Enrico Stolzenburg

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Enrico Stolzenburg (* 1973 in East Berlin ) is a German theater director , sound artist and professor at the Berlin University of the Arts .

Live and act

Stolzenburg grew up in a German-Chilean family in East Berlin . His great-grandfather Albert Stolzenburg and his grandfather Freimut Stolzenburg were communist revolutionaries and resistance fighters.

At first Stolzenburg staged with independent theater groups in Berlin. From 1995 to 1998 he was assistant director at the Berliner Ensemble . Here he worked for Thomas Heise and as a stage manager for Robert Wilson . Stolzenburg then completed a degree in directing at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin . In 2004, he staged his diploma thesis at Berliner bat with Werwolf by Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Harry Baer . During his studies, he worked as assistant director to Thomas Ostermeier at the Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz . In addition to Ostermeier, Manfred Karge , Peter Zadek and Wolfgang Engler were among his most important teachers.

From 2007 to 2010 Stolzenburg taught at the Music Faculty of the Berlin University of the Arts. From 2011 to 2012 he worked there as a visiting professor in specialist singing / music theater and staged five world premieres by young composers for the 13th Munich Biennale under the title “A Game of Fives”.

His work as a lecturer has taken him to Finland, Greece, Latvia, South Korea and Japan. At the Helsinki Theater Academy he led the Brecht seminar for three years on the courses in acting, directing and drama writing. For the New York University Berlin he teaches in the program "Stanislawski, Brecht and Beyond".

Since October 2014 he has been teaching as a professor at the Berlin University of the Arts in the Acting - Training for Contemporary Theater course.

Directorial work

Stolzenburg worked as a director at the schaubühne , at the Deutsches Theater in Berlin , at the City Theater Bern , at the Freiburg Theater , at Theater Konstanz and at the Theater Magdeburg . At the German National Theater in Weimar , he worked from 2013 as a staff director.

His work outside Germany includes two world premieres in Helsinki at the Viirus Theater and the Kiasma Museum of Contemporary Art, as well as a Japanese premiere at the Seika Theater in Osaka.

Productions (selection)

Works (selection)

Since 2006 Stolzenburg has also been working as a sound artist at home and abroad. In addition to experimental music theater, he continuously realizes formats such as installations and listening courses, often in cooperation with people from various artistic disciplines.

  • 2006: Docks I + II by Daniel Ott (world premiere), Rheinhafen Basel
  • 2007: Landscape. 29/7 by Daniel Ott (world premiere), Summer Music Days Hitzacker
  • 2008: Error 90/91 music video by Enrico Stolzenburg and Dietrich Eichmann, Zeitgenössische Oper Berlin / John-Lennon-Gymnasium
  • 2009: View towards the south by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Days for New Chamber Music Witten
  • 2010: Before the day of Lukas Berchtold, Helmut Lemke , Daniel Ott, Kirsten Reese, Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Festival Rümlingen
  • 2010: Klangexpedition, Der Klingende Berg, Klangballon and Stadtrundklang by Zoro Babel , Daniel Ott, Sebastian Quack, Kirsten Reese, Erwin Stache , Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Festival “MitteDrin”, Netzwerk Neue Musik , Eisenach
  • 2011: Cross flow and landscape format by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Days for New Chamber Music Witten
  • 2012: A Game of Fives by Lea Muir, Cathy van Eck, Iñigo Giner Miranda, Abel Paúl, Yoav Pasovsky (five world premieres), 13th Munich Biennale
  • 2013: Debate by Kirsten Reese and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Donaueschinger Musiktage
  • 2013: November 9, 1938 - sound installation for the November pogrom by Kirsten Reese and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Theaterplatz Weimar
  • 2013: Listen to this city! Listening course through downtown Magdeburg by Dag Kemser, Kirsten Reese and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere)
  • 2015: Phantom Synchron by Daniel Ott, Sebastian Quack, Kirsten Reese, Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Kunstfest Weimar
  • 2015: Stadt Land Tram by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), ZeitRäume Basel
  • 2016: Sampuogn - Schlag 9 by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Festival Rümlingen
  • 2016: The Bock - Fortress Europe by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Festival Rainy Days Luxembourg
  • 2017: Stadthaus I-III by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere) Musikkollegium Winterthur
  • 2017: Mittelland burned down by Daniel Ott, Enrico Stolzenburg and Malte Ubenauf (world premiere), Niedersächsische Musiktage
  • 2019: Fin al Cunfin by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Altfinstermünz
  • 2019: Outside City Inside Rooms by Daniel Ott and Enrico Stolzenburg (world premiere), Münster Symphony Orchestra

Prices

  • 2008: Error 90/91 Young Ears Prize “Music and Media” with Dietrich Eichmann

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Big crossing: 80 years ago the ship “Winnipeg” saved refugees from Spain. In: berliner-zeitung.de , September 1, 2019.
  2. ↑ Handbook of Baden-Württemberg History, 4th excerpt from books.google.de , accessed on June 18, 2020.
  3. ^ Stalin and German Communism. Excerpt from books.google.de , accessed on June 18, 2020.
  4. ^ The revolution of 1918/19 in Baden. Excerpt from books.google.de , accessed on June 18, 2020.
  5. ↑ a b c Enrico Stolzenburg on the website of the University of the Arts Berlin, accessed on November 25, 2019
personal data
SURNAME Stolzenburg, Enrico
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German theater director
DATE OF BIRTH 1973
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin