Bettina Engelhardt

Bettina Engelhardt (born March 25, 1971 in Magdeburg ) is a German actress .

biography

Bettina Engelhardt was the third child of a geologist and a physiotherapist and grew up with her older siblings in Magdeburg . After graduating from high school in 1989, Bettina Engelhardt studied at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin . During her studies she played theater in Berlin ( Leonce and Lena ) and Weimar ( Midsummer Night's Dream ).

After completing her studies, she engaged Frank Baumbauer in 1993 in the ensemble of the Schauspielhaus Hamburg , where she worked for seven years. She then moved to Zurich with Christoph Marthaler's team and played at the Schauspielhaus Zurich . In 2001 she moved to Munich and worked as a freelance actress at the Münchner Kammerspiele and the Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus . During this time she turned u. a. with Andreas Senn D.IK hunting for Virus X , made the acquaintance of Hans-Christoph Blumenberg , who cast her as a political reporter in the Chancellery , was seen in an episode of the Danni Lowinski series and played theaters in Munich, Zurich and Düsseldorf.

Engelhardt and her family moved to the Ruhr area via Berlin (2002–2004). She was a member of the ensemble in Essen (2005-2010) and then at the Schauspielhaus Bochum (2010-2018).

Today she is a freelance actress and plays in international productions (Diamante, directed by M. Pensotti) at the Triennale and the Wiener Festwochen.

Engelhardt is a lecturer in acting at the Folkwang University in Bochum.

She lives in Essen and Berlin.

Filmography

1996: Adelheid and her murderers - Director: Klaus Michael Rohne
1996: Friends for Life - Director: Thomas Jacob
1997: There is little need to be a woman - Director: Sigi Rothemund
1997: The Rooster Is Dead - Director: Hermine Huntgeburth
1997: Ghostwriter (short film) - Director: Sebastian Haug
1999: Shameless - Director: Ulrich Walter
2002: DIK - Hunt for Virus X - Director: Andreas Senn
2002: Secret Stories - Direction: Christine Wiegand
2002: After Us the Flood - Director: Ulrich Walter
2003: Dirty Business - Director: Ulrich Walter
2003: Tatort Saarbrücken - Vera's weapons - Director: Hans-Christoph Blumenberg
2004: Chancellery - Director: H.-C. Blumenberg
2004: SK Kölsch - Jupps Nightmare - Director: Klaus Knösel
2004: In the Name of the Law - Director: Carmen Kurz
2004: Nicola - Director: Christoph Schnee
2004: The Secret Lives of Gamblers' Women - Direction: Christine Wiegand , Michael Souvignier
2005: Chancellery - Director: H.-C. Blumenberg
2006: Bloch - The Blue Hour - Director: Thorsten Näter
2006: SOKO Wismar - Director: Uren Schmuckler
2008: Judge without robe - Director: Ulrich Zrenner
2008: Danni Lowinski - Director: Peter Gersina
2008: Everything that is right - Director: Peter Gersina
2008: Sleeps a song in all things (movie) - Director: Andreas Struck
2008: Tatort Münster - Wolfsstunde - Director: Kilian Riedhoff
2008: Tatort Köln - Rabenherz - Director: Torsten c. Fisherman
2010: Commissioner Stolberg - Director: Ulrich Zrenner
2013: Lap prayers (movie) - Director: Sönke Wortmann
2014: Tatort Köln - The Reinhardt Case - Director: Torsten C. Fischer
2014: SOKO Cologne - The Despicable One - Director: Lars-Gunnar Lotz
2014: Murder with a View - The Carport
2017: In all friendship - the young doctors - things dear to the heart
2017: Einstein - directed by Dominic Müller
2018: The Savior - We Are Lawyers - Deadly Drops
2018: Shelter - Doris - directed by Albi Fouché
2019: Police call 110: Ten roses
2019: In all friendship - The young doctors - Up close

Theater engagements

1993–2000 Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg
2000–2001 Schauspielhaus Zurich
2001–2002 Kammerspiele Munich
2003–2004 Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus
2005–2010 drama Essen
2010–2018 Schauspielhaus Bochum
since 2018 freelance actress and acting lecturer

Radio plays / audio books

1992: Julio Cortázar : End of the Game - Director: Barbara Plensat (radio play - DS Kultur )
1996: James Ellroy: The Black Dahlia (6 parts); Director: Walter Adler (WDR)
1998: Berges Simenon: The man who watched the trains ; Director: Walter Adler (SWR)
1999: Simone Schneider: Visible in space ; Director: Leonard Koppelmann (Deutschlandfunk)
2000: Alexander Lernet-Holenia: The Baron Bagge ; Directed by Alexander Schuhmacher (NDR)
2000: Falk Richter: God is a DJ ; Directed by Leonard Koppelmann (NDR / WDR)
2002: Werner Schwab: People's Destruction or My Liver is Pointless ; Director: Annette Kurz (WDR)
2002: José Saramago: The City of the Blind ; Director: Alexander Schuhmacher (WDR)
2004: Tad Williams: Otherland ; Director: Walter Adler
2006: Tom Peuckert: Luhmann ; Directed by Leonard Koppelmann (Deutschlandfunk)
2008: For a better world ; Director: Leonard Koppelmann (DRS1)
2013: Dirk Kurbjuweit: Fear ; Director: Walter Adler (WDR)
2013: David Zane Mairowitz : Marlov - A hard nut ; Director: Jörg Schlüter (WDR)
2013: Agnieszka Lessmann: Green Border ; Director: Alexander Schuhmacher
2015: Elfriede Jelinek: business comedy ; Directed by Leonard Koppelmann (BR / DKultur)
2016: Hubert Wiedfeld: Jump from the sidewalk ; Director: Alexander Schuhmacher
2016: Dashiell Hammett: The Glass Key ; Directed by Walter Adler (SWR)
2017: Jan Decker: Black Box; Director: Jörg Schlüter (WDR)
2018: Luther Blissett: Q ; Director: Jörg Schlüter (WDR)
2018: Daniel Kehlmann: Tyll - A picaresque novel ; Direction and editing: Alexander Schuhmacher (WDR)
2018: Dirk Schmidt: ARD Radio Tatort - Ronsdorf ; Directed by Claudia Johanna Leist (WDR)
2018: Maxi Obere: Europe's longest summer ; Director: Geriet Booms (WDR)

Awards

1997: Nomination for the Hamburg Theater Prize
2016: Theater Prize Bochum "Arriviert"

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personal data
SURNAME	Engelhardt, Bettina
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German actress
DATE OF BIRTH	March 25, 1971
PLACE OF BIRTH	Magdeburg , German Democratic Republic