Cornelia Bitsch

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Cornelia Bitsch

Cornelia Bitsch (born October 17, 1949 in Freiburg im Breisgau ) is a German author , director , actress and radio broadcaster.

Life and career

Cornelia Bitsch is the daughter of the couple Werner and Brigitte Bitsch. She grew up in Baden-Baden and experienced her first stage appearance at the local theater as the sunbeam in " Frau Holle ". The parents had a music business and were very closely connected to the municipal theater and orchestra, so even in childhood many concerts and theater visits, as well as the large artistic circle of friends of the parents, dictated Bitsch's later life. After high school, she worked in Paris and London for a year to perfect her language skills and then studied acting and directing at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Stuttgart . After several small roles at the Stuttgart State Theater and a successful university degree, she worked as an actress and director from 1972 to 2001, including at the Munster Municipal Theaters and the Baden-Baden City Theater , where she was also deputy artistic director under Frieder Lorenz. After working abroad as director of the Europa KulTour, she took over the small Baldreit summer theater stage in Baden-Baden's old town on her own in 2009 and was the artistic director of the Burgbühne Oberkirch eV as director and in-house author for around 25 years.

She also worked for television every now and then, wrote the screenplay for the Tony Marshall anniversary show on ZDF in 1997 , shot on SWR and WDR , but then turned back to the theater stage and her literary work. Today she works primarily as a director, presenter , speaker and author. Her previous work includes radio plays , audio books , plays and musical reviews .

Her first marriage was to the musician and composer Matthias Schulz.

Acting as a director

Cornelia Bitsch began her career as a theater director at the municipal theaters in Münster / Westphalia . It was shaped by the collaboration with Gerhard F. Hering , Sam Besekow, Peter von Wiese and Jürgen Strube. She brought 48 productions on stage, including u. A. the musical Anatevka by Joseph Stein / Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick in the Eurodistrict Strasbourg-Ortenau as a German-French co-production as well as 11 own productions.

Awards

  • 1978: North Rhine-Westphalia Prize for outstanding artistic achievements
  • 2013: Baden-Alsatian Culture Prize 2013 (General and Regional Council of the Fondation Entente Franco-Allemande under Ancien Ministre André Bord )

Works

Plays and revues

  • The night is not just for sleeping ... (Premiere 1994 THEATER Baden-Baden )
  • All Saints' Day (premiere 1996)
  • Music is in the Air (Premiere 1997)
  • Freedom, Freedom for All (WP 1998)
  • I don't want chocolate (UA 2000's naughty hûs)
  • The girl with the sulfur sticks - German version and lyrics - commissioned by WHALE SONGS GmbH (World premiere 2003 Bregenz Festival)
  • Everything used to be better, wasn't it? (WP 2006)
  • Dracula or how it really happened ( WP 2007 / Musik Maetze Schulz)
  • Schwarzwald-Kirsch & Co. KG (WP 2013 / Musik Maetze Schulz)
  • Around the World in 80 Days (WP 2014)
  • Soft wine carousel (WP 2014 / Musik Maetze Schulz)

Radio plays

  • 12 MC / CD ASTRO-POWER - 1990 Jägel Verlags GmbH
    • Capricorn
    • Aquarius
    • fishes
    • Aries
    • bull
    • twin
    • cancer
    • lion
    • Virgin
    • Libra
    • Scorpio
    • Sagittarius
  • Adventure on the farm - 1991 Jägel Verlags GmbH
    • Kiki, the chick
    • Flitzi, the mouse
    • Trabbi, the little horse
    • Kati, the kitten
    • Grunt, the pig
    • Baldwin, the Saint Bernard
    • Bluntschli, the duckling
    • Hoppi, the bunny
    • Wuschel, the lamb
    • Plops the calf
  • Black Forest sagas and stories - 1992
    • Apfelmann and Mummelnix (Bella Musica BÄRLI)
    • The Secret of Gutach Valley (Bella Musica BÄRLI)
    • The white woman and the hunter (Bella Musica BÄRLI)
  • Merry Christmas - 1993 JÄGEL Verlags GmbH
  • (The most beautiful songs and stories)
    • Merry Christmas - 1993 MC / CD (JÄGEL Verlags GmbH / Erzählungen)
  • Nostradamus I - 1995 MC / CD
  • Nostradamus II - 1995 MC / CD
  • Baden-Baden- a walk - 1996 MC (Bella Musica)
  • What the Christ Child had to smile about - 1998 MC / CD (Bella Musica) - 6 stories
  • Does Santa Claus live here? - 2001 MC / CD (Bella Musica) - 6 stories
  • Fairy tales in French - 2003 MC / CD (ti n'enfants Warner / Bella Musica) - Les contes classiques
  1. La Belle au Bois dormant
  2. Madame Hollé
  3. La Princesse aux cheveux d'or
  4. Jean Rouge Gorge
  5. Le chat Botté
  6. Cendrillon
  7. Le petit chaperon rouge
  8. Blanche Neige et les sept nains
  9. Neige Blanche et Rose Rouge
  10. Barbe Bleue

Audio books

Brummel and Brummeline - 1993 - 5 episodes JÄGEL Verlags GmbH

Animal Stories (1992)

  1. Bears
  2. Penguins
  3. seals
  4. Badgers
  5. Cats
  6. Hedgehog
  7. beaver
  8. hamster
  9. Horses
  10. Mice

Animal Stories (1993)

  1. foxes
  2. squirrel
  3. deer
  4. Lions
  5. tiger
  6. Field hares
  7. Ibex
  8. marmot
  9. Golden eagle
  10. Migratory birds

Animal Tales (1994)

  1. Osprey
  2. Capercaillie
  3. Panda bears
  4. Vegetables
  5. Mountain goats
  6. Native songbirds
  7. Wolves
  8. Hawks
  9. Kangaroos
  10. Cows
  11. Pelicans
  12. Weasel
  13. Leopards
  14. Cheetahs,
  15. Wild boars
  16. Storks
  17. Lynxes
  18. Otter
  19. Guinea pig
  20. Dolphins
  21. Cougars
  22. Parrots
  23. Bison
  24. Prairie dogs
  25. Red deer
  26. Cuckoos
  27. Koala bears
  28. polar bears
  29. Blue whales
  30. Ornamental fish
  31. Killer whales
  32. Albatrosses

Filmography (selection)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b highlight in the regional association. Retrieved May 2, 2020 .
  2. ↑ The girl with the sulfur sticks. Retrieved May 3, 2020 .
  3. ↑ Schau.Spiel Edition 3/2006. Landesverbandes Amateurtheater Baden-Württemberg eV, 2006, accessed on May 2, 2020 .
  4. ↑ Schwarz-Wald-Kirsch & Co.KG. Retrieved May 3, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Drinkable wine carousel. Retrieved May 3, 2020 .
  6. ↑ Album stories from Mummelsee, Apfelmann and Mummelnix. Retrieved May 2, 2020 .
  7. ↑ Album The Secret of Gutach Valley, Black Forest Stories. Retrieved May 2, 2020 .
  8. ↑ The white woman and the hunter - Black Forest legends | Radio play Bella Musica . Bella Musica, 1986 ( amazon.de [accessed May 2, 2020]).
  9. ↑ Nostradamus • Part I CD | Apesound. Retrieved May 3, 2020 .
  10. ↑ Nostradamus • Part II CD | Apesound. Retrieved May 3, 2020 .
  11. ↑ Various Artists: What the Christ Child had to smile about - Music streaming - Listen on Deezer. Retrieved May 2, 2020 .
  12. ↑ Berghoff, Dagmar .: Does Nicholas live here? Stories and poems about the run-up to Christmas. 2001, accessed May 2, 2020 .
  13. ↑ Audioteka: Tom Sawyer's Adventure - Mark Twain (audio book). Retrieved May 2, 2020 .
  14. ↑ Verne, Jules, 1828-1905., Bitsch, Cornelia., Andresen, Gerd .: Around the World in 80 Days Radio play based on the novel by Jules Vernes. 2003, accessed May 2, 2020 .
  15. ↑ Audioteka: Der Seewolf - Cornelia Bitsch (audio book). Retrieved May 2, 2020 .

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personal data
SURNAME Bitsch, Cornelia
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author, director, actress and radio broadcaster
DATE OF BIRTH October 17, 1949
PLACE OF BIRTH Freiburg in Breisgau