Horst Hawemann
Horst Hawemann (born February 4, 1940 in Glogau / Silesia ; † July 13, 2011 in Berlin ) was a German theater director .
Life
Hawemann studied at the Moscow Theater School and later worked for many years as a writer and director at the Theater of Friendship . For the last few years he has been living freelance in Berlin, where he taught at the Berlin University of the Arts . Among his best-known works for the stage were “Kokori” (1979), “The Cat” (1986) and “Immer schön tiger” (1992). His production of Nikolai Robertowitsch Erdman's “ The Suicide ” was shown during the 1989 Theatertreffen both in East Berlin and played in West Berlin.
In addition to his productions at German theaters, he was also active in Russia, Austria, Belgium and Switzerland. Hawemann worked with Peter Ensikat . Together they translated Georgian fairy tales, among other things, which they performed on stages. In addition to directing, Hawemann also published about theater work. He died in 2011 of cancer diagnosed the year before.
In 1972 he was awarded the GDR Art Prize.
He is buried in the Evangelical Cemetery of the Rahnsdorf-Wilhelmshagen community (Saarower Weg 51), Department C.
theatre
- Director
- 1967: Mikhail Swetlow : Play before the enemy ( Theater of Friendship )
- 1968: Claus Hammel : Tomorrow comes the chimney sweep (Theater of Friendship)
- 1968: Vera Lyubimowa : Snowball (Theater of Friendship)
- 1969: Heinz Czechowski : King Drosselbart (Theater of Friendship)
- 1969: Pawel Maljarewski : Das Rübchen - Direction with Peter Ensikat (Theater of Friendship)
- 1969: Heinz Kahlau : model student (theater of friendship)
- 1969: Bosko Trifunovic : The fairy tale of the emperor and the shepherd (theater of friendship)
- 1970: G. Nachutzrischwili : Tschintschraka (Theater of Friendship)
- 1971: Friedrich Gerlach : The Lords of the Beach (Theater of Friendship)
- 1972: Erich Blach : The Amber Brigade (Theater of Friendship)
- 1972: Bosco Trifunovic : The fairy tale of the emperor and the shepherd (theater of friendship)
- 1973: Elke Erb / Adolf Endler : The humpback horse (Theater of Friendship)
- 1975: Elfriede Brüning : High Treason (Theater of Friendship)
- 1975: Georgi Polonski : Let's wait for Monday (Theater of Friendship)
- 1988: Lope de Vega : La Dama Boba ( Volksbühne Berlin )
- 1989: Michail Bulgakow : Dog Heart (Volksbühne Berlin)
- 1991: Anton Chekhov : On the big street (Volksbühne Berlin)
- 1991 Gilgamesh (Volksbühne Berlin)
- actor
- 1968: Hans-Albert Pederzani : Your own head - Director: Heiner Möbius ( Theater of Friendship )
- 1970: Heinz Hall / Manfred Nitschke : A river that is called love (Korvettenkapitän Richter) - Director: Heiner Möbius (Theater of Friendship)
- 1971: Hans-Dieter Schmidt : Tinko (The Homecoming) - Director: Peter Ensikat (Theater of Friendship)
- author
- 1977: Tschapai ... Tschapai ... Tschapajew - Director: Joachim Siebenschuh / Mirjana Erceg ( Theater of Friendship )
- 1979: Kokori - also directed (Theater of Friendship)
- 1985: King Drosselbart and the girl princess - Director: Carl-Hermann Risse (Theater of Friendship)
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Theater an der Parkaue: Horst Hawemann ( Memento of the original from December 13, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ^ Nachtkritik.de : Theater director Horst Hawemann died on July 14, 2011.
- ↑ rbb nachrichten: Mourning the theater director Horst Hawemann , from July 14, 2011.
- ↑ Winner of the GDR Art Prize 1972 , In: Neues Deutschland , June 7, 1972, p. 4
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Hawemann, Horst |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German theater director |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 4th February 1940 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Glogau, Silesia |
| DATE OF DEATH | July 13, 2011 |
| Place of death | Berlin |