Georg Kleinecke

Georg Kleinecke ( January 20, 1852 in Jüterbog - October 29, 1900 in Hanover ) was a German theater actor and writer .

Life

Kleinecke made his debut without ever having had any dramatic training in Düsseldorf, then was engaged in Sondershausen, Magdeburg, Zurich, Graz, Breslau, Cologne, Danzig, Hamburg, Dessau and finally from 1896 at the Residenztheater Hanover until his death.

His last role was the "advocate" in Women's Square . Kleinecke was richly talented as a character actor. His achievements such as "President Walter", "Wallenstein", "Tell", "Faust", "Count Traft", "Kaiser Heinrich" and "Lieutenant Colonel Schwartze" were unanimously recognized.

He was also active as a writer.

Works

1892: picaresque songs of a traveling comedian
1900: New picaresque songs

literature

Ludwig Eisenberg : Georg Kleinecke . In: Large biographical lexicon of the German stage in the XIX. Century. Paul List, Leipzig 1903, p. 513 ( daten.digitale-sammlungen.de ).

Web links

Short biography and information on Georg Kleinecke's work at Literaturport

Individual evidence

↑ Ludwig Sittenfeld: History of the Breslau Theater 1841 - 1900 . Verlag Preuß & Jünger, Breslau 1909, The Praise Theater and the Thaliatheater under Georg Schönfeldt, p. 224 ( archive.org ).

personal data
SURNAME	Kleinecke, Georg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German theater actor and writer
DATE OF BIRTH	January 20, 1852
PLACE OF BIRTH	Jueterbog
DATE OF DEATH	October 29, 1900
Place of death	Hanover

[1] Ludwig Sittenfeld: History of the Breslau Theater 1841 - 1900 . Verlag Preuß & Jünger, Breslau 1909, The Praise Theater and the Thaliatheater under Georg Schönfeldt, p. 224 ( archive.org ).