Beatrix of Pilgrim

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Beatrix von Pilgrim (born November 22, 1959 in Heidelberg ) is a German scenographer and visual artist who lives in Braunschweig .

biography

Pilgrim studied art history, literature and philosophy at the TU Braunschweig. She was stage and costume assistant at the Schauspielhaus Hamburg for well-known directors such as Ernst Wendt , Augusto Fernandez and Peter Zadek . She then studied stage design in the class of painter, director, set and costume designer Achim Freyer (UDK, formerly HDK) in Berlin. The course was flanked by assistants (with Achim Freyer and Robert Wilson) and first own stage work at the Volkstheater in Munich.

From 1993 to 1999 she was chief stage designer and member of the management team at the Freiburg Theater under the directorship of Hans J. Ammann. During this time there were many outstanding world premieres, especially in the field of new music theater.

In 1998 her work Rose Bernd was invited to the Theatertreffen Berlin. In 2000 she was involved in a dance production, Barbara / o, which is nominated for the Adelaide festival . 2001 Hyperion wins best opera work.

In 2008 she founded the independent label "lausundproductions" with the author and director Ingrid Lausund - five freely produced world premieres with changing ensembles that toured in Berlin, Hamburg and many other places.

From spring 2004 to autumn 2011 Beatrix von Pilgrim held a professorship for scenography at the State University for Design in Karlsruhe .

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Stage rooms and costumes (selection)

1987

  • A Midsummer Night's Dream, directed by Urs Schaub, Landesbühne Wilhelmshaven

1988

  • Mrs. Carrar's rifles, directed by Valentin Jeker, Schauspielhaus Bochum
  • Herzstod House, directed by Wolf Redl, Schauspielhaus Bochum

1989

  • Renovation (premiere), directed by Jörg Bissmeier, Schauspielhaus Zürich

1990

  • The Last Guest (WP), directed by Achim Benning, Schauspielhaus Zürich

1991

  • Weissman and Rotgesicht, directed by Volker Schmaloer, KAmemrspiele Bochum

1992

  • La maladie de la mort (WP), directed by Elke Lang, TAT Frankfurt

1993

  • Urfaust, directed by Beat Fäh, Theater Freiburg

1994

  • The Troerinnen, directed by Urs Troller, Theater Freiburg
  • The Merchant of Venice, directed by Urs Troller, Theater Freiburg

1995

  • Orlando, directed by Albrecht Faasch, Freiburg Opera
  • From now on, directed by Bea von Malchus, Theater Freiburg
  • The Emperor's New Dress (premiere), directed by Christian Kohlmann, Stuttgart Court Concerts

1997

1998

  • Rose Bernd, directed by Valentin Jeker, Schauspiel Bonn

1999

  • Heimat (premiere), directed by Gerd Heinz, Oper Freiburg
  • Splendids, directed by Valentin Jeker, Theater Freiburg

2000

  • Barbara / 0 (WP), directed by AC Rommen, Adelaide festival / Hebbeltheater Berlin
  • The fairy tale after forever and three days (premiere), directed by Christian Kohlmann, Schwetzingen Palace Festival
  • Nixon in China, directed by Lynn Binstock, Oper Freiburg

2001

  • Hyperion (UA), directed by Jörg Behr, Oper Freiburg
  • The hard bread, directed by Valentin Jeker, Schauspiel Mainz

2002

  • Herniated disc (WP), directed by Ingrid Lausund, Schauspielhaus Hamburg
  • At home (WP), directed by Ingrid Lausund, Schauspiel Köln

2003

  • Konfetti (WP), directed by Ingrid Lausund, Schauspielhaus Hamburg
  • Life a Hobby (WP), directed by Ingrid Lausund, Schauspiel Köln

2004

  • Tannhäuser, directed by Tilman Knabe, Bremen Opera
  • Carmen, directed by Eike Gramss, Bern Opera

2005

  • Ode to Joy (WP), directed by Ingrid Lausund, Schauspielhaus Hamburg

2006

  • Richard II, directed by Valentin Jeker, Theater Karlsruhe

2007

  • The Merchant of Venice, directed by Valentin Jeker, Theater Oberhausen

2009

  • Benefiz (UA), directed by Ingrid Lausund, lausundproductions
  • Samson and Dalilah, directed by Tilman Knabe, Cologne Opera

2010

  • The Path to Happiness (WP), directed by Ingrid Lausund, Deutsches Theater Berlin

2011

  • Tristan and Isolde, directed by Tilman Knabe, Mainz Opera

2012

  • Zeit (WP), directed by Ingrid Lausund, lausundproductions

2014

  • Cargo Fleisch (UA), directed by Clemens Bechtel, Schauspielhaus Hamburg
  • Hamlet, directed by Stephan Rottkamp, ​​Braunschweig Theater

2015

  • The misunderstanding, directed by Nicola May, Theater Baden-Baden

Exhibitions / Performances (selection)

  • 1991 Participation in an exhibition, Galerie Beyer, Munich
  • 2000 Performance BARBARA / O, Adelaide festival
  • 2004 Room installation, General Consumption Association Braunschweig
  • 2008 Room installation, General Consumption Association Braunschweig
  • 2014 Performance, General Consumption Association Braunschweig

Awards (selection)

  • 1999 nomination for the Berlin Theatertreffen with Rose Bernd
  • 2000 nomination for the Adelaide festival with BARBARA / O
  • 2001 nomination for best opera work with Hyperion
  • 2012 nomination for best production with time (Rolf Mares Prize)

Publications (selection)

Teaching activities

  • Professorship for Scenography, HFG Karlsruhe 2004–2011
  • Lecturer in scenography, HFG Karlsruhe 2011–2014
  • Lecturer in scenography, HMT Leipzig, 2011/12

Interdisciplinary work (selection)

  • 1997 founding member of the Light Academy Freiburg
  • 1995–2001 member of the Board of Trustees at the Hellerau Festival Hall
  • 1995–1998 artistic advice on the renovation and new construction of the Freiburg theater
  • 2005, 2006 production of the Henri Nannen Prize. Schauspielhaus Hamburg
  • 2007–2011 university council member HFG Karlsruhe

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.bvpilgrim.com
  2. ↑ lausundproductions
  3. ↑ http://www.lausundproductions.com
  4. ↑ http://beta.hfg-karlsruhe.de/haben/beatrix-von-pilgrim/
personal data
SURNAME Pilgrim, Beatrix of
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German scenographer and visual artist
DATE OF BIRTH November 22, 1959
PLACE OF BIRTH Heidelberg