Lydia Schamschula

Lydia Schamschula (2016)

Lydia Schamschula (born March 20, 1981 in Darmstadt ) is a German actress .

At the beginning of her career, Schamschula worked at various theaters in Germany, including at the Schauspielhaus Frankfurt , Prinzregenttheater Bochum and at the Bad Hersfeld Festival . She also played in numerous TV and cinema films.

theatre

2011–2013: Prinz Regent Theater Bochum, “Buddenbrooks”, director: Sibylle Broll-Pape , role: Tony Buddenbrook
2012: Festival Bad Hersfeld, “The Jungle Book”, director: Janusz Kica , role: monkey mother / wolf mother

2003: Aturo Ui, director: Kerstin Hering
2004: Not a Love Story
2005: The Red Harp (short film), director: Antonia Jäger
2006: Oysters without shell, directed by Jette Müller
2006: A little story about love, directed by Adel Youkhanna
2007: Das Haus am Waldesrand, directed by Markus von Känel
2008: They Call us Candy Girls (Internet series, 10 episodes)
2008: Distance (short film), director: Moritz Richard
2009: The Popess , directed by Sönke Wortmann
2009: A Case for Two (TV series, episode Death in the Vineyard ), directed by Boris Keidies
2009: Blood Brothers (Internet series, 12 episodes), director: Til Obladen
2011, 2014: SOKO Leipzig (TV series, various roles, 2 episodes)
2011: The sky is always blue in Mitte (short film), director: Jan Becker
2011: Salto, directed by Maximilian Moll
2012: A Woman in Berlin (short film), director: Jeremy Glaholt
2013: Cheerful to deadly: Between the Lines (TV series, episode Too much future is not good either ), director: Klaus Knoesel
2014: Forbidden Love (TV series, 2 episodes)
2015: Einfach Rosa - The Wedding Planner (TV series), directed by Holger Haase
2017: Happy Burnout , director: André Erkau
2018: Nord Nord Mord - Clüver and the quiet death (TV series), directed by Anno Saul
2019: Marie Brand and the charm of violence , director: Nicole Weegmann