Hans Kremer

Hans Kremer (* 1954 ) is a German theater - and film - actor and spokesman .

Live and act

Hans Kremer grew up in West Berlin and studied acting at the Hanover University of Music and Theater . Director Jürgen Flimm brought him to the Schauspiel Köln in 1980 . In 1982 he was named "Actor of the Year" by the magazine " Theater heute " (Theatertreffen with Leonce and Lena , directed by Jürgen Flimm). With Flimm he went to Hamburg to the Thalia Theater and stayed there for fifteen years. In 1986 he received the Boy Gobert Prize for his title role in Peer Gynt . From 2001 to 2009 he was an ensemble player under Frank Baumbauer at the Münchner Kammerspiele , where he has been with Johan Simons again since 2012.

He worked with the directors Ruth Berghaus , George Tabori , Robert Wilson , Alexander Lang , Yoshi Oida , Andreas Kriegenburg , Luk Perceval , Jossi Wieler , Thomas Ostermeier and Johan Simons . Hans Kremer repeatedly plays roles in film and television, among others with directors such as Andreas Dresen , Margarethe von Trotta and Reinhard Hauff , in whose film Stammheim , which was awarded the Golden Bear, he played a leading role.

Kremer works regularly as a speaker for WDR , BR and audio book publishers.

Together with the artist and life partner Isabelle Krötsch, he founded the artist collective / art salon Freies.Feld in Munich, which creates the basis for interdisciplinary projects.

In 2013 they realized the “DantonDenkRaum” in the anatomy of the LMU Munich . A catalog was created by Bureau Mirko Borsche with an introductory text by Sabine Magnet. Georg Büchner is one of the most important authors in Hans Kremer's work. Stations of this include joining as Prince Leonce, Danton in the direction of Ruth Berghaus in 1989, Thalia Theater, Lenz in the direction of Jürgen Flimm, which he developed independently in order to shoot Büchner.Lenz.Leben with Isabelle Krötsch had its cinema premiere on January 20, 2014 at the Arena Filmtheater in Munich. Furthermore, I. Krötsch and Hans Kremer are working on their in-house format LAUT.MALEN, currently on view in the Werkraum of the Münchner Kammerspiele with LENZ.LEBEN - LAUT.MALEN in collaboration with the Japanese pianist Masako Ohta.

Filmography (selection)

• 1986: Stammheim
• 1990: The Children (TV series, six episodes)
• 1994: crime scene - songbird
• 1995: The Promise
• 1995–1999: Double use (TV series, 23 episodes)
• 1997: Tatort - Inflagranti
• 1997: Mendel
• 1998: crime scene - burns
• 2001: Police call 110 - Seascape with girls
• 2001: crime scene - exile!
• 2001: Tatort - Hazard!
• 2001: The Beasts (TV series, twelve episodes)
• 2003: Police call 110 - The battle
• 2004: The bull from Tölz: Sweet temptation
• 2004: Bella Block : Behind the Mirrors
• 2005: Bloch - My daughter's friend
• 2005: Willenbrock
• 2008: The Red Dot
• 2008: my mother, my brother and me!
• 2008: Police call 110 - How is the world so quiet
• 2009: The Rosenheim Cops - An almost perfect plan
• 2010: Frogs don't sneak
• 2012: Rommel
• 2013: The taste of apple seeds
• 2013: Büchner.Lenz.Leben

Radio plays

• 2005: Michaela Melián : Föhrenwald - Director: Michaela Melián (radio play - BR )
• 2006: Federico Fellini: The Journey of Giuseppe Mastorna - Director: Felix Partenzi (radio play - WDR)
• 2014: Tom Peukert : Paradise - Director: Annette Kurth (radio play - WDR )
• 2015: Elfriede Jelinek : Wirtschaftskomödie - Director: Leonhard Koppelmann (radio play (6 parts) - BR / DKultur )

Web links

• Sound carrier by Hans Kremer in the catalog of the German National Library
• Hans Kremer in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Biography on the website of the Münchner Kammerspiele