Helmut Brennicke

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Helmut Gustav Walter Brennicke (born March 12, 1918 in Berlin ; † October 31, 2005 in Krailling , Starnberg district , Upper Bavaria ) was a German actor , director , radio drama speaker , acting teacher and author .

Life

Born in Berlin, he attended drama school immediately after graduating from high school. At the age of 19 he made his debut as an actor at a Berlin theater in 1937. From 1941 he also worked as a theater director. In the same year he turned to the radio and was employed there in the same position. So he had to constantly coordinate both functions.

After the war he went to Munich , where he joined the radio station Radio Munich , the forerunner of Bavarian broadcasting . Since 1949 he worked in the news department in a leading position.

Since 1946 he worked in the radio play department as an editor and director. In addition to classical plays by William Shakespeare , Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and Molière, he also staged numerous works by contemporary authors. The ARD radio play archive lists more than 100 productions in which he was the director. These included, for example, Iphigenie auf Tauris from 1946, with Angela von Courten , Hans Christian Blech and Benno Sterzenbach , Der Wundertätige Magus from 1948, with Anneliese Fleyen-Schmidt , Hanns Stein and Heinz-Günter Stamm , and Julius Caesar from 1956, with Kurt Horwitz , Arthur Menz and Alice Treff . In some radio plays he also appeared as a speaker himself.

He has also worked as a director for several audio game labels. For example, for Ariola at the children's radio plays Kasperl as a cowboy , Kasperl at the Eskimos and Kasperl and the castle ghost or for Maritim at Kasperle's new adventures and children, are you all there?

Helmut Brennicke, whose hobby was classical music , also worked as an acting teacher and author of several books, including Der Weg zur Diskothek from 1959 and ... rarely advertised ... satire, carnival programs, carnival from 1969.

He was married to the actress Rosemarie Lang (* May 27, 1922, † July 12, 1996). She also appeared frequently as a speaker in radio play productions, which her husband directed. The son Michael Brennicke also became an actor, as did his adopted daughter Nadeshda Brennicke . His son Thomas Brennicke was a radio presenter and head of the light music department at Bayerischer Rundfunk for many years .

The couple's urn grave is located in the Gauting Forest Cemetery , field 73, row 4, no.

Radio plays

As a director

  • 1946: Iphigenia on Tauris - Author: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  • 1946: Lilofee
  • 1946: Dr. med. Job Praetorius - Author: Curt Goetz
  • 1946: three men on one horse
  • 1946: The merciful laugh
  • 1946: Finding the law in 1934 - Author: Bertolt Brecht
  • 1946: The mold paradise
  • 1946: The pigeon in hand - Author: Curt Goetz
  • 1947: The honeymoon
  • 1947: Finding the law in 1934 (also role: public prosecutor) - Author: Bertolt Brecht
  • 1947: The will
  • 1947: Elga - Author: Gerhart Hauptmann
  • 1947: The Soldier Tanaka - Author: Georg Kaiser
  • 1947: The suicide
  • 1947: Antigone - Author: Walter Hasenclever
  • 1947: The conspiracy against Christmas
  • 1948: The vicious Mr. Tschuh
  • 1948: Heroic Comedy - Author: Ferdinand Bruckner
  • 1948: The Importance of Being Serious (Editing and Direction) - Author: Oscar Wilde
  • 1948: Der Weg nach Solbakken (adaptation and direction) - literary source: Synnove Solbakken (story) by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson
  • 1948: Undine (adaptation and direction) - author: Jean Giraudoux
  • 1948: The Miraculous Magus - Author: Pedro Calderón de la Barca
  • 1949: the liar
  • 1949: The night that preceded victory
  • 1949: The Return of the Prodigal Son - Author: André Gide
  • 1949: Leonce and Lena - Author: Georg Büchner
  • 1950: The golden pot - Author: ETA Hoffmann
  • 1950: Lanzelot and Sanderein
  • 1950: Daniel Webster was such a man
  • 1951: The great midwifery art - Author: Robert Walter
  • 1951: Bathsheba - Author: André Gide
  • 1951: Pan (also speaker) - Author: Knut Hamsun
  • 1951: The story of Tsar Joann and the beautiful Axinja - Author: Henry von Heiseler
  • 1951: Mariechen von Nymwegen
  • 1952: On the way to paradise
  • 1953: If it were that easy - Author: Jürgen von Hollander
  • 1953: Moby-Dick - Author: Herman Melville
  • 1953: Daughter of the Wilderness - Author: Eduard Mörike
  • 1953: Marie Tudor - Author: Victor Hugo
  • 1953: The Secret of Castile
  • 1954: The glass armor
  • 1954: Germelshausen
  • 1955: Merlin is everywhere (also speaker) - Author: Georg Schwarz
  • 1955: Dr. Dr. Hippolyt Leibetseder - Author: Josef Martin Bauer
  • 1955: The Brothers (also speaker) - Author: Susanne Carwin
  • 1956: You are not traveling, Miss von Montijo (also speaker)
  • 1956: The band of robbers
  • 1956: The Ochsenfurt men's quartet
  • 1956: The brothers
  • 1957: The street
  • 1957: Volpone - Writer: Ben Jonson
  • 1957: the last trip
  • 1957: The border
  • 1958: The train to Debrecen
  • 1959: Catullus and Clodia - Author: Wilhelm Herzog
  • 1960: Cain's brother died in vain - Author: Moscheh Ya'akov Ben-Gavriêl
  • 1963: This side of the great river
  • 1983: Palm trees cast short shadows
  • 1984: Where is Mrs. Fels?

Only as a speaker

literature

  • Karl Strute and Theodor Doelken: Who's Who in the Arts and Literature , Vol. II Applied Arts and Music / edit. 3 ed. Zurich: Red Series, 1982 (English).

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Cemetery administration of the community of Gauting : full name, dates of death and information on the grave, as well as confirmation of his date of birth and life dates of the wife
  2. hoerspielwelten.de ( Memento from February 7, 2016 in the Internet Archive )
  3. ^ BR editorial staff for classical and jazz: Thomas Brennicke was the son of Hellmut Brennicke; asked on September 5, 2012