Ingo Sax

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Ingo Sax (born November 22, 1940 in Hamburg ; † November 13, 2019 ) was a German author of plays , fairy tale plays and radio plays , also in the Low German language .

Life

Sax did an apprenticeship as a locksmith after attending school, which he completed with secondary school leaving certificate . He then studied mechanical engineering and then drove through Europe as a truck driver for three years . He was cured of stuttering through psychoanalysis and acting classes , and then studied social education and psychology .

From 1984 Sax wrote plays that have been performed on numerous stages since 1985 that cultivate the Low German language - especially in northern Germany.

In 1991 he received the Fritz Reuter Prize from the Alfred Toepfer Foundation.

Ingo Sax died on November 13, 2019 after a long illness.

Works

The works listed below have been published by the sales office and publishing house of German stage writers and stage composers, Norderstedt .

  • The bride from the bear stone. A fairy tale of robbers and love. 2006
  • Zeus & Consorts. Historic fun. 2004
  • Luck on credit. A comedy. 2004
  • The snow Queen. "Love walks barefoot in the snow." Based on a fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen . 2003
  • Macheath - between petticoat and gallows rope. A farce in 7 pictures freely based on John Gay. (= The beggar's opera). 2002
  • The Pied Piper. From Hameln? One whistles and everyone follows. 2002
  • Dreemol dree mokt söben. 'A lütt piece by de Waterkant. 2001
  • The princess and the swineherd. A fairy tale to smooch. Based on HC Andersen. 2001
  • The thing of the Nibelungs. A fabulous fairy tale. 2001
  • Nobility obliges to nothing. A comedy. 2001
  • King Drosselbart. A fairytale love story. Loosely based on the Brothers Grimm . 1999
  • Puss in Boots. A fairytale musical. 1999
  • Cinderella. "Only a miracle helps good girls." [1997?]
  • Sleeping Beauty. A fairy tale game. (Only for real fairy tale freaks), set up for large and open-air stages. [1996?]
  • Eenmol na Baben. A musical. [1996?]
  • Dat tweet Leeven. Comedy. [1996?]
  • Marie-Christine. Play in five acts. [1995]
  • Mother Hulda. A fairy tale game based on the Brothers Grimm. [1995?]
  • Everything stays in the family. Comedy from Friesland. [1994?]
  • Lütte witte Siedenschoh. Comedy. [1993?]
  • Small white silk shoes. Comedy in three acts. [1993?]
  • Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. A fairy tale game based on the Brothers Grimm. [1993?]
  • The emperor's newest clothes. A fairy tale for older children up to 80 and above very freely based on HC Andersen. [1993?]
  • Affects everyone in the family. Comedy from Friesland. [1990]
  • Amanita. Play. [1990?]
  • What rests costs. A piece about the everyday odds and ends that we call life. [1987?]
  • Amaretto. A detective piece. [circa 1985]
  • Ommlett. A totally unsuccessful tragedy. [circa 1985]
  • Ommlett. A bad comedy. [circa 1985]

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ In memory of the author Ingo Sax. In: ohnsorg.de. Retrieved December 10, 2019.
  2. ↑ We mourn Ingo Sax. In: vvb.de. Retrieved December 10, 2019.
personal data
SURNAME Sax, Ingo
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author of plays, fairy tale games and radio plays, also in Low German
DATE OF BIRTH November 22, 1940
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg
DATE OF DEATH November 13, 2019