Julia Kempken
Julia Kempken (* 1960 in Oberhausen ) is an artist from Nuremberg trained in dance , drama and singing . In addition to many artistic in-house productions, she runs a dance school in Nuremberg and is the first chairwoman and artistic director of the Red Stage in Nuremberg.
Life
Kempken was born in Oberhausen as the daughter of the actor Helmut Kempken . Due to her father's commitment to the State Theater in Nuremberg , she grew up in the Middle Franconian metropolis. In 1981 she obtained her general university entrance qualification at the Pirckheimer Gymnasium in Nuremberg. She then began her training in dance, singing and acting while the mother of two. Today she lives in Nuremberg and is the mother of four children, including Maria Kempken .
art
She financed her dance education as a street artist. She then took acting lessons and took part in musical workshops. She passed a successful final examination at the ZBF Munich and achieved several master and runner-up titles in tap dance . She had several international appearances such as B. for the Goethe-Institut at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul. She learned from international greats like Brenda Bufalino , Josh Hilberman , Carnell Lyons and Sam Weber . In addition to numerous engagements at city and state theaters and collaborations with artist colleagues such as Oliver Tissot , Bernd Regenauer , Stefan Grasse and Silvia Plankl , she can demonstrate a spectrum of experience in the radio and television sector. Her main work area is her own stage productions. The musical genre she specializes in is jazz from the 1920s to 1940s.
Social and social engagement
Kempken is involved in various social projects, associations and campaigns such as One Billion Rising or Inner Wheel . She awards social grants to pupils at the Tanzfabrik Nürnberg and is a founding member and first chairwoman of the non-profit association Kulturverein Rote Bühne e. V. She regularly appears at benefit events.
Own programs
- 1986: The White Hot Pepper Steppers (with Oliver Tissot )
- 1988: Soloist for the FRG's cultural program at the Olympic Games in Seoul
- 1991: Founding of Miss Juli K. Band
- 1994: Foundation of the tap dance duo " The Rhythm Girls " with daughter Maria
- 1994: First band program " Quality Street "
- 1995: Second band program " Those Dancing Feet "
- 2005–2007: First solo program " Komik, Erotik & Klacke-di-Klick "
- since 2005: Full evening duo program “ Das Swing Ding ” with Hildegard Pohl
- 2008: Jazz show " Tick, Trick & Klack " with Hildegard Pohl and Yogo Pausch
- 2008/09: Step-Dance-Comedy-Revue " Kentucky Fried Rhythm " (with Silvia Plankl, Igor Dier, Manfred Mildenberger and Werner Schmitt)
- 2008/09: BURLESQUE SHOW "Queens of the Night"
- since 2009: Founding of the dance comedy duo " Dynamite Sisters " (with Silvia Plankl)
- since 2009: Variety program " Varietätära " (with Silvia Plankl; Detlev Winterberg; Matthias Romir; Michael A. Tomis)
- 2009/10: BURLESQUE SHOW "Hot Stuff"
- 2011: BURLESQUE SHOW "That's Burlesque!"
- 2011: Second solo program "Favorite songs ... Favorite men" (music cabaret)
- 2012: BURLESQUE SHOW "Bar Burlesque"
- 2013: "Paris in Love" (with the Stefan Grasse Trio)
- 2013: BURLESQUE SHOW "Burlesque Beauties"
Theater engagements
- 1992 Municipal Theaters Nuremberg :
- Play: When She Danced - Isadora Duncan (Author: Martin Sherman); Role: Christine Duncan; Director: Katja Wolff
- Play: The Master and Margarita (Author: Michael Bulgakow); Role: Tamara; Director: Hans-Jörg Utzerath
- 1992–1993 Central German State Theater Wittenberg :
- Piece: König Drosselbart (arrangement by Alexander May); Role: Princess Fancy; Director: Ellen Lerche
- Premiere: November 20, 1992 in Wittenberg, followed by a tour through Germany and Austria
- 1994 Small Comedy Nuremberg (today: Comödie Fürth) :
- Play: On a Secret Mission (Author: Michael Parker); Role: Debbie; Direction: Volker Heismann and Martin Rassau
- Play: Im Ferienparadies (authors: Michael Pertwee and John Chapman); Role: Eva; Direction: Volker Heismann and Martin Rassau
- 1994 ETA Hoffmann Theater Bamberg :
- Play: Befana and the Christmas Angel (author: Rainer Lewandowski); Role: Bimmel
- 1995:
- Play: The Story of Frank Randle (rock theater) ; Production and composition by Kevin Coyne ; Role: Julia, the wife of Frank Randle
- 1998–1999 Dehnberger Hoftheater :
- in co-production with Theater Erlangen: Play: Last Wille (Author: Fitzgerald Kusz ); Role: Sigi Wolz; Director: Hartmut Baum
- 2000–2002 City Theater Fürth :
- Piece: Butcher's Boggnsagg (author: Bernd Regenauer ); Role: Valerie Dupont; Director: Bernd Regenauer
- 2009 State Theater Nuremberg :
- Piece: Silence boy! (Author: Fitzgerald Kusz ); Role: Hannelore; Director: Friedrich Schirmer, Herbert Lehner
- 2010–2012 Red Stage, Nuremberg :
- Piece: Nothing like just leem! (Author: Fitzgerald Kusz, lyrics: Helmut Haberkamm); Role: diverse; Director: Michaela Domes
- 2011 - today Stadttheater Fürth :
- Piece: Butcher's Boggnsagg “Hirn Reloaded” (author: Bernd Regenauer ); Roles: Valerie Dupont, Clarissa Taubertal; Director: Jürg Schlachter
Radio and television
- 1993 Spokesperson for radio commercials in Nuremberg and Ansbach
- 1999 Bayerischer Rundfunk Munich: film adaptation of the play Last Will by Fitzgerald Kusz ; Role: Sigi Wolz; Director: Klaus Petsch
- 2000–2002 Antenne Bayern : radio play: butcher Boggnsagg (author: Bernd Regenauer ); Role: Valerie Dupont; Director: Bernd Regenauer
- 2002 Bayerischer Rundfunk : Recording of the play Metzgerei Boggnsagg
- 2012 to date Antenne Bayern : radio play: Metzgerei Boggnsagg (author: Bernd Regenauer ); Role: Clarissa Taubertal; Director: Bernd Regenauer
Discography
Solo albums
- 2014: Favorite songs-favorite men, XOLO Music
Participation / sampler
- 2001: Tierra del Sur, XOLO Music
- 2004: Para um Sorriso, XOLO Music
- 2012: Gidderbarri, Ars Vivendi
Web links
Individual evidence
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Kempken, Julia |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German dancer, singer and actress |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1960 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Oberhausen |