Maddalena Kerrh

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Maddalena Kerrh (born October 11, 1938 in Schwerte ) is a German actress and voice actress.

Life

Maddalena Kerrh began training as a gymnastics teacher in 1956 . After graduating in 1959, she trained gymnastics teachers in Paris. In 1960 she returned to Germany as a lecturer specializing in respiratory therapy. There she took speaking lessons from an actor from the Landestheater Coburg in order to be able to teach better in large halls. The speaking lessons became acting lessons and she played in two productions at the Coburg student theater.

In 1962 Maddalena Kerrh began her acting training at the Zerbonischule in Munich. 1964 worked in the USA for a year and got to know the off-theater scene in New York. In 1965 she played several roles in the modern theater in Munich. In 1968 she married Kelle Riedl and opened the Off-Off-Theater with him at Ludwigstrasse 6. In the same year their daughter, the later actress Kellina Klein, was born.

In 1971 she founded the “Children and Youth Stage Off-Off”, for which she also wrote the plays over the next ten years. Two of the plays ( Dodo and Pepi the key children and The Tie Horse ) were recorded on television ( SWR and BR ) and came out as books.

In 1972 the theater moved to Potsdamerstraße. In addition to the “Off-Off Theater Club”, Maddalena Kerrh opened the “Medau-G. and T.-Institut”, where children from 3 years and adults were taught gymnastics, jazz dance and yoga. The theater workshop courses for children were created in 1973 in a combination of theater and education. In addition to regular theater performances, a series of jour fixe events began here , which gave artists, writers and musicians an opportunity to present their ideas and make contacts. In 1975 Kelle Riedl, who had been the artistic director of the theater club until then, left the off-off.

Maddalena Kerrh also worked as a dubbing actress and from 1987 onwards in numerous dubbing productions as a dialog book author and director.

In 1998 Maddalena Kerrh began training as a naturopath. In the following years she ran a practice. In 1999 she closed the Off-Off-Theater-Club with the last production Happy Days by Samuel Beckett. In 2009 the premises in Potsdamer Strasse were given up.

Synchronizations

Dialogue script and direction (excerpt)

  • The totally crazy office party
  • Drug War - The Camarena Plot
  • El Lute
  • Limitless passion
  • Zelly and Me
  • Look into the abyss
  • Long distance call from Chicago
  • Big Dreams & Broken Hearts: The Dottie West Story ;
  • The Man in the Mountains (TV series)
  • Disney's Gummy Bear Gang (cartoon series)
  • TJ Hooker (TV series)
  • Under the California Sun (TV series)
  • Loads of Family (TV Show)

Actress (excerpt)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ It was she ... who - each afternoon - tried out children's theater on small stages: the 'Maximilian Pfeiferling', in her staging, was a southern German premiere; it was followed by a number of relaxed and funny children's plays written by her, all of them successful. Michael Skasa, in: Theater Heute (1978, No. 2, p. 64).
personal data
SURNAME Kerrh, Maddalena
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and voice actress
DATE OF BIRTH October 11, 1938
PLACE OF BIRTH Swords