara ) for Evin Ahmad
  • 2016: Office of Legends (as Duflot's secretary ) for Adeline Moreau
  • 2016: Gangsta. (as Beretta ) for Sayaka Oohara
  • 2016: The Great Indoors (as Chloe ) for Erika Rankin
  • 2016: Harley & The Davidsons - Legend on two wheels (as Maggie ) for Hera Hilmar
  • since 2016: Miles von Morgen (as Miles Callisto ) for Justin Felbinger
  • 2017: Kiznaiver (as Wada ) for Mariko Honda
  • 2017: The Border Crosser (as Kaja ) as Thali Liberman
  • 2017: Schwarzes Marken (as Anett Hosenfeld ) for Chika Anzai
  • 2017: Deadly Silence (as Summer Hair ) for Amber Sweet
  • 2017: Pokémon (as Galoppa , Mew , Vulnona , Harry )
  • 2017: One Piece (as Boy A , Yonka # 2 )
  • since 2017: Children of the Whales (as Neri ) for Ai Kakuma
  • 2017: Wakfu (as a young Arpagone , Mohnalisa )
  • 2017: Midsummer murder (as port manager ) for Tind Soneby
  • 2017: How to Get Away with Murder (as Clara ) for Rya Meyers
  • 2017: Jane the Virgin (as Isla ) for Mercedes Cornett
  • 2017: Outlander (as Brianna Randall (8-10 years) ) for Gemma Fray
  • 2017: Younger (as Libby for Rachel B. Joyce, as Heidi for Caitlin Kinnunen)
  • 2017: Damien (as Stevie ) for Lindsay Clark
  • 2017: Follow the Money (as a receptionist ) for Emilia Bjørnvard
  • 2017: The Shannara Chronicles (as Advisor Shona ) for Li Ming Hu
  • 2018: The Asterisk War (as Miko Yanase ) for Aoi Yûki
  • 2018: Ghosted (as Kirsten ) for Azie Tesfai
  • since 2018: Hatchimals (as draggle ) for Bryn McAuley
  • since 2018: InuYasha (as Sôta Higurashi (2nd voice)) for Akiko Nakagawa
  • since 2018: Granblue Fantasy (as Vyrn ) for Rie Kugimiya
  • 2018: Fresh Off the Boat (as Kat ) for Johnnie Ladd
  • 2018: The blended family (as Läkare ) for Maja Rung
  • 2018: 9-1-1: LA Emergency Call (as Savita Kapoor ) for Parveen Kaur
  • 2018: The Looming Tower (as Margie ) for Phoebe Dunn
  • 2018: Wisdom of the Crowd (as Marissa ) for Raquel McPeek Rodriguez
  • 2018: Good Girls (as City Shop Manager ) for Alisa Harris
  • 2018: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (as Anne Speer ) for Shannon Marie Sullivan
  • 2018: Once Upon a Time ... (as Gretel ) for Sara Canning
  • since 2018: The Purge (as Rose ) for Lisa Mackel Smith
  • since 2018: Sylvanian Families (as Ralph ) for Jessica Hinds-Mingo
  • since 2019: The Bug Diaries (as Spider ) for Logan Smith
  • since 2019: Record of Grancrest War ( Laura Hardry ) for Chica Anzai
  • since 2019: Garage Sale Mystery ( Hannah ) for Eva Bourne
  • since 2019: Total Drama Rama ( Courtney ) for Emilie-Claire Barlow
  • since 2020: L'effondrement ( Julia ) for Roxane Bret
  • since 2020: Muppets Now ( Janna ) for Janna Bossier
  • since 2020: Pokémon, German voice of Gohs Smart Rotom

Films (selection)

  • 2016: Fifty Shades of Black (as Becky ) for Mircea Monroe
  • 2016: Her best hour (as a lady in the film (archive) ) for Kathleen Harrison
  • 2016: My time with Cézanne (as Jeanne ) for Freya Mavor
  • 2016: Your Name. - Yesterday, Today and Forever (as Sakura )
  • 2017: The Nut Job 2 (as a reporter ) for Emma Dale
  • 2017: Camera Obscura (as Juliette ) for Ashton Leigh
  • 2017: The 12th Man - Fight for Survival (as Hanna Pedersen ) for Julia Bache-Wiig
  • 2018: Insidious: The Last Key (as a nurse ) for Lubella Gauna
  • 2018: The Calling - Her Fight for Justice (as Burton) for Alexandra Petrachuk
  • 2018: My dinner with Hervé (as Destiny) for Amanda Ottosson
  • 2018: Ideal Home - A father rarely comes alone (as Melissa) for Alison Pill
  • 2018: Ace the Case (as Jill) for Esther Zinn
  • 2018: Granblue Fantasy - The Animation OVA (as Vyrn) for Rie Kugimiya
  • 2019: TeAta (as Margaret) for Marissa Skell

Radio plays (selection)

  • 2017: The Master, by Markus Heitz (as Elisabeth Georgina Sanson )
  • 2018: DOORS - The Beginning, by Markus Heitz (as Anna Lena )
  • 2018: The Rivers of London, by Ben Aaronovitch (as Beverly )
  • 2018: Black Moon Over Soho, by Ben Aaronovitch (as Martha )
  • 2019: Radio play series "Fantasy", Enid Blyton (as Belinda, Peronel and Schlappohr)
  • 2019: Radio play series "Wunderwombat Waldemar" by Sophie Seeberg (as Tiffany )
  • 2019: Ghostsitter Stories by Tommy Krappweis (as Merle) and in the radio play series "Ghostsitter" (as Tina)
  • 2020: Fabi Fuchs (as Sanne)

Filmography (selection)

Theater productions (selection)

Prices

  • 2010: INTHEGA Prize for "The Robbers"
  • 2011: Scholarship holder of the Rotary Club Munich
  • 2012: Cultural funding from the City of Munich

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Kerstin Julia Dietrich - Biography - IMDb. In: imdb.com. Retrieved March 2, 2019 .
  2. ^ Dubbing actress, actress Kerstin Julia Dietrich. In: sprecherkartei.info. Retrieved March 2, 2019 .
  3. ^ Anna-Sophia Lang: (3) Haimhausen - Chansons in the living room - Dachau - Süddeutsche.de. In: sueddeutsche.de. June 12, 2016, accessed March 2, 2019 .
  4. ↑ Home. (No longer available online.) In: www.caedee.com. Archived from the original on August 26, 2016 ; accessed on March 2, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Dietrich, Kerstin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Dietrich, Kerstin Julia (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and singer
DATE OF BIRTH June 7, 1984
PLACE OF BIRTH Dachau