Christine van Santen

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Christine van Santen (born September 26, 1931 in Bochum , † April 10, 1984 in Rostock ) was a German actress .

Life

Christine van Santen was born with the maiden name Christine Süßmaier as the daughter of the actors and actresses Josef van Santen and Anny von Orelli . After the drama school in Magdeburg, she had her first engagement at the Landestheater Altenburg. In the stage season 1953/1954 she applied to the Volkstheater Rostock and very quickly became the friend of the artistic director Hanns Anselm Perten , on October 19, 1954 the two married. In the theater she exercised secret power. Only in the period from 1970 to 1972, when her husband was appointed director of the Deutsches Theater in Berlin and she also played there, did she have to give up her special role. After returning to Rostock together, she knew again about her position of power as the artistic director's wife, and she also knew that she had long since become her own authority.

Filmography

  • 1965: Terra Incognica

theatre

  • 1956: William Shakespeare : Antonius und Cleopatra (Cleopatra) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten ( Volkstheater Rostock )
  • 1959: Kurt Barthel : Klaus Störtebeker (Queen Margaretha) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten ( Rügen Festival Ralswiek)
  • 1962: Rafael Solana : The Concert of Marionettes (Leona) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1962: Jerome Kilty : Beloved Liar (Stella Patrick Campell) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1965: Peter Weiss : Marat-Drama (Charlotte Corday) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1969: James Baldwin : Blues for Mister Charlie (Jo Britten) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1972: William Shakespeare: Richard III. (Queen Elisabeth) - Director: Manfred Wekwerth ( Deutsches Theater Berlin )
  • 1973: Antonio Buero Vallejo : The Dream of Reason (Leocadia) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1973: Peter Weiss: Hölderlin (Susette Gontard) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1974: Tennessee Williams : Sweet Bird Youth (Alexandra Del Lago) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1975: Rolf Hochhuth : Lysistrate and NATO (Lysistrate) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1975: Ernst Schumacher : Einstein (head caster) - director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1975: Claus Hammel : Rome or The Second Creation of the World (Viktoria Rehmer) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1976: Edward Albee : Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (Martha) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1977: Claus Hammel: The yellow window, the yellow stone (Frau von Braak) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1978: Alexei Arbusow : Old-fashioned Comedy (You) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1979: Francis Durbridge : The Elegant Shooting (Patricia Harrison) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1980: Anne Habeck-Adameck : A moment was mine (Olga Knipper) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1980: Eugene O'Neill : Electra must bear grief - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1981: Rolf Hochhuth: Doctors (grandmother) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1982: Jean Giraudoux : Die Irre von Chaillot (title character) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Volkstheater Rostock)
  • 1983: Barbara Noack : Can I stay a little longer? (Marie) - Director: Hanns Anselm Perten (Rostock Volkstheater - Kleines Haus)

Radio plays

Director

Awards

literature

  • Grete Grewolls: Who was who in Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania. The dictionary of persons . Hinstorff Verlag, Rostock 2011, ISBN 978-3-356-01301-6 , p. 8501 .

Web links

Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Santen, Christine van
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Süßmaier, Christine (maiden name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH September 26, 1931
PLACE OF BIRTH Bochum
DATE OF DEATH April 10, 1984
Place of death Rostock