Dorothee Hartinger

Dorothee Hartinger (* 2. March 1971 in Regensburg ) is a German actress .

Life

Dorothee Hartinger made her debut in 1991 in the first year of her acting studies at the Otto Falckenberg School at the Münchner Kammerspiele as “Lucie” in Goethe's Stella (director: Thomas Langhoff ).

In addition to her first engagement at Schauspiel Frankfurt from 1994 to 1998, the director Peter Stein cast her at the Salzburg Festival in 1995/96 as “Anja” in Chekhov's Der Kirschgarten and in 1996/97 as “Malchen” in Raimund's Der Alpenkönig und der Menschenfeind . In 1998 he was called to the Thalia Theater , Hamburg and as "Ophelia" to the Bad Gandersheim Cathedral Festival in Shakespeare's Hamlet (director: B. Kroeger).

From 1999 to 2001 Hartinger was brought in by Peter Stein for his monumental Faust production (all 12,110 verses in 23 hours with performances in Hanover, Berlin, Vienna) and in 2001 he received the German Theater Critics' Prize for her “Gretchen” .

She has been a member of the Burgtheater ensemble since 2002 , appears in co-productions at the Wiener Festwochen and the Salzburg Festival , makes guest appearances in her dream role in Miss Else by Arthur Schnitzler (director: Christian Tschirner ) and performs selected texts in classical music concerts in Vienna, Langenlois and Regensburg. She teaches drama at the Vienna Conservatory . In 2008 her portrait (by Erwin Wurm ) was included in the young portrait gallery in the large break foyer of the Burgtheater.

After she was seen on German television as "Irmi Bartl" in the TV series Munich 7 (director: Franz Xaver Bogner ), she now embodies "Rosi Specht" in Bogner's new TV series Der Kaiser von Schexing .

Dorothee Hartinger has been the mother of a daughter since 2009.

Filmography

• 1992: Löwengrube - Innschuld, director: Rainer Wolffhardt
• 1993: Derrick - A very sad process, director: Theodor Grädler
• 1993: Der Grenzmarchverrucker, directed by Jochen Proske (movie)
• 1993: 71 fragments of a chronology of chance , director: Michael Haneke (movie)
• 1993: The Seventh Bua , directed by Rainer Wolffhardt
• 1993–1994: Dr. Schwarz and Dr. Martin , directed by Xaver Schwarzenberger
• 1994: The King - The Butterfly, directed by Theo Metzger
• 1995: The Threepenny Opera , directed by Hans Hollmann / Barry Gevin
• 1996: Everyone was silent , director: Nobert Kückelmann
• 1997: Portrait of a judge, director: Norbert Kückelmann
• 2000: Oh, you happy ..., director: Peter Weissflog
• 2001: Faust I and II , directed by Peter Stein
• 2002: Andreas Hofer - The Eagle's Freedom , Director: Xaver Schwarzenberger (movie)
• 2002: Café Perjury - Last Minute, director: Franz Xaver Bogner
• 2003, 2011: SOKO Kitzbühel (2 episodes), director: Hans Werner
• 2004: Master builder Solness , director: Thomas Ostermeier (TV recording Burgtheater Vienna)
• 2004–2006, 2012–2015: München 7 , director: Franz Xaver Bogner (TV series)
• 2006: Leo , directed by Vivian Naefe
• 2006: Mozart Werke Ges.mbH, director: Franz Wittenbrink (TV recording of the Burgtheater Vienna)
• 2006: Courageous in the new times, director: Harald Sicherheitsitz
• 2007: The jury, directed by Nikolaus Leytner
• 2007: Much Ado About Nothing , Director: Jan Bosse (TV recording Burgtheater Vienna)
• 2008: Der Winzerkönig (2 episodes), director: Michael Riebl
• 2008–2011: The Emperor of Schexing , director: Franz Xaver Bogner
• 2008: The Rosenheim cops
• 2009: Quickly determined - Ben Bogner, director: Michael Riebl
• 2009: Behind blind windows , director: Matti Geschonneck
• 2010: SOKO Leipzig - The Hand
• 2011: The Rosenheim Cops - The last recipe
• 2013: Notruf Hafenkante - Temptations, director: Jörg Schneider
• 2015: Schwarzach 23 , director: Matthias Tiefenbacher (TV series)
• 2015: SOKO Munich - Boazn Blues
• 2016: Munich murder - where are you, coward?

Radio plays

• 1992: The Canterville Ghost after Oscar Wilde - Virginia - Director: Lilian Westphal , Production: Bayerischer Rundfunk
• 1994: Isidor Isidor by Werner Fritsch - Irmgard I / You / Conjuring Voice - Director: Norbert Schaeffer , Production: Südwestfunk
• 1999: Dreaming androids based on Philip K. Dick - Priss - Director: Marina Dietz, Production: Bayerischer Rundfunk
• 2004: The man without qualities. Remix after Robert Musil - Gerda - Director: Klaus Buhlert , Production: Bayerischer Rundfunk / Der Hörverlag
• 2012: The head of Vitus Bering based on Konrad Bayer - Director: Renate Pittroff, Production: Österreichischer Rundfunk
• 2012: The beautiful days of Aranjuez by Peter Handke - narrator - director: Harald Krewer , production: Hessischer Rundfunk  / Österreichischer Rundfunk
• 2013: Käfergräber by Thomas Arzt - Director: Andreas Jungwirth , Production: Österreichischer Rundfunk
• 2015: A thick skin after Heinrich Steinfest - Ginette Rubinstein - Director: Götz Fritsch , Production: Österreichischer Rundfunk / Südwestrundfunk
• 2015: Too Close by Elisa Minth - Friedhelmine - Director: Alice Elstner

theatre

Reichenau Festival

• 2011: Three Sisters by Anton Čechov - Natascha - Director: Maria Happel
• 2007: The Difficult by Hugo von Hofmannsthal - Antoinette Hechingen - Director: Christopher Widauer

Salzburg Festival

• 2006: The Unreasonable Die Out by Peter Handke - Paula Tax - Director: Friederike Heller
• 2002: The Measure of Things by Neil LaBute - Jenny - Director: Igor Bauersima
• 1996: The Alpine King and the Misanthrope by Ferdinand Raimund - Malchen - Director: Peter Stein
• 1995: The Cherry Orchard by Anton Čechov - Anja - Director: Peter Stein

Burgtheater

• 2017: Hamlet, Ophelia and the others by Stephan Lack - Gertrud - Director: Cornelia Rainer
• 2017: The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare - Adriana - Director: Herbert Fritsch
• 2016: The reunification of the two Koreas by Joël Pommerat - Director: Peter Wittenberg
• 2016: Torquato Tasso by Johann Wolfgang Goethe
• 2015: The Imaginary Sick by Molière - Belinde - Director: Herbert Fritsch
• 2015: Canned meat by Ferdinand Schmalz - Beate - Director: Carina Riedl
• 2015: At nightfall by Peter Turrini - Claire - Director: Christian Stückl
• 2014: The Ridiculous Darkness by Wolfram Lotz - Director: Dušan David Pařízek
• 2014: Desireless misfortune by Peter Handke - Maria Handke - director: Katie Mitchell
• 2013: King Lear by William Shakespeare - Regan - directed by Peter Stein
• 2013: The Tigress by Walter Serner - Director: Sarantos Zervoulakos
• 2013: The Marquise of O. by Ferdinand Bruckner - Marquise - Director: Yannis Houvardas
• 2012: The Wall by Marlen Haushofer (Version: Dorothee Hartinger) - Director: Christian Nickel
• 2012: The Comet by Justine del Corte (world premiere) - Anna - Director: Roland Schimmelpfennig , Justine del Corte
• 2012: Winterreise by Elfriede Jelinek - Director: Stefan Bachmann
• 2011: Midsummer night comedy by Woody Allen - Adrian - Director: Matthias Hartmann
• 2011: The Commune by Thomas Vinterberg - Mona - Director: Thomas Vinterberg
• 2010: Lieber Schön by Neil LaBute (European premiere) - Charly - Director: Alexandra Liedtke
• 2010: Richard II by William Shakespeare - Queen Isabel - directed by Claus Peymann
• 2009: A Family of Tracy Letts - Karen - Directed by Alvis Hermanis
• 2008: The Wars of the Roses (abridged version of the York tetralogy = Henry VI. And Richard III. ) By William Shakespeare - John Holland, Rutland, Queen Elisabeth - Director: Stephan Kimmig
• 2007: The house of the judge by Dimitré Dinev - Wera, educator - director: Niklaus Helbling
• 2007: Black Virgins by Feridun Zaimoglu / Günter Senkel - Director: Lars-Ole Walburg
• 2006: Much Ado About Nothing by William Shakespeare - Hero - Director: Jan Bosse
• 2006: The Unreasonable Die Out by Peter Handke - Paula Tax - Director: Friederike Heller
• 2006: Boulevard Sevastopol by Igor Bauersima / Réjane Desvignes (world premiere) - Anna - directed by Igor Bauersima
• 2005: The bus (the stuff of a saint) by Lukas Bärfuss - Erika - director: Thomas Langhoff
• 2005: Life is serious (Bunbury) by Oscar Wilde (German version by Elfriede Jelinek based on a translation by Karin Rausch ) - Gwendolen Fairfex - director: Falk Richter
• 2004: Mozart's Works Ges.mbH by Franz Wittenbrink - Factory worker - Director: Franz Wittenbrink
• 2004: Master builder Solness by Henrik Ibsen - Hilde Wangel - director: Thomas Ostermeier
• 2004: Bérénice de Molière by Igor Bauersima - Henriette d'Angleterre - Director: Igor Bauersima
• 2003: Bambiland by Elfriede Jelinek (world premiere) - Soldat - Director: Christoph Schlingensief
• 2003: What you want or Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare - Viola - Director: Roland Koch
• 2003: Anatol by Arthur Schnitzler - Sweet girl, Bianca - Director: Luc Bondy
• 2003: Oblomow by Iwan Gontscharow - Olga - Director: Stephan Müller
• 2003: Elektra by Hugo von Hofmannsthal - Chrysothemis - Director: Joachim Schlömer
• 2002: The Measure of Things by Neil LaBute - Jenny - Director: Igor Bauersima
• 2002: Gilgamesh by Raoul Schrott - Shamhat - Director: Theu Boermans
• 2002: Fräulein Else by Arthur Schnitzler - Fräulein Else - Director: Christian Tschirner

Perchtoldsdorf Castle Festival

• 2005: Tartuffe by Molière - Elmire - Director: Michael Sturminger

Faust project Hanover, Berlin, Vienna

• 1999–2001: Faust 1st and 2nd part by Johann Wolfgang Goethe - Gretchen, Sirene, Rosenknospe, Elfe, Volksgemurmel, as well as in the big procession and in the choir of the Trojans - directed by Peter Stein
• 2000: Don Juan comes from the war by Ödön von Horváth - actress etc. - Director: Klaus Michael Grüber
• 2001: Pancomedia by Botho Strauss - Sylvia Kessel - Director: Peter Stein

Thalia Theater Hamburg

• 1999: The kiss of forgetting by Botho Strauss - Sybille - Director: Nicolai Sykosch
• 1999: Showdown Iphigenie by Sarah Khan - Iphigenie - Director: Ute Rauwald
• 1998: As You Like It by William Shakespeare - Celia - Director: Jürgen Flimm
• 1998: The Woman from the Sea by Henrik Ibsen - Hilde - Director: Peter Mussbach

Bad Gandersheim Cathedral Festival

• 1998: Hamlet by William Shakespeare - Ophelia - Director: Barbara Kröger

Frankfurt theater

• 1998: Wassa Schelesnowa by Maxim Gorki - Ludmilla - Director: Peter Eschberg
• 1998: Troerinnen von Euripides - Athene - directed by Peter Eschberg
• 1997: Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen - Aase - directed by Tom Kühnel and Robert Schuster
• 1997: The lovely round dance by Werner Schwab - Director: Amélie Niermeyer
• 1997: The Glass Menagerie of Tennessee Williams - Laura - Director: Thomas Schulte-Michels
• 1997: Preparations for Immortality by Peter Handke - traveler storyteller - director: Hans Hollmann
• 1997: Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett - Knabe - Directed by Tom Kühnel and Robert Schuster
• 1996: What you want from William Shakespeare - Viola - Director: Amélie Niermeyer
• 1996: Weismann and Red Face by George Tabori - Ruthi - Director: Jessica Steinke
• 1996: The theater-makers of Thomas Bernhard - daughter - Director: Peter Berg Esch
• 1995: The Talisman by Johann Nestroy - Salome - Director: Peter Eschberg
• 1995: The Prince of Homburg by Heinrich von Kleist - Natalie - Director: Amélie Niermeyer
• 1995: New York - New York by Marlene Streeruwitz - Lulu - Director: Thirza Bruncken
• 1994: Illness or Modern Women by Elfriede Jelinek - Woman - Director: Anselm Weber
• 1994: Go under - song recital - director: Peter Lerchbaumer
• 1994: The Threepenny Opera by Bertolt Brecht / Kurt Weill - Lucy - Director: Hans Hollmann
• 1994: Master builder Solness by Henrik Ibsen - Hilde Wangel - director: Peter Eschberg
• 1994: Tartuffe by Molière - Marianne - Director: Jürgen Gosch

Kammerspiele Munich

• 1991: Stella by Johann Wolfgang Goethe - Lucie - Director: Thomas Langhoff

Awards

• 2015: Invitation to the Theatertreffen Berlin with "The Ridiculous Darkness"
• 2006: Invitation to the Theatertreffen Berlin with "Much Ado About Nothing"
• 2005: Bavarian Culture Prize from E.ON Bayern AG
• 2005: Bronzener Pinter ( Vienna Theater Prize )
• 2001: German Critics' Prize for Theater

literature

• Eva Corino: Eva Corino goes through town and asks. In: Berliner Zeitung . Berlin, June 24, 2000.
• Reinhard Wenigierek: Outside everything is an abyss. In: The world . Berlin, July 3, 2001.
• Sibylle Fritsch: Playing for the good and the beautiful. In: Salzburger Nachrichten . Salzburg, February 19, 2005.
• Classic meeting point. Interview with Otto Brusatti in ORF Kulturcafe, Ö1, Vienna, April 1, 2006.
• Ronald Pohl: Erotica on the net, longing in the heart. In: The Standard . Vienna, March 31, 2006.
• Cover story in: The Stage . 3rd edition. Vienna, March 2006.
• Petra Rathmanner: I feel freer on stage today. In: Wiener Zeitung . Vienna, December 24, 2008.

Web links

• Literature by and about Dorothee Hartinger in the catalog of the German National Library
• Dorothee Hartinger in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Dorothee Hartinger at filmportal.de
• Dorothee Hartinger at the Störzel agency

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