Benjamin Ulbrich

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Benjamin Ulbrich (* 1981 in Innsbruck ) is an Austrian actor, musician, author and cultural manager.

Career

theatre

While still studying acting at the Franz Schubert Conservatory in Vienna , he became a member of the Tyrolean Landestheater (2005–2008) under the directorship of Brigitte Fassbaender and Drama Director Klaus Rohrmoser .

This was followed by engagements at various stages in German-speaking countries: Stadttheater Fürth (2010-2011), Theater in Kempten (2011-2015), Theater Regensburg (Bavarian Theatertage 2010) , Stadttheater Bruneck (2011-2019), Bad Ischl Summer Games (2008), Silbersommer Schwaz (2010), Stadttheater Mödling and Scala Wien (2014-2017), Merano Festival (2018) and others. At the Tiroler Landestheater he appeared for the last time in 2012 (the year of departure of the artistic directors Brigitte Fassbaender and Klaus Rohrmoser) as Tybalt in William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet , directed by Oliver Karbus , an important companion and mentor of Ulbrich.

In 2010 he worked with Ute Heidorn at the State Theater Innsbruck with the director Ernst Gossner , who is best known for his film work .

Most recently, he worked in the large-scale production Diamante at the Wiener Festwochen in 2019 under the direction of Mariano Pensotti , a star director of the international theater scene . "Pensotti's drama theater has the suggestive power of big films, the editing and narrative techniques of which he adapts for the theater."

Movie and TV

Benjamin Ulbrich has appeared in various television, cinema and advertising films. In 2010, for example, he worked with Peter Patzak for the movie Kottan determined: Rien ne va plus .

He has given episode roles in television series and films such as SOKO Kitzbühel , Der Bergdoktor , the mountain rescue service , Dream of their Life or Glacier Blood .

Cultural management, writing and training

During his time as a freelance actor, he completed a master's degree in cultural management at the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna in 2014 .

In the broad field of modern cultural management , he has specialized in multidisciplinary and participatory communication formats for public and private museums and in this area he heads the Culture In association, which, in the background of programmatic and sustainable cultural management, develops communication concepts at the interface between theater, film, training and Mediation realized. The aim is to attract new groups of visitors to the respective museums, as well as to research new and innovative models of communication and reception among the public.

As an author, he writes commissioned works in the field of theatrical content mediation for museums and corporate museums. Examples would be the successful series Curtain Up! for the Tyrolean State Museum , or works and concepts for the Med-El Audioversum, the Swarovski Crystal Worlds , the Natural History Museum and the Art History Museum .

As a trainer, he gives presentation, speech and situation training for various professional groups.

Musicians and speakers

From 1989 to 2000 Benjamin Ulbrich took singing lessons at the Innsbruck Conservatory. As a singer and rhythm guitarist, he participated in various band projects.

This was followed by appearances as a singer and guitarist in various theater and music theater productions: in 2013, for example, he played and sang Oskar in Franz Xaver Kroetz 's posse “Dolomitenstadt Lienz”. In Diamante at the Wiener Festwochen (2019) he was the former rocker Daniel, who played several guitars and drums in the piece.

As a speaker he stands for commercials, film dubbing and literary contributions in the studio.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Theater Kampnagel Hamburg: Mariano Pensotti: CINEASTAS. Retrieved June 14, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Ulbrich, Benjamin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian actor, musician, author and cultural manager
DATE OF BIRTH 1981
PLACE OF BIRTH innsbruck