Anikó Donáth

Anikó Donáth (born April 24, 1971 in Zurich ) is a Swiss actress , singer and author with Hungarian roots.

Career

At the age of 6 she entered Claudia Corti's ballet school , an occupation that shaped her later artistic activity. After completing her school- leaving certificate in modern language at the Im Lee canton school in Winterthur , she began studying law at the University of Zurich , which she completed up to the "cand. Iur." pursued. At the University of Zurich she founded “Elsa”, the local group of the European Law Students' Association, and studied for two semesters at the Universidad de Deusto in Bilbao , Spain. In the seventh semester, she dropped out of studies and devoted herself to theater. Anikó Donáth is a great-granddaughter of the Zurich engineer Max Maag and the granddaughter of the Zurich Neumünster organist and composer Alfred Baum .

Anikó Donáth has been a freelance actress, singer and author since 1995. In 1995 she founded the "Shake Company" with Dominik Flaschka , who hired her for numerous leading roles and original casts. It was also occupied by Jörg Schneider and Erich Vock . She switched between television, film, radio, boulevard theater and the Zurich Opera House , where she worked in acting roles with David Pountney , Matthias Hartmann , Claus Guth and George Whyte . On television she started as a presenter for the bedtime story , via Lüthi and Blanc to the comedy show Edelmais & Co. In between she was a talk guest at Boser & Böser on TeleZüri . In the cinema she was seen as a policewoman in Marco Rima's Handyman and in Rolf Lyssy's “Last Pointe”. She toured Switzerland for three years with the solo piece "Cavewoman" and in 2012 founded the formation "Die Exfreundinnen". Donáth has been writing a monthly column for the Coop newspaper since 2018 .

theatre

• 2019: Young Frankenstein, director: Dominik Flaschka, Theater am Hechtplatz Zurich
• 2018/2019: Mi Sohn take a seat, director: Rolf Sommer, Theater am Hechtplatz Zurich and CH Tour
• 2018/2019: Tribute to Madonna, director: Daniel Rohr , Theater am Rigiblick
• 2017–2019: Die Exfreundinnen - To eat with pleasure, directed by Päivi Stalder , CH-Tour, Maag Music-Hall
• 2016 and 2019: Cabaret, director: Dominik Flaschka, Berhardtheater Zurich
• 2016 Bye Bye Bar Reloaded. Direction: Dominik Flaschka, Theater am Hechtplatz, Zurich
• 2015: 40 years of Schreckmümpfeli, director: Isabel Schärer, Theater Ticino, Wädenswil
• 2014–2017: Die Exfreundinnen, musical therapy with side effects, directed by Päivi Stalder, Christian Knecht, Tour Switzerland
• 2011–2018: Cavewoman / Soloshow Director: Siegmund Tischendorf, CH-Tour
• 2012: Cornichon Grand, director: René Anderhuber, Theater am Hechtplatz, Zurich
• 2010: Happy End, directed by Dominik Flaschka, Theater am Hechtplatz, Zurich
• 2008: Boing Boing, director: Kamil Krejčí , Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2008: Only now Hecht, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2008: Parents' evening, director: Domink Flaschka, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2007: Dreyfus Intime, director: David Pountney , Zurich / Opernhaus
• 2007: Ewigi Liebi, Zurich / Maag Music Hall
• 2006: Bye Bye Bar, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2005: Ladies Night, director: Oskar Binbbisser, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2005: de chlii Horrorlade, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2005: Ariane et Barbe Bleue, director: Claus Guth , Zurich / Opernhaus
• 2005: The Bartered Bride, Director: Matthias Hartmann Zurich / Opera House
• 2004: Babaar, Lucerne / KKL
• 2004: Hanf im Glück, director: Julia Morf, Zurich / Bernhardtheater
• 2003: Bellerevue, director: Marta Zürcher , Zurich / Bernhardtheater
• 2003: Der Kreidekreis, director: David Pountney , Zurich / Opernhaus
• 2003: Flower by Hawaí, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2003: Pippi in Taka Tuka, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2003: Discretion isch Ehresach, director: Hubert Spiess, Swiss tour
• 2002: Noncrackers, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Stok
• 2001: Ready and Ready, Director: Dominik Flaschka, Swiss tour
• 2001: Kurzschluss, director: Alexander Stoia , Bern / Business Park
• 2001: Pippi Longstocking, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 2000: Ben Hur, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Weisser Wind
• 1999: The Magic Organ, directed by Hubert Spiess , Zurich / Hechtplatz
• 1998: Non (n) sense, directed by Domink Flaschka, Basel / Fauteuil
• 1998: Pornissimo, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Stok
• 1998: Non (n) sense, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Stok
• 1997: Chief Physician. Dr. Edgar, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Stok
• 1997: Light Night Show, director: Lea Hadorn , Zurich / le Bal
• 1996: Bloody Honey, Director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Stok
• 1996: Some like it hot, directed by Franz Lindauer, tour of Germany
• 1995: Lollipop, director: Dominik Flaschka, Zurich / Ludwig II

Filmography

• 2017: Wilder, series, director: Pièrre Monard, production: C- Films
• 2016: The Last Pointe, Director: Rolf Lyssy , Production: Lang Films
• 2014: Anno 1914, documentary soap SF1, director: Thomas Schäppi, production: Schweizer Fernsehen Zürich
• 2012: Thank you for nothing, directors: Oliver Paulus and Stefan Hillebrand , production: Motor Films
• 2010: Darling, let's divorce, director: Jürg Ebe, production: Turnus Film
• 2009: Laura's star and the mysterious Nian Dragon, director: Claudia Frei, production: Warner Switzerland
• 2008: Edelmais & Co, director: Paul Fischer
• 2008: Pepperminta, directed by Pipilotti Rist
• 2006/07: Lüthi & Blanc, TV series
• 2006: Das Fräulein, directed by Andrea Štak
• 2006: Handyman, director: Jürg Ebe
• 2006: Small Fish, Director: Petra Volpe
• 2005: Havarie, directed by Xavier Koller
• 2004: Ferienfieber, directed by This Lüscher
• 1997 to 2001: Bedtime story, director: Claudia Frei

Youtube channel

• Youtube playlist

Web links

• Anikó Donáth in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Website
• The ex-girlfriends

Individual evidence

1. ↑ biography. Retrieved May 1, 2020 .