Kathrin Angerer

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Kathrin Angerer, also Kathi Angerer, (born May 22, 1970 in Oranienburg , GDR ) is a German actress who works for both the stage and the film.

Life

Kathrin Angerer initially trained as a skilled worker for writing technology from 1986 to 1988 and worked from 1988 to 1989 as a secretary at the Association of Visual Artists of the GDR . In 1992 an acting training took place at the "Theater Association Nineteen Ninety".

She received her first engagement in 1993 at the Volksbühne Berlin , where she played numerous roles under the direction of Frank Castorf until 2017 and gained critical attention. In addition to Frank Castorf, Angerer worked at the Volksbühne with directors and artists such as Andreas Kriegenburg , Dimiter Gotscheff , Leander Haußmann , Sebastian Baumgarten , Jonathan Meese , Paul McCarthy and Ragnar Kjartansson .

In 2008 Angerer ended her engagement at the Volksbühne and made guest appearances at the Maxim Gorki Theater in Berlin . In the 2011/2012 season she appeared as a guest soloist in the role of Ottilie in Im Weißen Rößl at the Komische Oper Berlin ; she had already worked there in 2008/2009. In 2013 she also played in Don Juan Comes from War ( Ödon von Horvath ), one of Luc Bondy's last productions at the Berliner Ensemble . In 2010 Angerer returned to the Volksbühne, where she was part of the permanent ensemble again from 2012. In the last years of the Castorf directorship, Kathrin Angerer's collaboration with René Pollesch received a lot of attention.

Angerer has also appeared on television and in the cinema since 1996. From 1998 to 2003 she played the supporting role Tamara in Polizeiruf 110 . In 2003 she appeared in the film Hamlet X alongside Corinna Harfouch , Ulrich Mühe , Rufus Beck , Meret Becker and many other prominent German actors. In 2006 she worked in Dominik Graf's film Der Rote Kakadu . In the multi-part series Viktor Klemperer - A Life in Germany , she embodied the role of Lore Libeskind (director: Kai Wessel ). Other film directors Angerer worked with include Christian Petzold , Dominik Graf, Isabel Kleefeld , André Erkau , Matthias Tiefenbacher and Wolfgang Murnberger . Andreas Dresen's film Gundermann , in which Angerer played the role of Irene, was awarded the German Film Prize several times in 2019 .

Kathrin Angerer's voice can also be heard in over a hundred audio productions and radio plays to date .

Awards

  • 1997: Festival MESS´ Sarajevo Award for best actress for the role Alice in "Trainspotting" (Irvine Welsh / Frank Castorf)
  • 2000: Alfred Kerr Prize for the best young actress for the role Dasha in "Demons" (Fjodor Dostojewski / Frank Castorf)
  • 2001: Festival MESS´ Sarajevo Award as best actress for the role of Stella in "Endstation America" ​​(Tennessee Williams / Frank Castorf)
  • 2016: Nomination of Faust as best actress for “Service no Service” by René Pollesch .

Theater roles

Volksbühne Berlin

  • 1993: The Woman from the Sea , production: Frank Castorf
  • 1994: Ida and Franziska in Pension Schöller : The battle, production: Frank Castorf
  • 1994: uprising of the employees, production: Andreas Kriegenburg
  • 1996: Käthe Vockerat in Lonely People , production: Leander Haußmann
  • 1996: The steel flows golden / Wolokolamsker Chaussee , production: Frank Castorf
  • 1997: No. 40 in Ums Nackte Leben , director : Michael Talke
  • 1997: Trainspotting , production: Frank Castorf
  • 1997: Die Weber , production: Frank Castorf
  • 1998: Jessica in Dirty Hands, production: Frank Castorf
  • 1999: Darja Pawlowna Schatow in The Demons of Dostojewski , production: Frank Castorf
  • 1999: Isabella in Wars of the Roses 1 ( Richard II. ), Production: Frank Castorf
  • 2000: The obscene work: Caligula , production: Frank Castorf
  • 2000: Stella Kowalski in America to Tennessee Williams , stage direction: Frank Castorf
  • 2001: Abbie Putnam in Greed under Elms (Desiré), production: Fred Kelemen
  • 2001: Jelena in Humiliated and Offended by Dostojewski, production: Frank Castorf
  • 2002: Margarita in Der Meister and Margarita , production: Frank Castorf
  • 2003: Alexandra Del Lago in Süßer Vogel Jugend , staging: Frank Castorf
  • 2004: Maddalena, called Maud, called Kokaina in Kokain after the novel of the same name by Pitigrilli , production: Frank Castorf
  • 2005: Lotte in Big and Small by Botho Strauss , production: Frank Castorf
  • 2006: De Frau (Dr. Poundaddylein: Dr. Ezodysseusszeusuzur) by Jonathan Meese (also director)
  • 2007: The Suicide by Nikolaj Erdman , production: Dimiter Gotscheff
  • 2008: Resumption of demons and the humiliated and insulted from or to Dostoevsky
  • 2008: Florya Tosca in Tosca , production: Sebastian Baumgarten
  • 2010: The Merchant of Berlin by Walter Mehring , production: Frank Castorf
  • 2010: Natalja Ivanovna, Fjokla and Klawdija Abramovna in To Moscow! To moskau! after Chekhov , staging: Frank Castorf
  • 2010: didactic play by Bertolt Brecht , music: Paul Hindemith , staging: Frank Castorf
  • 2011: The Player of Dostoyevsky, production: Frank Castorf
  • 2012: Title role in The Marquise of O… based on Heinrich von Kleist , staging: Frank Castorf
  • 2012: Frosine in The Miser by Molière , Director: Frank Castorf
  • 2013: Deacon in The Chekhov Duel , production: Frank Castorf
  • 2013: Baroness Hulot in La Cousine Bette based on Honoré de Balzac, production: Frank Castorf
  • 2013: Don Juan comes from the war by Horváth, staging: Luc Bondy, Berliner Ensemble
  • 2014: Hilde in Baumeister Sollness by Ibsen, directed by Frank Castorf
  • 2015: Gruschenka in The Brothers Karamazov von Dostojewski, production: Frank Castorf;
  • 2015: Service No Service by René Pollesch
  • 2016: I love you, but I've choosen De-dramatization by René Pollesch
  • 2017: I can't go back from René Pollesch
  • 2017: Lisawjeta in: A weak heart according to Dostoevsky, staging: Frank Castorf
  • 2017: The strange woman and the man under the bed based on Dostoevsky, staged by Frank Castorf, Schauspielhaus Zurich
  • 2018 Hunger by Knut Hamsun, directed by Frank Castorf, Salzburg Festival
  • 2018: I don't know what a place is, I only know its award from René Pollesch, Schauspielhaus Zürich
  • 2019: Highfield landfill by René Pollesch, Akademietheater Vienna

Filmography (selection)

Audio productions (selection)

  • 1994: Lulu in tattoo after the play by Dea Loher , director: Ulrich Heising (SFB / SDR)
  • 1996: Suchejl in The First Love of Hodscha Nasreddin by Timur Zulfikarov, director: Alexander Ponomarev (Deutschlandradio Kultur)
  • 1998: Grete in the sister shadow of Inka Bach , directed by Corinne Terry (SFB / ORB)
  • 1999: Princess Maria vom Meere by Rolf Gozell , director: Wolfgang Rindfleisch (Deutschlandradio Kultur)
  • 2000: Lacey in Crazy Times - The Diaries of Nick Twisp from CD Payne, directed by Oliver Sturm (SWR)
  • 2001: Julia in Bluebeard - Hope of Women by Dea Loher , Director: Corinne Frottier (SFB / ORB)
  • 2001: Creation for Beginners by Rupert Morgan, directed by Oliver Sturm (BR)
  • 2001: Ishtar / Shamhat in Gilgamesh , director: Klaus Buhlert (BR)
  • 2002: Amytis in Daniel and the Queen of Zaubabel by Simone Schneider, director: Wolfgang Rindfleisch (Deutschlandradio Kultur)
  • 2002: Solveig in finger exercises by May B. Lund , adaptation and direction: Irene Schuck (Deutschlandradio Kultur)
  • 2003: Chloé in The Foam of Days by Boris Vian , director: Ulrich Gerhardt (SWR)
  • 2003: Singer Sandy Hopper in Jailhouse Blues by Jörg Graser , director: Klaus Mehrländer (Deutschlandradio Kultur / NDR)
  • 2003: Anna in The Winter Circus by Martin Baltscheit , Director: Wolfgang Rindfleisch (RBB)
  • 2004: María in The Song of the Tortoises by Javier Tomeo , directed. Barbara Liebster (Deutschlandradio Kultur)
  • 2004: Student / Sonja / You / Bride in Life in questions and exclamations by Anton Chekhov , director: * 2004: Amanita Elbling in The Mice Eating Behavior by Martin Ebbertz and Christian Hussel, director: Wolfgang Rindfleisch (Deutschlandradio Kultur)
  • 2004: Minusch in The Mysterious Minusch by Annie MG Schmidt , directed by Andrea Otte (SWR)
  • 2005: Sina in dog heart by Michail Bulgakow , director: Beate Andres (WDR)
  • 2005: Irma in Bluebeard's gardener by Christoph Güsken , director: Christoph Dietrich (Deutschlandradio Kultur)
  • 2006: Princess Sonja in Ritter Kunibert's Search for Happiness by Wolfheinrich von der Mülbe , director: Robert Schoen (SWR)
  • 2006: Marilyn in ransom for a dog by Patricia Highsmith , directed by Beate Andres (WDR)
  • 2006: Hedelin Guzauski in Hello, I'm Glen Sherley by Ludwig Fels , director: Christiane Ohaus (RB)
  • 2007: Ilse in Kampf im Äther or Die Invisbaren after Arnolt Bronnen , directed by Oliver Sturm (SWR)
  • 2007: Djibril in Fireman Singin ' by Matthias Karow, director: Jörg Schlüter (WDR)
  • 2007: Rosa in Whore Conversations by Heinrich Zille , directed by Jutta Hoffmann (MDR)
  • 2008: Nina in Bad Karma by David Safier , director: Beatrix Ackers (NDR)
  • 2008: Nora in Like a virgin by Christian Schiller and Marianne Wendt (SWR)
  • 2008: When we swam across the terrace by Claudia Gabler, director: Judith Lorentz (SWR)
  • 2009: Madeleine on the ARD radio crime scene : The yellow trucks by Matthias Wittekindt , director: Norbert Schaeffer (NDR)
  • 2009: The Girl Who Should Die by Glyn Maxwell, directed by Irene Schuck (NDR)
  • 2010: Dana in Gewitter by Sina Ness, director: Angeli Backhausen (WDR)
  • 2010: Lucy in Hundred naked kangaroos by Michael Farin , Hans Schmid and zeitblom , director: Michael Farin and zeitblom (WDR)
  • 2010: Maria in Die Extrairdischen by Friedemann Schulz , Director: Ulrich Lampen (HR)
  • 2012: Title character in Cici Letters by Benjamin Tillig and Thom Kubli, directed by the authors (WDR)
  • 2012: Pinky in The White Tiger based on the novel of the same name by Aravind Adiga , adaptation and direction: Beate Andres (Deutschlandradio Kultur / NDR)
  • 2013: Jutta jung in love letters to the staff by Anna Pein, director: Oliver Sturm (WDR)
  • 2013: Feedback Nigger Radio Reservation by Edgar Lipki feat. fs: collective, director: the author (WDR)
  • 2014: Marie in Teufels Spielplatz by Levander Berg, director: Wolfgang Rindfleisch (Deutschlandfunk)
  • 2014: Rashomon Hilti by Edgar Lipki feat. fs: collective, director: the author (WDR)
  • 2014: Celia in Murphy by Samuel Beckett, adaptation and direction: Oliver Sturm (Deutschlandfunk)
  • 2015: Ida in One of Many by Mona Winter, directed by the author (RBB)
  • 2015: Ella Bornjohann in The whole truth about my father by Christoph Buggert , director: Stefan Kanis (MDR)
  • 2016: Glenda in The Death of Sweet Mister based on the novel by Daniel Woodrell , adaptation: Norbert Schaeffer, director: Roman Neumann (NDR)
  • 2017: Narrator in Odyssey Mare Monstrum by Nikolas Darnstädt, director: the author (Deutschlandfunk in cooperation with the HfS "Ernst-Busch" )
  • 2019: Ein Schaf in The Last Sheep by Ulrich Hub , directed by Steffen Moratz (MDR)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Götz Egloff: Kathrin Angerer: 20 years on the Volksbühne. The Foreign Press e. V. International Journalists' Association Hamburg, February 17, 2014, accessed on August 13, 2019 .
  2. ^ Matthias Heine: Volksbühne Berlin: Vanishing point Oberhausen . Welt Online , March 10, 2010.
  3. ↑ Komische Oper Berlin: Kathrin Angerer, guest soloist ( Memento from October 6, 2014 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ↑ Christine Wahl: The erotic inflation is raging. In: Spiegel Online Kultur. October 16, 2013, accessed August 8, 2019 .
  5. ↑ Dirk Pilz: You sweet problem bear. In: FR.de (Frankfurter Rundschau). May 5, 2016, accessed August 13, 2019 .
  6. ↑ Michael Laages: Much theater about theater. In: Deutschlandfunk Kultur. February 25, 2017, accessed August 13, 2019 .
  7. ^ Rüdiger Scharper: "Service / no Service" in the Volksbühne intro and retro. In: Tagesspiegel.de. December 4, 2015, accessed August 8, 2019 .
  8. ^ "Tatort" assistant Kathi Angerer: The one with the annoying beeping voice . In: stern.de , September 29, 2014.
  9. ↑ Der Faust 2016. Federal Association of Theaters and Orchestras, September 1, 2016, accessed on August 8, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Angerer, Kathrin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Angerer, Kathi
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German theater and film actress
DATE OF BIRTH May 22, 1970
PLACE OF BIRTH Oranienburg