Bob Schneider

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Bob Schneider (2018)
Bob Schneider as Jutta Hartmann (2018)
Bob Schneider in The Wild Wives of Neukölln (2017)

Bob Schneider (born December 15, 1962 in Berlin-Wilmersdorf ; actually Robert Otto Schneider ) is a German cabaret artist , travesty artist and author . Bob Schneider has been active in the Berlin comedy scene as an actor and author since the 1980s . He is particularly known for his stage character Jutta Hartmann , a Neukölln bar hostess.

Life

Bob Schneider grew up in Berlin-Charlottenburg . At the age of 17 he met Ades Zabel in a Berlin discotheque , with whom he has worked artistically since that time. In 1980 he founded Teufelsberg Filmproduktion with Zabel, the performance artist Ogar Grafe, the actress Hermoine Zittlau and Barbara Hamer . The name was a reference to the Paramount Pictures in Hollywood . The Teufelberger , as they were later called, were greatly from independent filmmakers outside the mainstream as Lothar Lambert , Rosa von Praunheim , John Waters , David Lynch and Ulrike Ottinger influenced and made off with their own character with a anarchistic humor Super-8 films as SinnFilm , Edith Schröder - a German housewife or Zyklopenuschi made a name for themselves in the West Berlin underground film scene . In several films there was collaboration with other big names in the scene such as Der Tödlichen Doris , Tabea Blumenschein and Zazie de Paris .

Bob Schneider became known to a larger audience in 1987. At that time he parodied on the side of Ades Zabel in the 1987 to 1992 resulting movie trilogy of the Devil's Mountain Film Production Three Dragons grilled the role of Brigitte Mira in the television series Three ladies from the grill . The films originally shot on Super 8 were shown as 16 mm copies in art house cinemas throughout Germany.

In 1990 Bob Schneider began studying at the University of Film and Television Potsdam , which he graduated in 2001 as a qualified film editor . Parallel to his stage career, he worked as an editor on various documentary film projects for WDR , rbb , NDR and 3sat . The two-part play Die Bühnen Republik - Theater in der DDR , edited by him , was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize in 2004.

From 1990 onwards, the Teufelsberger's artistic focus shifted to the stage after successful live performances in arthouse cinemas and clubs. Together with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt and Petra Krause, Schneider wrote and worked in numerous shows, including Silvester 2000, Uptowntussis, Gries - Saturday Night Fever in Neukölln, Croco diabolo - death lurks in your handbag . These shows ran mainly in the Berlin Bar every reason and the Berliner Kabarett-Anstalt (BKA), but were also shown on tours across Germany, for example at the Renitenztheater Stuttgart , the Ringlokschuppen Mülheim , the Mainzer Kammerspiele , the Quatsch Comedy Club Hamburg and Walter Bockmayer's Kaiserhof Theater in Cologne . After the death of Olaf Wriedt, the Teufelsberg production disbanded in 2001.

Bob Schneider started working as a solo artist. He performed with his band, the comedy - Country group Wild Roses as a singer on, since 2008 in Comedybus of Schroeder Tourism Berlin as a tour guide Jutta Hartmann experience and acts as an ensemble member and author in the Ades Zabel Company with u. a. in the productions Edith Schröder Superstar, When Edith's Bells Ring, Line 8, Hostel Hermannstraße, Die wilden Weiber von Neukölln and Fly, Edith, Fly - from Ballermann to BER . Several of these stage shows were created under the direction of Bernd Mottl .

Schneider continues to work as a film actor, for example in the cinema productions Mutti - der Film (2003), in the Miss Marple parody 18:15 from Ostkreuz (2006) as the diabolical master hairdresser Gisela Drache and in the Christmas comedy Ediths Glocken (2016). Also in 2016 he worked in the documentary Mein wunderbaren West-Berlin (director: Jochen Hick ).

Bob Schneider has been performing solo programs since 2008, including a. the productions Zero Tolerence - when women really hate! (2008), HighHeelNoon in Nordneukölln (2010; director: Andreas Bisowski , accompanied by Gert Thumser) and Jutta - unfortunately great (2015; with Volker Sondershausen , director: Désirée Nick ).

Since 2012 he has published his own books under the pseudonym Jutta Hartmann : In collaboration with the photographer André Böhm (Mönchsleben) , the cookbook Futschi Deluxe: The best of Neukölln's bar kitchen and in 2013 the satirical lifestyle advisor Futschi Envogue , published by Zitty-Verlag .

Since 2015, Bob Schneider has also appeared as a visual artist with calligraphy and ink pictures. As a member of the Korean Calligraphy Association , his pictures have been shown in several group exhibitions in Germany and South Korea .

Bob Schneider lives in Berlin.

stage

  • 1992: Edith & Hotte: The Big Kiss (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt), Checkpoint Berlin
  • 1993: Edith & Hotte: Muttis Rache (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt), Checkpoint Berlin
  • 1994: The roast show - the fast evening in the station mission (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt, Désireé Nick; director: Jürgen Müller), BKA-Theater Berlin
  • 1994: Babsi instead of Böller - Permanent New Year's Eve (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt, Vivien Wilm), BKA-Theater Berlin
  • 1995: Goosebumps - We're heating up! 15 years Teufelsberg production (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt, Achim Staude,), BKA-Zelt Berlin
  • 1995: Ades Zabel - I'm so grateful to all of you! (with Ades Zabel, Frederic Busch, Sebastian Butterbrodt), BKA-Theater Berlin
  • 1995: Blouses with a summer hole (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt), Unart Theater Berlin
  • 1996: Croco diabolo - death lurks in the handbag (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt, Petra Krause), BKA tent Berlin
  • 1996: In Juttas Stübl on Dietmarsee (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt, Petra Krause, Markus Freitag), Kalkscheune Berlin
  • 1997: Der Bimmler von West-Berloen (with Ades Zabel, Petra Krause, Stephan Bachtejeff, Biggy van Blond), Kalkscheune Berlin
  • 1997: New Year's Eve 2000 (with Ades Zabel, Olaf Wriedt, Petra Krause, Stephan Bachtejeff, Mario Pavlica), Bar every Vernunft Berlin
  • 1998: Gries - Saturday Night Fever in Neukölln (with Ades Zabel, Petra Krause, Stephan Bachtejeff), Bar every Vernunft Berlin
  • 2000: Triumph of Humor (with Ades Zabel, Petra Krause, Stephan Bachtejeff, Gert Thumser), Tränenpalast Berlin
  • 2001: Uptown Tussis (with Ades Zabel, Petra Krause, Stephan Bachtejeff, Gert Thumser), Bar every Vernunft Berlin
  • 2002: Three angels for Ali - three hairstyles, one finish (with Petra Krause, Gert Thumser), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2003: Edith Schröder Superstar (with Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond, Stefan Kuschner, Lars Schwuchow), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2004: When Edith's bells ring (with Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond, Stefan Kuschner, Lars Schwuchow), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2006: VIP - Lost in the Pacific (with Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond, Stefan Kuschner, Lars Schwuchow), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2008: Zero Tolerance - when women really hate! (with Gert Thumser), BKA-Theater Berlin
  • 2010: Made in Neukölln (with Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond, Stefan Kuschner, Lars Schwuchow; director: Bernd Mottl), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2010: HighHeelNoon in Nordneukölln (with Gert Thumser; director: Andreas Bisowski), Heimathafen Neukölln
  • 2012: Line 8 (with Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond, Stefan Kuschner, Nicolai Tegeler ; director: Bernd Mottl), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2014: Hostel Hermannstraße (with Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond, Stefan Kuschner, Nicolai Tegeler; director: Bernd Mottl), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2015: Jutta - unfortunately awesome! (with Volker Sondershausen; director: Désrieé Nick), BKA Theater Berlin
  • 2017: Fly Edith fly - from Ballermann to BER (with Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond, Roman Shamov; director: Bernd Mottl), BKA Theater Berlin

Filmography

As a film editor:

  • 2003: The Stage Republic - Theater in the GDR (Direction: Thomas Irmer, Matthias Schmidt)
  • 2003: A cabaret lasts - 25 years of the Obelisk (Director: André Böhm)
  • 2005: On the old post road - From Kleve to Porta Westfalica (Director: Johannes Schäfer)
  • 2005: Capri - Myth without curfew (Direction: Christian Gramstadt , Johannes Schäfer)
  • 2006: Export Tomatoes - Import Rolling Stones (Director: Johannes Schäfer)

As an actor:

  • 2003: Mutti - the movie (Directors: Biggy van Blond, Jörn Hartmann , Klaus Purkart, Ades Zabel)
  • 2005: 18:15 from Ostkreuz (Direction: Jörn Hartmann)
  • 2011: The 30 most extraordinary bridges in Berlin , rbb television production
  • 2012: 30 x curious Berlin , rbb television production
  • 2016: The ten biggest exciters in Berlin , rbb television production
  • 2016: The most popular retro living treasures , rbb television production
  • 2017: My wonderful West Berlin (Director: Jochen Hick)

As a writer and actor:

  • 1992: Three dragons from the grill part 1–3
  • 2016: Ediths Glocken (Direction: Ades Zabel, Biggy van Blond)

bibliography

  • 2012: Futschi Deluxe - the best of Neukölln's pub kitchen (as Jutta Hartmann ), GCM Go City Media, Berlin 2012, ISBN 978-3-922158-04-2
  • 2013: Futschi Envogue - the best lifestyle tips from Neukölln (as Jutta Hartmann ), GCM Go City Media, Berlin 2013, ISBN 978-3-922158-79-0
  • 2018: Futschi Voyage - the best travel tips for the jungle of Neukölln (as Jutta Hartmann ), GCM Go City Media, Berlin 2018, ISBN 978-3-946631-17-0

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Article in the Berliner Morgenpost from May 21, 2015
  2. ↑ Article in the Tagesspiegel from September 7, 2017
  3. ↑ Article in the BZ from October 18, 2015
  4. ↑ Article in the Berliner Zeitung of January 3, 2013
  5. ↑ Article in the Tagesspiegel from January 15, 2013
  6. ↑ Article in the Tagesspiegel from November 20, 2013
personal data
SURNAME Tailor, Bob
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schneider, Robert (real name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor, cabaret artist, travesty artist and author
DATE OF BIRTH December 15, 1962
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin