Karin Seven

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Karin Seven (* 1964 in Kaiserslautern ) is a German actress , speaker, trainer, coach and author .

Life

Karin Seven has lived in Berlin since 1993. She completed her acting training in Munich at the Zinner Acting Studio . She then studied with well-known teachers from the Actor Studios, Lee Strasberg Institute, Susan Batson Institute and the Herbert Berghof Institute in New York and Europe. Since 1998 she has also worked as a director, lecturer and coach. In 2005 she founded her own theater company, the Society Players / theater first hand. In the company she works as a director and an actress.

Working with Walter Lott and the Lee Strasberg method not only shaped her acting and directing work, but also her business coaching. With her coaching formats she works for medium-sized companies, large corporations, consulting companies and the self-employed. Her subject areas are performance skills, personality development and, since 2017, vitality.

Your current coaching expertise is PowerAct-PowerMe-PowerVital.

Her book PowerAct - your strong appearance was published in 2015 by Haufe-Verlag.

Engagements

She played u. a. Leading roles in Shakespeare classics such as The Taming of the Shrew (Katharina), The Merchant of Venice (Nerissa), in Gerhart Hauptmann's drama Biberpelz (Leontine), in Woyzeck by Georg Büchner as well as contemporary plays such as A Midsummer Night's Comedy by Woody Allen , Around the World in 80 Days , the girl in Line 1 , Catherine in Arthur Miller's View from the Bridge , the lamb in Little Man - what now? , Majorie in Extremities by William Mastrosimone , Frankie in Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune by Terrence McNally , Sie in Krauser's Lederfresse and Sarah in Herr Kolpert , Sonja in Drei Mal Leben by Yasmina Reza , Barbara in Fear Eat Soul by RW Fassbinder , Petra von Kant in The bitter tears of Petra von Kant by RW Fassbinder.

She directed the plays Nur Kinder, Küche, Kirche by Dario Fo , Herr Kolpert by David Gieselmann , Bedroom Guests by Allan Ayckborn and Criminal Hearts by Jane Martin.

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