Anjorka Strechel

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Anjorka Strechel (born January 12, 1982 in Lüneburg ) is a German film and theater actress . In addition to appearances at Polizeiruf 110 and in Tatort , she attracted attention mainly through the films Mein Freund from Faro (2007) and Krai (2010).

Life

Anjorka Strechel grew up in Lüneburg and was enthusiastic about the acting profession at an early age. After graduating from the Bernhard-Riemann-Gymnasium in Scharnebeck in 2001 , Strechel studied acting at the Hamburg University of Music and Theater under the dean Pjotr ​​Olev . One of her lecturers was Jutta Hoffmann . At the drama school meeting in Hanover in 2004 she won - together with the ensemble - the audience award for Was Ihr Wollt . During her studies she already played on stages in Hamburg , for example in Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn and in White Trash at the Thalia Theater as well as in Edgar Wibeau at Kampnagel and in Hamlet in the Zeisehallen. She completed her studies in 2005 with a diploma.

Immediately after completing her studies, she was employed at the Osnabrück Theater from 2005 to 2009 . Strechel has been a freelance worker since 2010 and a. at the Staatstheater Braunschweig , the Staatstheater Hannover and the Deutsches Theater Berlin . In 2007 she made the feature film My Friend from Faro , for which Nana Neul wrote and directed the script. Julia Teichmann wrote in Filmdienst , in this film it was an "acting genius piece" succeeded.

Between 2008 and 2009 she was in front of the camera near Saint Petersburg for the Golden Globe- nominated Russian production Krai . The British industry service Screen International listed her among its “European stars of tomorrow” in February 2009, while she was awarded the Russian film prize Solotoi Orjol for the role of Elsa as the best female leading role. This made her “Actress of the Year 2010” in Russia. The same role earned her a nomination for the Russian Film Award Nika .

Since 2009, Strechel has been a regular member of the jury at film festivals. At the Baltic Debuts Film Festival in Swetlogorsk near Kaliningrad in Russia she was on the jury of the official competition. The jury work also led her to the Cottbus Film Festival , where she was a member of the International Jury in 2010, as well as the Festróia film festival in Setúbal ( Portugal ), the Lübeck Film Festival, the Bucharest International Film Festival and the Petersburg Dialogue .

Strechel lives and works as a freelance actress in Berlin and Hamburg. In 2013, she began studying sport science and philosophy at the Humboldt University in Berlin , which she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in 2017.

Anjorka Strechel is a member of the German Film Academy , the German Academy for Television and the European Film Academy .

Act

Theater (selection)

Jagsthausen Castle Festival
Kampnagel
  • 2003: Edgar Wibeau ... as Charlie (Director: Julius Seyfarth)
Thalia Theater Hamburg
  • 2004 to 2005: Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn ... as Amy Lawrence (Director: Henning Bock )
  • 2005: White Trash ... as Sunny (Director: Andreas Kriegenburg )
Osnabrück Theater
  • 2005: Asparagus season ... as Lisa (Director: Doro Schroeder)
  • 2005: The Snow Queen ... as Gerda (Director: Katja Wolff)
  • 2006: The duck friend ... as successor (director: Matthias Kaschig )
  • 2006: Cosí - What Mozart never dared to dream ... as Lucy / Julie (Director: Katja Wolff)
  • 2006: Hometown ... as Sally (Director: Peter Hailer)
  • 2006: Snail portrait ... as a patient (director: Nina Gühlstorff)
  • 2007: Spring Awakening ... as Wendla (Director: Henning Bock)
  • 2007: Elektra ... as Chrysothemis (Director: Ingo Berk )
  • 2007: Must Boxing ... as Conny / Moni (Director: Dariusch Yazdkhasti)
  • 2007: The Ballad of the Conifer Killer ... as Anna (Director: Doro Schroeder)
  • 2007: School of the unemployed ... as directing Lichtenstein (director: Nina Gühlstorff)
  • 2008: Nathan the Wise ... as Recha (Director: Wolfram Apprich)
  • 2008: Bunbury ... as Cecily Cardew (Director: Jos van Kan)
  • 2009: Andorra ... as Barblin (Director: Jürgen Bosse )
State Theater Braunschweig
Romania, quantities of wood / Deutsches Theater Berlin
  • 2010: PUTERNICII ... as programmer / Dragona (director: Susanne Chrudina)
House 73, Hamburg / Sophiensäle Berlin
  • 2010/11: Das kleine Hasenstück ... Solabend / Performance (Director: Kathrin Mayr )
State Theater Hanover
  • 2011: The Snow Queen ... as Gerda (Director: Dorothea Schroeder)
Atrium Theater Hamburg
  • 2011: My little German feeling of guilt ... as Good Girl (Direction: Kathrin Mayr and Johannes Ender)
Schauspielhaus Vienna
  • 2012: twenty point three meters rest ... as L (director: Kathrin Mayr)
BITEF Belgrade / Serbia
  • 2012: Frogs in hot water ... as Marina (Director: Susanne Chrudina)
MaximiliansForum Munich
Theater on the Ruhr Mülheim
Lichthoftheater Hamburg / Theater am Lend Graz
  • 2013: You are my miracle or: pull the work out of the picture as a performer (director: Kathrin Mayr)
Atelier Sebastian Hirn Munich
  • 2016: Outposts of resistance - Human Shields - The US invasion of Iraq (Director: Sebastian Hirn)
monsun theater Hamburg
  • 2016: Australian Frost (Director: Kathrin Mayr)
TIKK Heidelberg
  • 2017: Australian Frost (Director: Kathrin Mayr)

Altona Theater

  • 2014: The Popess ... as Johanna / Johannes Anglicus (Director: Eva Hosemann )
  • 2017: Sophia, death and me ... as Sophia (Director: Hans Schernthaner)

Filmography

Radio plays

  • 2013: Gunnar Gunnarsson : Black Birds - Director: Judith Lorentz (radio play - DKultur)
  • 2017: Radio crime scene: Tom Peuckert's dream wedding
  • 2019: Fremdgänger - Fiction Podcast
  • 2019: Michael Robotham Schweige still - Director: Sabine Stiepani (audio book) - Hörverlag
  • 2020: Change of location - Director: Alexander Schumacher (radio play - NDR )

Awards

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ "European stars of tomorrow" ( Memento of the original from April 25, 2012 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. ; Screen International, issue 1677 from February 6, 2009, p. 17 (PDF file; 2.28 MB). Screen International, February 2009 @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.anjorka.de
  2. ↑ Biography - Anjorka Strechel | Actress. Accessed November 28, 2018 (German).
personal data
SURNAME Strechel, Anjorka
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH January 12, 1982
PLACE OF BIRTH Luneburg