Inge Debelts

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Inge Debelts (born February 16, 1932 in Stollhamm , Free State of Oldenburg ; † January 24, 2019 in Nordenham ) was a German theater actress , theater director and author who published mostly in Low German .

Life

Growing up in Nordenham, Inge Debelts wanted to become an actress at an early age. After finishing high school and higher commercial school , however, she first did a commercial apprenticeship .

Debelts fulfilled her wish to act in 1967. She became an amateur actress at the Low German stage "Waterkant" , which belongs to the Bremerhaven City Theater , where she played for a total of 17 years. In 1981 Debelts and her family moved back to their homeland in Nordenham, where two years later she was one of the founders of the Low German stage “De Plattdütschen” . In the following years she made a name for herself as a director and author far beyond the borders of the Wesermarsch . Her plays in Low and High German are performed all over Germany. She also wrote Low German poems and short stories .

Inge Debelts was married and had two children.

Honors

Works (excerpts)

Standard German

  • Mutiny on RS Eumel , science fiction comedy in three acts, 1996
  • The Free Bible Study , Schwank in Three Acts, 1996
  • Anchillis fever , short game, 1997
  • Junkie , play in three acts, 2000
  • The fertile Willi Comedy in three acts, 2002

Low German

  • Willi, de Fruchtbore , comedy in three acts, Karl Mahnke Theaterverlag , Verden 1995
  • De free Bibelstünn , Low German Schwank in three acts, Karl Mahnke Theaterverlag, Verden 1995
  • Meuteree up RS Eumel , science fiction comedy in three acts, Karl Mahnke Theaterverlag, Verden 1996
  • Junkie , Low German play in three acts, distributor and publisher of German stage writers and stage composers, Norderstedt 1997
  • Amtmann Kreyenboom un siene Reputatschon , Low German comedy in three acts, music by Hergen Hasemann , distributor and publisher of German stage writers and stage composers, Norderstedt 1997
  • Albrecht brukt 'n therapy , comedy in three acts, Ostfriesischer Theaterverlag, Westoverledingen 1997
  • Numms tohuus bi Brinkmanns , Low German comedy in three acts, distributor and publisher of German stage writers and stage composers, Norderstedt 2001
  • Geiht nich gifft nich , Low German comedy in four acts, distributor and publisher of German stage writers and stage composers, Norderstedt 2001
  • Tweemal söss Correct comedy in four acts, Karl Mahnke Theaterverlag, Verden 2007
  • Carlo kummt in a catalog , comedy in five acts, Karl Mahnke Theaterverlag, Verden 2009

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Obituary notice Inge Debelts
  2. ↑ Peter Hansen: Inge Debelts on niederdeutsche-literatur.de, accessed on July 9, 2019.
  3. ↑ Falko Weerts: Dat Talk op Platt Book (see literature)
  4. ↑ Peter Hansen: Inge Debelts on niederdeutsche-literatur.de, accessed on July 10, 2019.
personal data
SURNAME Debelts, Inge
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German theater actress, director and author
DATE OF BIRTH February 16, 1932
PLACE OF BIRTH Stollhamm , Free State of Oldenburg
DATE OF DEATH January 24, 2019
Place of death Nordenham