Marcel Klett

Marcel Klett (* 1970 in Wuppertal ) is a German dramaturge and commercial director at the Theaterhaus Jena .

Live and act

Marcel Klett studied German , general literature and linguistics at the University of Wuppertal . During his studies he worked on the Critical Kafka Edition from 1995 to 2000 . In April 2000 he was involved in the opening of the Literaturhaus Wuppertal and from 1999 to 2001 was a board member of the Else-Lasker-Schüler-Haus e. V.

In the 2000/01 season he worked as a dramaturge at the Schillertheater NRW in Wuppertal and then until 2004 as a dramaturge and dispatcher at the TIF (Theater in der Fabrik) of the Staatsschauspiel in Dresden . In addition, he worked at TIF from January to July 2003 as acting artistic director and in the 2003/04 season as deputy artistic director.

From 2004 to 2007 Klett was artistic director (together with Markus Heinzelmann ) and head dramaturge at Theaterhaus Jena .

For the 2007/08 season, he moved to the Bremen Theater as head dramaturge. He initially headed the acting division together with director Christian Pade . From 2009 to 2012 Marcel Klett was acting director and from the 2010/11 season he will be part of the five-man artistic director of the traditional theater, which has taken on the duties of artistic director.

In 2013 Marcel Klett returned to Theaterhaus Jena and took on the two functions of commercial director and head dramaturge.

Dramaturge (selection)

• Die Nacht sings its songs (by Jon Fosse , directed by Barbara-David Brüesch), 2002 at the TIF / Staatsschauspiel Dresden
• The Illuminati (based on Robert Anton Wilsson, directed by Friederike Heller), premiered in 2002 at the TIF / Staatsschauspiel Dresden
• Kill the Lovers (by Xavier Durringer , directed by Philip Stemann and Regina Wenig), 2002 at the TIF / Staatsschauspiel Dresden
• Wishing helps (by Sabine Harbeke , directed by Barbara-David Brüesch), DE 2003 at the TIF / Staatsschauspiel Dresden
• Generation P (based on Viktor Pelewin , directed by Friederike Heller), premiered in 2004 at the TIF / Staatsschauspiel Dresden
• Germania Tod in Berlin (by Heiner Müller , directed by Hartmut Wickert), 2004 at the Theaterhaus Jena
• My young idiotic heart (by Anja Hilling , directed by Markus Heinzelmann), premiered in 2004 at the Theaterhaus Jena
• Richard III (by Tim Staffel , directed by Markus Heinzelmann), premier 2005 at the Theaterhaus Jena
• Die Polizey (based on Friedrich Schiller , directed by norton.commander.productions), premiered in 2005 at the Theaterhaus Jena
• Fernwärme (by Reto Finger , directed by Leyla Rabih), premier 2005 in the Sophiensäle Berlin
• The Maid's Report (based on Margaret Atwood ), 2007 at the Theaterhaus Jena
• Artist (by Tankred Dorst , directed by Christian Pade), 2008 at Theater Bremen
• Bakchen (by Raoul Schrott , directed by Robert Schuster), 2008 at Theater Bremen
• The Elective Affinities (based on Johann Wolfgang von Goethe , directed by Philip Stemann ), 2009 at the Bremen Theater
• Woyzeck (by Georg Büchner , directed by Robert Schuster), 2009 at Theater Bremen
• Die Räuber (based on Friedrich Schiller, directed by Volker Lösch ), 2010 at Theater Bremen
• What you want (by William Shakespeare , directed by Robert Schuster ), 2010 at Theater Bremen
• Ein Volksfeind (by Henrik Ibsen , directed by Robert Schuster ), 2011 at Theater Bremen
• The guarantee (by Lothar Kittstein , directed by Konradin Kunze), 2011 at Theater Bremen
• If you take my voice from me (by Stephan Seidel, directed by Stephan Seidel), premier 2012 at Theater Bremen
• Hysterikon (by Ingrid Lausund , directed by Maria Ursprung), 2013 at the Theaterhaus Jena
• Brachland (by Dmitrij Garwrisch , directed by Anestis Azas), premiere 2014 at the Theaterhaus Jena
• Seven spaces incomprehensible (theatrical installation, directed by Giselle Vegter and Ilil Land-Boss), premiere 2015 at the Theaterhaus Jena

Publications (selection)

• Everything at the beginning. Dresden and its theater after the flood . In: Theater Today . Vol. 43, (2002), 10, Friedrich-Berlin-Verl.-Ges., Berlin, ISSN  0040-5507 , pp. 67-68.
• TIF / theater in the factory. State Theater Dresden 1998-2004 . Verlag Theater der Zeit, Berlin 2004, ISBN 3-934344-38-0 . (Ed .: Eva J. Heldrich and Marcel Klett)

Web links

• Information about Marcel Klett at the Theaterhaus Jena
• History of the Theaterhaus Jena ( Memento from April 11, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) (including information about Marcel Klett)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Frey introduces team for Bremen . ( Memento of the original from February 19, 2008 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Report on the website of the ZDFtheaterkanal from October 10, 2006; Retrieved April 11, 2009. 
2. ↑ Marcel Velcro derives Bremer drama future alone ( Memento of the original on 17 February 2009 at the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link is automatically inserted and not yet tested. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Report on the website of the ZDFtheaterkanal from October 16, 2008; Retrieved April 11, 2009. 
3. ↑ The return of the chief dramaturge . In: Ostthüringische Zeitung , July 13, 2013
4. ^ Theaterhaus Jena: The report of the maid . Federal Agency for Political Education ; Retrieved April 11, 2009.