Christian Strasser (actor)

Christian Strasser (born May 23, 1975 in Vöcklabruck ) is an Austrian actor .

Life

Christian Strasser grew up in Vöcklabruck in Upper Austria and has lived in Vienna since 1995 , where he studied drama with Elfriede Ott at the Conservatory .

From 1998 to 2001 he joined the Phoenix Theater in Linz , where he in Trainspotting , fishing for Ätjopjen , Struwwelpeter , sitcom: Human Zoo , Hellmouth , Torn Apart , in the white knight , Fahrenheit 451 , and Romeo and Juliet by Adelheid Dahimène on stage was standing. In the 2015/16 season he will play there using the example of Ferdinand Schmalz's butter . Further engagements took him to the theaters in Vienna , Graz and Salzburg , the Vienna Volkstheater , the Theater der Jugend , the Rabenhof Theater , the Theater Drachengasse , the Theater on Gumpendorfer Straße , the KosmosTheater , the Next Liberty Children's Theater . and youth theater in Graz, to the Garage X Theater Petersplatz and to the Stockerau Festival .

In 2013, he played the role of Vitus Schallmoser in the movie Bad Fucking . In the fall of 2017 he stood for the movie How I learned by myself to be a child of Rupert Henning , a novel adaptation of Andre Heller , in front of the camera. In 2018 he was seen in the multimedia comic performance of the Austrian Superheroes (ASH) at the Rabenhof Theater alongside Magda Kropiunig and Randolf Destaller, and at the Stockerau Festival he embodied the role of Don Juan in Much Ado About Nothing . In 2020 he will play the role of Marko alongside Adriana Zartl at the Vienna Theater-Center-Forum in the Austrian premiere of The Doll by Miro Gavran , directed by Hubsi Kramar .

In addition to his work as an actor, he is the singer of Christian & Michael and the Emotional Rock & Showband .

Filmography (selection)

• 2006: Kupetzky (TV series, three episodes)
• 2006: Fall
• 2006: Dad's Dead
• 2007: SOKO Danube : stranded
• 2007: SOKO Kitzbühel : Fire Night
• 2008: Jump!
• 2008: Great luck, so to speak
• 2009: arsonist
• 2009: Rimini
• 2009: Inspector Rex : A deadly match
• 2009: blood friendship
• 2010: An Open Account (The Debt)
• 2010: Traces of Evil
• 2010: day and night
• 2010: Vitásek? : On the road again
• 2010: SOKO Danube: 3 million dead
• 2011: Missing - Alexandra Walch, 17
• 2011: Schlawiner : Gspusi
• 2011: Happiness on Earth : Changes
• 2012: Tom Turbo (TV series, two episodes)
• 2012: The end of the world at last
• 2013: Bad Fucking
• 2013: two-seat rocket
• 2013: CopStories - And gush!
• 2013: SOKO Danube: No yesterday, no today, no tomorrow
• 2014: Die Steintaler - because of Homo sapiens (TV series)
• 2015: Eternal Life
• 2015: SOKO Kitzbühel: Flying eyes
• 2016: SOKO Danube: misfire
• 2017: Universum History - Our Austria: Upper Austria - Under the spell of war and occupation
• 2017: Maximilian - The game of power and love
• 2017: light
• 2018: The dead from Lake Constance - The returnee
• 2018: SOKO Kitzbühel - I am the state
• 2018: Quickly determined : Gabrielle Mirnhofer
• 2019: How I learned to be a child with myself
• 2019: Four Women and a Death (TV series)
• 2019: The Bozen crime thriller : Murderous silence
• 2019: Country thriller : Steirerkreuz
• 2019: lucky
• 2020: Limbo

Web links

• Christian Strasser in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Christian Strasser at filmportal.de
• Christian Strasser at Crew United
• Christian Strasser agency profile

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} In the Wordrap: Christian Strasser - Wiener Online . Retrieved on January 2, 2018.
2. ^ Theater Phönix: Christian Strasser . Retrieved on January 2, 2018.
3. ^ Theater der Jugend Wien: Ensemble: Christian Strasser . Retrieved on January 2, 2018.
4. ↑ derStandard.at: "Austrian Superheroes": The Viennese basilisk gets one on the eye . Article dated April 8, 2018, accessed April 9, 2018.
5. ^ Diepresse.com: Stockerau Festival: Shakespeare with an Army outfit . Article dated June 28, 2018, accessed June 30, 2018.
6. ↑ The doll. In: theatercenterforum.com. Retrieved March 4, 2020 .