Karin Nennemann

Karin Nennemann (* 1944 in Stargard ) is a German actress .

Life

Karin Nennemann received her artistic training in Hamburg. She made her debut at the Schauspielhaus Bochum , but then began studying pedagogy for German and history in Heidelberg and then taught autistic children in a model experiment in Hanover . In the mid-1980s, Nennemann turned back to the theater and in the 1984/85 season had an engagement at the Ernst-Deutsch-Theater in Hamburg , where she also appeared again and again in later years. Further stations in her stage career were the Schauspiel Essen , the Frankfurt Theater am Turm , the theater in Heidelberg , the state theaters in Darmstadt , Kassel and Stuttgart as well as the Kammerspiele and the Thalia Theater in Hamburg . Nennemann worked with well-known directors, such as Hansgünther Heyme , Elke Lang , Wilfried Minks and Thomas Krupa , in whose production of the play Chroma by Werner Fritsch, which was invited to the Berlin Theatertreffen in 2001, she portrayed Elisabeth Flickenschildt .

Other well-known roles were Mrs. Alving in Gespenster von Henrik Ibsen , Iokaste in King Oedipus von Sophocles , Klytämnestra in Ein Sportstück by Elfriede Jelinek , Vivian in Lucky Happiness by Noah Haidel and Fermina Daza in Die Liebe in der Zeiten der Cholera by Gabriel García Márquez . Since the mid-1980s, Nennemann has been in front of the camera again and again and has appeared in Ein Heim für Tiere , Die Männer vom K3 , Sibel & Max or the telenovela Rote Rosen . From the middle to the end of the 1990s she also worked in several radio play productions for the North German Broadcasting Corporation .

In addition to her acting activities, Karin Nennemann teaches role work at the Drama School Bühnenstudio Hamburg.

Nennemann lives in Hamburg.

↑ year of birth according to information provided by your agency; IMDb names 1947 as the year of birth
^ Website of the drama school Bühnenstudio Hamburg , accessed on September 1, 2015
↑ Vita at schauspielervideos.de , accessed on September 1, 2015