Anja Topf

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Anja Topf

Anja Topf (born May 11, 1968 in Vienna ) is an Austrian actress and radio play speaker .

Act

theatre

At the age of 16, Anja Topf began to work on the Viennese theater stages and worked, among other things, at the Raimundtheater in the Singspiel production Im Weiße Rößl . Her high school diploma was followed by an acting training with Susi Nicoletti , Karl Paryla , Maria Becker and Götz Kauffmann , which followed her first engagement at the Munich Volkstheater . Further stations were the Ernst Deutsch Theater and the Winterhuder Fährhaus in Hamburg , the Heilbronn Theater , the Feuchtwangen Cloister Theater and the Theater am Kurfürstendamm in Berlin . For three years she was a permanent member of the Bad Hersfeld Festival , where she received the audience award for her portrayal of Laughing Mary in Shakespeare's Was ihr wollt .

Movie and TV

As a television actress, Anja Topf took on guest roles in a number of German series, including Ein Fall für Zwei , Der Ermittler , Die Strandclique and In allerfreund . Between 1999 and 2004 Anja Topf played the laboratory assistant Veronika Bleibtreu for 142 episodes in the hospital series Alphateam - Die Lebensretter im OP .

Along with Jens Wawrczeck , Herbert Trattnigg and Olaf Kreutzenbeck, Anja Topf is one of the founding members of the ensemble Die Filmausleser , which presents theater plays that have been successfully filmed but forgotten, neglected or unpublished in German-speaking countries.

radio play

In addition to her work as a theater and film actress, Anja Topf has so far been involved in numerous radio play productions, including Bob the Builder , The Three Question Marks and A Case for TKKG .

Private life

Anja Topf lives in Hamburg and is the mother of a daughter.

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