Cora Frost

Cora Frost (* 1963 in Munich ) is a German singer , actress and author .

Life

In 1981 Frost appeared for the first time as a singer with her own songs. In addition to cabaret , she also works as a film and theater actress. In 1996 she received the German Cabaret Prize .

Cora Frost has also been working regularly as a theater director in Berlin and Bremen since 2005 , including in the Berlin “ Bar Every Reason ” and at the Junge Theater Bremen . She has specialized in integrating amateurs, “freaks”, bon vivants and “specialists” into her projects alongside professional actors and musicians. This includes performances in coaches and a kiosk, trips to the wonders of a city and radio plays.

Discography

• Star snack
• So blue
• Fugu
• Next song

Filmography

• 1990: Another Lover (TV) - Director: Xaver Schwarzenberger
• 1994: One of my oldest friends - Director: Rainer Kaufmann
• 1994: Germany and the Self (short film) - Director: Hito Steyerl
• 1998: Baby Tiger Stripe Waiting for Tarzan - Director: Rudolf Thome
• 2000: Paradiso - Seven Days with Seven Women - Director: Rudolf Thome
• 2000: Escape to Life: The Erika and Klaus Mann Story - Direction: Wieland Speck , Andrea Weiss
• 2011: BiN - Berlin in November - Director: Victor Schefé
• 2014: No turning back from now on - Director: Christian Frosch

Books

• My body is a hotel. DTV, Munich 1998, ISBN 3-423-20135-5 ; E-Book: Edition diá, Berlin 2013, ISBN 978-3-86034-507-8 (Epub), ISBN 978-3-86034-607-5 (Mobi)

Awards

• 1996: German Cabaret Prize in the Chanson category (music, song)
• 2009: 3rd place at the Troubadour Chanson & Lied Competition, Stuttgart

Web links

• Literature by and about Cora Frost in the catalog of the German National Library
• Official website of Cora Frost

Single receipts

1. ↑ Rudolf Thome: "Paradiso" - You have to walk over seven bridges ... , Spiegel Online from February 14, 2000, accessed March 12, 2013