Fritz Schröder-Jahn

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Fritz Schröder-Jahn (born October 13, 1908 in Görlitz , † December 27, 1980 in Hamburg ) was a German radio play director , actor and speaker. He was awarded the War Blind Radio Play Prize four times .

Life

Before the Second World War, Fritz Schröder-Jahn worked as an actor, from 1939 at the Berlin Schiller Theater under Heinrich George . After the end of the war he came to Radio Hamburg, the later NWDR , as an announcer and news anchor. In 1954, the NWDR and the SWF produced "the most famous radio play in radio history", Unter dem Milchwald by Dylan Thomas . With Philemon and Baucis (1956), The Temptation (1958), The Good God of Manhattan (1958) and Nachtprogramm (1965), pieces by Fritz Schröder-Jahn were awarded the War Blind Radio Play Prize.

“Before the war, radio plays were nothing more than plays telephoned,” Schröder-Jahn told Telegraf in 1972, the year he retired . “I find radio play much more interesting than television play ; one can take one's imagination for a longer walk. In addition, radio plays can do what is hardly possible with theater and television: improvising. Everything has to go according to plan there, not with the radio play. My method, for example, is that after a short rehearsal I have a recording made. On the basis of this recording I can then talk through everything with the actors. "

Fritz Schröder-Jahn was "First Director" at NDR . His successor was Hans Rosenhauer in 1972 .

Filmography

Director

  • 1953: Under the spell of the Guarneri (TV play)
  • 1953: The Locked Door - television play
  • 1954: The devil drives in 3rd class - television play
  • 1958: Biedermann and the arsonists (after Max Frisch ) - television play
  • 1958: The case de la Roncière - televised play
  • 1960: The Metamorphosis - TV play
  • 1960: The Hour of Antigone - television play
  • 1961: Time of the Innocent - TV play

actor

Radio plays

Until 1950

1951-1955

1956-1960

1961-1965

1966-1970

From 1971

Only as a speaker

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