Fred Praski
Fred Praski (born April 4, 1915 in Greifswald ; † December 25, 1993 in Berlin ) was a German actor , singer and director .
Life
Fred Praski experienced his childhood and youth in his native Greifswald. Here he got his first engagement as a singer at the Greifswald Theater from 1936 to 1938 . During the Second World War he was taken prisoner by the Soviets and worked there in the Antifa-Aktiv .
Back in Germany, Fred Praski got a job at the Leipzig Operetta Theater as a singer and director. In the mid-1950s he became director of the GDR State Folk Art Ensemble. From 1968 to 1971 he was director of the Central Studio for Entertainment Arts . He became well known for his staging of major events, sometimes with several hundred participants. In several television plays he acted as an actor.
Fred Praski was married to the ballet dancer , choreographer and ballet director Lilo Gruber .
Filmography
- 1966: Blue light : One man too many (TV series)
- 1966: The prosecutor has the floor: Bummel-Benno (TV series)
- 1967: The prosecutor has the floor: My sister
Direction of major events
- 1955: Memorial rally for Friedrich Engels in the congress hall of the Ministry of Finance of the GDR
- 1956: Festival program for the 10th birthday of the FDJ in Berlin
- 1958: Festive program at the end of the fifth party congress of the SED in the Ernst Thälmann pioneer park in Berlin
- 1959: Closing event of the press festival of the newspaper Neues Deutschland in the Deutsche Sporthalle Berlin
- 1966: Opening program of the 8th GDR Workers' Festival in Potsdam
- 1972: Opening program of the 14th GDR Workers' Festival in Schwerin
- 1973: Opening program of the 10th World Festival of Youth and Students in Berlin
- 1974: Opening program of the 15th GDR Workers' Festival in Erfurt
- 1974: Opening program for the 25th birthday of the GDR in Berlin's Friedrichstadt-Palast
Director theater
- 1953: Berr / Verneuil: My sister and I ( Städtisches Theater Leipzig - Operetta theater )
actor
- 1951: Franz Lehár : Zigeunerliebe - Director: Willi Auerbach ( Städtisches Theater Leipzig - Operetta Theater)
- 1960: Paul Dessau : The Condemnation of Lukullus (Koch) - Director: Ruth Berghaus / Erhard Fischer ( Deutsche Staatsoper Berlin )
- 1961: Kurt Schwaen after Georg Büchner : Leonce and Lena (König) - Director: Erich-Alexander Winds (Deutsche Staatsoper Berlin - Apollosaal)
- 1961: Pavel Kohout : The Third Sister (Halena) - Director: Karl Paryla ( Deutsches Theater Berlin - Kammerspiele)
- 1962: Peter Hacks : The Worries and the Power ( Shawm Players ) - Director:? (German Theater Berlin)
- 1962: Nikolai Pogodin : The Man with the Gun (Sailor Dymow) - Director: Horst Schönemann (Deutsches Theater Berlin)
- 1964: Horia Lovinescu : Fever - Director: Gotthard Müller (Deutsches Theater Berlin)
- 1964: Carl Sternheim : 1913 (Schneider) - Director: Fritz Bornemann (Deutsches Theater Berlin - Kammerspiele)
- 1965: Anton Chekhov : The Marriage Proposal (Tschubukow) - directed by Wolfram Krempel ( Volksbühne Berlin - Theater on the 3rd floor)
- 1967: Helmut Baierl after Wladimir Majakowski : Mysterium buffo - Variant for Germany (Unreiner) - Director: Wolfgang Pintzka (Volksbühne Berlin)
- 1967: William Shakespeare : The Merry Wives of Windsor (landlord) - Director: Harald Engelmann / Hans-Joachim Martens / Volkmar Neumann (Volksbühne Berlin)
Awards
- 1959: Prize for national artistic creation, 1st class
- 1973: banner of collective labor
Web links
- Fred Praski in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Fred Praski at filmportal.de
Individual evidence
- ^ Fred Praski with Lilo Gruber in the archive database of the Akademie der Künste
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Praski, Fred |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German singer, actor and director |
DATE OF BIRTH | April 4, 1915 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Greifswald |
DATE OF DEATH | December 25, 1993 |
Place of death | Berlin |