Agnes Kiyomi Decker

Agnes Kiyomi Decker (* December 1986 in Bonn ) is a German film actress , stage actress and voice actress with German- Japanese descent.

Life

Decker was born in Bonn and grew up bilingually, her mother is Japanese . After graduating from high school, she did internships in directing with Luk Perceval and Oliver Reese at the Schauspielhaus Düsseldorf . From 2008 to 2012 she studied acting at the Bavarian Theater Academy August Everding and during this time she played at the Akademietheater (Munich) and the Residenztheater (Munich) . Together with the ensemble of the production Woyzeck (Marie) of the Metropoltheater Munich she was awarded the jury prize of the Bavarian Theater Days Bamberg 2011 for the best overall artistic performance.

From 2012 to 2015 , she was permanently engaged at the Zimmertheater Tübingen , where she was a. a. in Tonight: Lola Blau, a female musical with 18 Kreisler songs . During this time she also worked on independent performative projects by director Sapir Heller in Hanover and Munich. In 2015 she took part in a film acting workshop at the Academy for Performing Arts Baden-Württemberg . In 2016 she produced her first own solo evening with director Moritz Peters : Penthesilea. A solo for an actress and five cassette recorders .

Decker is also regularly in front of the camera for film and television, for example in leading episode roles for Das Traumschiff in the episode "Japan" and Commissioner Lucas .

Filmography

• 2012: The Rosenheim cops
• 2012: Long Distance Call (short film)
• 2012: Kilian. (Short film)
• 2012: Hanna's journey - directed by Julia von Heinz
• 2013: Dixiland (short film)
• 2014: stubborn
• 2015: Storm of Love
• 2015: Replace - directed by Norbert Keil
• 2015: My blind date with life
• 2016: Hell
• 2017: Abi '97 - felt like back then
• 2017: Commissioner Lucas - The verdict
• 2017: Golden Record (short film)
• 2017: Adrian is not Achill - directed by Sophia Schiller
• 2018: Nö York, NR (short film)
• 2019: The Dream Ship : Japan - Director Stefan Bartmann

Theater (selection)

• 2010: Misanthrope, Akademietheater (Munich)
• 2010–2011: Woyzeck, directed by Jochen Schölch , Metropoltheater (Munich)
• 2011: Tier.man is underclass, please, Akademietheater (Munich)
• 2012: We don't sleep, directed by Gregor Tureček , Residenztheater (Munich)
• 2012: The dispute, Akademietheater (Munich)
• 2012: where is the dog? Reactor hall Munich
• 2012–2015: Zimmer Theater Tübingen , various roles
• 2013: über_arbeit_et, directed by Sapir Heller / Leila Semaan , Lower Saxony State Theater Hanover
• 2015: Foxfinder, Zimmer Theater Tübingen
• 2015: Bieleveld, directed by Sapir Heller , gallery at the Pinakothek der Moderne Munich
• 2015: Delirium for two Zimmer Theater Tübingen
• since 2015: Tonight Lola Blau, Einfrauenmusical, directed by Axel Krauße , Zimmertheater Tübingen a . a.
• since 2016: Penthesilea. A solo for an actress and cassette recorder, Rottstr5-Theater / Zimmertheater Tübingen
• 2017: Legs too short, Kampnagel ,
• since 2017: Dreigroschenoper, directed by Sven Grunert , small theater - Kammerspiele Landshut
• 2018: Die Fledermaus , Adele, directed by Axel Krauße , Zimmertheater Tübingen
• 2019: Hotel Calypso, directed by David Moser, Akademietheater (Munich)
• 2019: The ridiculous darkness, director: Lukian Guttenbrunner , Münchner Volkstheater

Voice actress

• 2017: Forbidden City, documentary, arte / Studio7 Karlsruhe
• 2016: diverse, documentary, arte / Studio7 Karlsruhe
• 2015: various, documentary film, arte / Studio7 Karlsruhe
• 2014: diverse, documentary film, arte / Studio7 Karlsruhe

Prizes & awards

• 2019: Nomination: Best Young Actors , Film Festival Max Ophüls Prize
• 2018: First Steps Award (commercial): myBorder's JOYfence
• 2011: Ensemble Prize for Woyzeck , Bayerische Theatertage

Web links

• Agnes Kiyomi Decker in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Agnes Kiyomi Decker at filmportal.de
• Agnes Kiyomi Decker at the agency unit one
• Agnes Kiyomi Decker on Crew United
• Homepage of Agnes Kiyomi Decker

Individual evidence

1. ↑ The dream ship: Japan. Retrieved May 9, 2019 .