Gardi Hutter

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Gardi Hutter as Jeanne d'ArPpo

Gardi Hutter (born March 5, 1953 in Altstätten SG ) is a Swiss actress and author and above all a clown - comedian with her own cabaret programs, mostly away from circus arenas.

Since 1981 Gardi Hutter has toured with her "Clownesken Theater" so far through 35 countries with over 3700 performances. She created nine full-length plays, a circus program, three musicals and received 17 art awards.

Life

Gardi Hutter began her three-year classical acting and theater education training at the Zurich Acting Academy at the age of 21 and worked in both professions for a year. She then spent three years in Italy with Mario Gonzales , Pantalone des Théâtre du Soleil , Nani Colombaioni from I Colombaioni , known for the Fellini film I Clowns and Ferruccio Cainero from the Teatro Ingenuo .

From the 1980s she appeared on cabaret stages in Switzerland and neighboring countries. In addition to German and English, she speaks Italian and French. Since she is not dependent on language mediation with her clown theater, there were live performances and television recordings in thirteen countries, including Eastern Europe, South and North America.

For the national celebration of 700 years Confederation she played in 1991 as Pure Mach-clown in the National Council chamber of the Swiss parliament, the Fool . She was a co-author at the 700 Years Altstätten Festival in her hometown in 1998. In the winter 1997/98 season she took on an actor role in the production of Romulus the Great at the Schauspielhaus Zurich . Gardi Hutter has already appeared on various occasions with her programs at the Arosa Humor Festival , including its 20th edition in 2011.

Hutter is the mother of the singer Neda Cainero and the percussionist Juri Cainero, who are on stage with her in the Gaia Gaudi production . Hutter also writes children's books.

Quote

“If you want to become a clown, you have to create your own character, you have to find something of your own, and that is not possible without major crises. If you're a woman, you still have fundamental doubts as to whether it's even possible. You don't have the models that have already proven that it works. "

Works

Books

Your Mamma mia! -Children's books published by Nord-Süd Verlag were illustrated by Catherine Louis and translated into several languages:

  • Mamma mia! Leave the magic. North-South, Gossau / Zurich 1997.
  • Mamma mia! What did we cry. North-South, Zurich 1999.
  • Mamma mia! Do not go. North-South, Zurich 2001.

A children's story was also published by Sauerländer Verlag, with color pictures by Peter Gut :

  • The small lake and the sea. Sauerländer, Aarau 2001.

Audio documents

  • Mamma mia! Leave the magic. / Mamma mia! What did we cry. (Both schwyzertüütsch). Audio CD, Jumbo, 2000, ISBN 978-3-89592-466-8 .

Movies

  • 1989: Fata Morgana (actress; production: Cinégroupe, director: M. Schillig)
  • 1993: Hanna & Rocky (actress and co-screenwriter; director: Beat Kuert, script: Hutter / Kuert)
  • 2006: Everything stays different (actress; director: Güzin Kar )
  • 2007: Tell (actress; director: Mike Eschmann )

Stage programs

  • 1981: Jeanne d'ArPpo - The brave Hanna. Solo (by Cainero and Hutter, directed by Ferruccio Cainero)
  • 1984: Abra Catastrofe - A witch's comedy. With Minnie Marx (by Cainero and Hutter and Marx, directed by Ferruccio Cainero)
  • 1988: Such a cheese solo (by Cainero and Hutter and Mark Wetter, directed by Ferruccio Cainero)
  • 1994: secretary wanted. With Eric Amton Rohner (by Cainero, Hutter, Barbara Frey, directed by Ferruccio Cainero)
  • 1998: Life is fun enough as it is. With Ueli Bichsel (by and with Ueli Bichsel and Gardi Hutter)
  • 2000: Hanna & Knill. At the Swiss National Circus Knie ) (6 clown acts with Ueli Bichsel, Neda and Maite)
  • 2003: The prompter. Solo (Director: Fritzi Bisenz + Ueli Bichsel)
  • 2010: The seamstress. Solo (by Gardi Hutter and Michael Vogel, directed by Michael Vogel (Flöz family)
  • 2014: Wanderful. With Sandra Studer and Michael von der Heide
  • 2019: GAIA GAUDI. Gardi Hutter & Co, from February 6th to 10th in the Ufa factory in Berlin

International awards

literature

  • Susann u. Hansueli Moser-Ehinger: Gardi Hutter - the clowner. Panorama, Altstätten 1985, 1985, 1986, ISBN 978-3-907506-85-1 .
  • Lys Wiedmer-Zingg: Annual mirror from Swiss celebrities. Hallwag, Bern 1990.
  • Catherine Prélaz: Les Suisses qui font rire. Promoéditions, Geneva 1991.
  • Benita Cantieni: In private. Orell Füssli, Zurich 1994.
  • Sara Baumann: Gardi Hutter . In: Andreas Kotte (Ed.): Theater Lexikon der Schweiz . Volume 2, Chronos, Zurich 2005, ISBN 3-0340-0715-9 , p. 893 f.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ https://www.gardihutter.com/de
  2. ↑ https://www.nzz.ch/feuilleton/gardi-hutter-in-hochform-mit-einer-roten-nase-ist-der-tod-ein-witz-ld.1428398
  3. ↑ The seamstress. Alsace Culture, 2009, accessed May 31, 2012 .
personal data
SURNAME Hutter, Gardi
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss actress and author
DATE OF BIRTH March 5, 1953
PLACE OF BIRTH Altstätten SG