Cathérine Seifert

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Cathérine Seifert (* 1977 in Münster ) is a German actress .

Life

Catherine Seifert attended the acting school in Bochum , at the local theater , she debuted yet during their training time in the play fruit of nothingness by Ferdinand Bruckner . In 2001 she received the advancement award at the meeting of drama schools in Bern for the role of Creszenz . From 2002 to 2005 Seifert had a permanent engagement in Bochum, after which she went to the Schauspielhaus Zurich , where she could be seen as Eve in Anton Chekhov's Kirschgarten , in Kabale und Liebe by Friedrich Schiller and Heinrich von Kleist's comedy vom Zerbrochnen Krug . In the 2009/10 season, Seifert performed the world premiere of Jon Fosse's Death Variations on the stage of the Burgtheater in Vienna , after which she moved to the Hamburg Thalia Theater , of which she has been a member since then. So far, she has been seen here alongside other productions in plays such as The Three Sisters by Anton Chekhov and the Schwank Der Raub der Sabinerinnen by Franz and Paul von Schönthan , as well as in the world premieres of two novel adaptations, namely the controversial first work Axolotl Roadkill by Helene Hegemann and Hans Falladas Everyone dies for himself in a version by Christina Bellingen and Luk Perceval , who also directed.

Cathérine Seifert works mostly at the theater, rarely in front of the camera. In 2006 she starred in the episode film Die Österreichische Methode , in 2013 she was seen in the Tatort episode Mord auf Langeoog .

The actress lives in Hamburg.

Filmography

Radio plays

Awards

  • 2019 Rolf Mares Prize for her role as Barbara in Eine Familie at the Thalia Theater

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Website of Cathérine Seifert , accessed on May 21, 2016
  2. a b Agency profile , accessed on May 21, 2016