Ingrid Ohlenschläger

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Ingrid Ohlenschläger (born July 27, 1926 in Naliboki , Poland , † April 21, 1999 in Berlin ) was a German actress , cabaret artist , singer and radio play speaker .

life and work

After she graduated from the drama school of the Deutsches Theater in Berlin, she made her debut on a stage in Weimar in 1946. Further stations were Eisenach, the Stralsund Theater , Halle and from 1954 the East Berlin cabaret " Die Distel ", where she worked as a member of the ensemble until 1965, sometimes also as a singer. In addition to working on cabaret, Ohlenschläger also worked as an actress for DEFA and GDR television , for example in some satirical " Das Stacheltier " productions or the film comedy Who Loves His Wife ... from 1955.

This was followed by other film assignments in mostly smaller roles, such as Indian Summer (1962), before she was offered the lead role in János Veiczi's DEFA film For Eyes Only in 1962 . Ohlenschläger was awarded the GDR National Prize for her acting achievements .

In 1968 "the Ohle", as she was called by her colleagues and friends, fled from the GDR to the Federal Republic . Unlike many of their fellow sufferers found them again soon fixed stage footing and already played in August 1969 at the Hamburg Theater in the room the female lead in " Philosophy in the Bedroom " by de Sade , edited and directed by Christoph Roethel . Furthermore, she also appeared occasionally in television productions, such as in 1966 in the Leitmüller family or in 1967/1968 in The Bird Dealer .

New popularity they gained through their participation as a speaker in the Kasper - radio plays of Gerd von Hassler , which until the mid- 1970s years by various record labels in z. T. huge edition were brought to the market. Here she shone in numerous female roles and was remembered primarily as a witch .

Ingrid Ohlenschläger was married to the actor Wolfgang Lippert (1924–1995, not to be confused with the television presenter of the same name); the marriage was divorced.

Filmography (selection)

The quill

  • Episode The Magarine King (probably 1954)
  • Episode Prometheus - Olympic Games By Fire (1956)
  • Episode House Lights (1957)
  • Episode The Saint and Her Fool (1963)

theatre

  • 1955: No vacation for dear mockery - Director: Heinrich Fratzer ( Kabarett-Theater Distel , Berlin)
  • 1955: Sky, March and Cloudfall - Director: Wolfgang E. Struck (Cabaret Theater Distel, Berlin)
  • 1955: Whoever steps in the fat bowl - Director: Ernst Kahler (Kabarett-Theater Distel)
  • 1956: Who the jacket fits ... - Director: Distel-Kollektiv (Kabarett-Theater Distel, Berlin)
  • 1956: Oh, you beloved tragedy - Director: Ernst Kahler (Kabarett-Theater Distel, Berlin)
  • 1957: When the little children are sleeping - Director: Joachim Gürtner / Erich Brehm (Kabarett-Theater Distel, Berlin)
  • 1957: Where are you rolling, potatoes - Director: Wolfgang E. Struck (Cabaret Theater Distel, Berlin)
  • 1958: Love and rocket bases - Director: Ernst Kahler / Robert Trösch (Cabaret Theater Distel)
  • 1958: Looking back ahead - Director: Wolfgang E. Struck (Cabaret Theater Distel, Berlin)
  • 1959: Berlin is if you still laugh - Director: Distel-Kollektiv (Kabarett-Theater Distel, Berlin)
  • 1965: Up to here and so on - and a little further - Director: Erich Brehm (Kabarett-Theater Distel, Berlin)

Radio plays

Web links

swell

  • Various newspaper material and the radio play collection in the Gerd J. Pohl puppet theater archive
personal data
SURNAME Ohlenschläger, Ingrid
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress, cabaret artist, singer and radio play speaker
DATE OF BIRTH July 27, 1926
PLACE OF BIRTH Naliboki , Poland
DATE OF DEATH April 21, 1999
Place of death Berlin