Helga Labudda

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Helga Labudda (aka Helga Magdalena Liebau, née Labudda) (born April 27, 1935 in Zschornewitz , Bitterfeld district , Province of Saxony , † April 20, 2014 in Berlin ) was a German actress .

Labudda began her artistic path with the German television radio . She then played theater in Potsdam for two years , including as Isabella in Der Richter von Zalamea , Eve in Der zerbrochne Krug , Luise in Kabale und Liebe and Natascha in a theater version of War and Peace .

Wolfgang Heinz let her play the role of Natascha at the Volksbühne Berlin and brought her to the Deutsches Theater in 1963 . Here she first portrayed Neli in Horia Lovinescu's play Fever and then Ophelia in Hamlet , both as a partner of Horst Drinda . At the Deutsches Theater she was seen again as Natascha in War and Peace .

Gravestone in the Berlin-Kaulsdorf cemetery

Until 1968 she portrayed the woman puppet doctor pill on television alongside Angela Brunner . She also appeared in several feature and television films. In the multi-part Wolf Among Wolves based on Hans Fallada , she played Violet von Prackwitz, a precocious teenager, and in The Best Years , again at Drinda's side, a modern young woman. In the role of Monika Büttner she was part of the cast of all four parts of the television production Aber Vati! .

Labudda died in 2014 and was buried in the Berlin-Kaulsdorf cemetery.

Her husband Hans Liebau (1929–1994) published several works as an art historian.

Filmography (selection)

theatre

Radio plays

Helga Labudda's grave in the Kaulsdorf cemetery

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Helga Labudda on defa-sternstunden.de, accessed August 27, 2012

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personal data
SURNAME Labudda, Helga
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress
DATE OF BIRTH April 27, 1935
PLACE OF BIRTH Zschornewitz , Bitterfeld District , Saxony Province , German Empire
DATE OF DEATH April 20, 2014
Place of death Berlin