Christine Kutschera

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Christine Kutschera (* 1968 in Bielefeld , North Rhine-Westphalia ) is a German actress who works for film and theater , as well as a voice actress .

Education and theater

Christine Kutschera received a scholarship at the American Conservatory Theater in San Francisco after graduating from high school . She then supplemented her acting training in Germany with a degree at the Hamburg Drama Studio . She began her stage career in the play "Zimmer frei" at the largest German state theater in Schleswig-Holstein. Appearances at the "Haus im Park" and the Jewish theater "Schachar" followed. She showed her versatile talent in "Freundinnen", "Andre Töne" and "Gojim". With her solo program "Die Hölle der Mädchen" (The Hell of the Girls) she appears on stages.

Movie and TV

She played her first leading role on TV alongside Robert Atzorn in On Foot and Without Money 1993. She played the leading role Meike Nissen in the movie Sturmflut II . In 2009 she delighted TV viewers in the ARD series Eine für alle in the role of the opaque Dr. Schmidt . She is known to a wide audience through the international German-Australian production Emma's Chatroom in the role of Emma's mother. In 2012 Christine Kutschera was again in front of the camera for the successful team in another co-production In your dreams .

Other activities

Her speaking activities include advertising, dubbing, audio and computer games.

Christine Kutschera is proficient in German Sign Language (DGS) and regularly supports events organized by the hearing impaired / deaf community. In 2011 she moderated the benefit gala “Borders are relative” in favor of music lessons for the hearing impaired at the Rock and Pop School in Kiel.

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personal data
SURNAME Kutschera, Christine
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and voice actress
DATE OF BIRTH 1968
PLACE OF BIRTH Bielefeld , North Rhine-Westphalia , Federal Republic of Germany