Claus Peter Seifert

Claus Peter Seifert (2012)

Claus Peter Seifert (born February 17, 1958 in Munich ) is a German theater director and coach.

Life

Claus Peter Seifert graduated from high school in 1978, studied political science and architecture in Munich before completing his acting training in 1980. He played in several theaters in Germany and Austria. In addition to his theater work, he has worked as an actor in many film and television productions. Since 2000, Claus Peter Seifert has worked almost exclusively as a theater director, theater director / artistic director, coach and actor. He lives and works in Munich.

Theater direction

• 2000: " Stella " ( Johann Wolfgang von Goethe ), theater and so on Munich
• 2001: " Quartet " ( Heiner Müller ), theater and so on Munich
• 2001: " The Cherry Orchard " ( Anton Pawlowitsch Chekhov ), Metropoltheater Munich
• 2002: "Thirsty Birds" ( Kristo Šagor ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2002: " Miss Sara Sampson " ( Gotthold Ephraim Lessing ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2002: "Men and Women" ( Moritz Rinke ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2003: "Stochen Scharfe Polaroids" ( Mark Ravenhill ), Niederbayerisches Landestheater Landshut
• 2003: "Perpetrator" ( Thomas Jonigk ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2003: "Die Brücke" ( Jaanätte ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2004: "Dreier" (Jens Roselt), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2004: "The time of the planks" ( Sergi Belbel ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2004: "Six Dance Lessons In Six Weeks" (R. Alfieri), Torturmtheater Sommerhausen
• 2004: "Terrorism" ( Brothers Presnjakow ( Oleg and Wladimir )), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2004: "Princess Nikoletta" ( Rebekka Kricheldorf ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2005: "Tenderly" (A. Morgan), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2005: "Fragments Of A Language Of Love" ( Roland Barthes ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2005: "Excuse me, you old ones, where do I find." (Christian Lollike), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2006: "save - destroy" (Robert Woelfl), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2006: "Zwei Waagerecht" (Jerry Meyer), Gate Tower Theater Sommerhausen
• 2007: "Casting In Kursk" (Alexander Galin), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2007: "Enigma" ( Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt ), Gate Tower Theater Sommerhausen
• 2008: "Resource Love" (Robert Woelfl), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2008: "Hiking Hookers" ( Theresia Walser ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2009: "The Other Side" (Dejan Dukowski), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2009: "Appearances are deceptive" ( Thomas Bernhard ), Gate Tower Theater Sommerhausen
• 2010: "Wildnis und Casinos" (Robert Woelfl), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2010: "Installation Love" (Seifert / Campoi), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2011: "Protection" ( Anja Hilling ), Theater Halle 7 Munich
• 2011: "Installation Love" (Seifert / Campoi), Kammerspiele Landshut
• 2012: "The End of Pairing " ( Franz Xaver Kroetz ), werkmünchen / Theater Halle 7
• 2013: " Die Kleinbürger " ( Maxim Gorki ), I-camp / Neues Theater Munich
• 2013: " Children of the Sun " ( Maxim Gorki ), I-camp / Neues Theater Munich
• 2014: "PhaidraHippolytosLiebe" (Michael Wüst), I-camp / Neues Theater Munich
• 2016 "Aftermath" (Michael Wüst) Theater Werkmünchen
• 2017 "Frl Smilla's feeling for snow" Theater Werkmünchen
• 2017 "The Guitar Man" (Jon Fosse) Theater Werkmünchen

Theater management / artistic director

• 2001: Foundation and management of inkunst eV together with Dirk Engler and Barbara Koreis, Mario Andersen joined in 2002
• 2002: Founding and management / director of the Theater Halle 7 in Munich's Waltherstrasse. Professional theater productions with funding from the employment agency
• 2004: AZ star of the year
• 2007: Relocation to the Kultfabrik site in Grafinger Strasse
• 2008: Founding and producer Acting For Film u. a. with Thomas Haaf, Robert Spitz and Celino Bleiweiß

Coach

2011: Foundation and management of Coach Company Munich together with Jutta Ina Masurath 2012: Creation of the burn-in concept for artists for professional theater and film makers Coach: 2013/2014 Coach at German Adult Education Center (DEB)

Actor (theater)

• 1983–2000: Acting engagements a. a. at the Landestheater Salzburg , Württembergische Landesbühne Esslingen , Theater Ulm , Münchner Volkstheater , Staatstheater am Gärtnerplatz Munich , Modernes Theater Munich, I-camp / Neues Theater Munich

Actor (film / television)

• "Alarm for Cobra 11 - The Autobahn Police" (1 episode, 2002)
• "SK Kölsch" (1 episode, 2002)
• "The Rosenheim Cops" (1 episode, 2002)
• "Café perjury" (3 episodes, 2000–2002)
• "Gynecologist Dr. Markus Merthin" (1 episode, 1997)
• "Marienhof" (25 episodes, 1997–1998)
• "Forsthaus Falkenau" (1 episode, 1996)
• "Der Bergdoktor" (1 episode, 1994)
• "Marleneken" (1990)
• "The Contract" (GB 1988) (3 episodes)
• "Derrick" (2 episodes, 1987)
• "Father Ruppert Mayer" Richter Amann (Direction: Damian Chapa, 2014)
• "Munich 7" (1 episode, 2015)
• "Under Suspicion" (1 episode, 2016)
• Hubert & Staller (1 episode, 2018)

Web links

• Claus Peter Seifert in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Claus Peter Seifert at filmportal.de
• Photo from 1997 on cinema.de
• Photo from 1997 on derrick-database.com
• Photo from 2004 on Dynamo Art and Stage
• Photo from 2009 on Focus.de
• Claus Peter Seifert at www.coaching-muenchen.co

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Theater review of "The End of Pairing" on the website of Theater Reviews - Munich
2. ↑ Homepage Coach Company with a short biography and details on future projects