Marlen Krause

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Marlen Krause (today Marlen Salm , born April 15, 1967 in Hamburg ) is a former German radio play speaker.

Live and act

Marlen Krause became known in the 1970s through speaking roles in various radio plays . She lent her voice to the main character Angelika, known as Bummi, Fröhlich in the series Bummi (based on Martha Schlinkert ), which was reissued by Europe . She then worked as Tini with Tina and Tini , as well as in numerous other radio play productions. These included, for example, TKKG or Die drei ??? The productions at EUROPA were directed by Heikedine Körting . She first took part in a radio play production in 1972.

Marlen Krause trained as a typographer and studied communication design at the Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. Today she works as a media designer at the Deutsches Museum in Munich. She has not worked as a radio play speaker since 1989.

Speaking roles (selection)

  • They call me Bummi
  • What's up with Bummi?
  • Bummi and Fiete
  • A case for TKKG, fear in the 9a
  • Five friends (9) in the old tower
  • Tina and Tini (4 episodes)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Marlen Krause (Hörspielland.de)
personal data
SURNAME Krause, Marlen
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Salm, Marlen (current name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German radio play speaker
DATE OF BIRTH April 15, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg