Martina Roth

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Martina Roth (born March 8, 1960 in Dinkelsbühl , Bavaria ) is a German actress .

Life

Martina Roth received her acting training in Hamburg and already worked during this time at the Thalia Theater and the Deutsches Schauspielhaus , where she played in the Großkophta von Goethe in 1988 under the direction of the Portuguese director Augusto Fernandes . Her first permanent engagement took her to the Schleswig-Holstein State Theater .

Further stations were the Oldenburg State Theater and the State Theater Darmstadt . Guest engagements have taken her to the State Theater Braunschweig , the Schauspielhaus Leipzig , the TAT Frankfurt, the State Theater Karlsruhe , the Nationaltheater Mannheim and the Théâtre de la Ville de Luxembourg .

At the Schlosstheater Schwetzingen in 1999 she played a baroque opera / melodrama by Christian Cannabich in the world premiere of "Elektra", directed and choreographed by Arila Siegert , the title role "Elektra". In 2010 she was seen in the same role under the direction of Heinz Lukas Kindermann at the Cuvilliés Theater in Munich . The collaboration with the choreographer Pierre Wyss, with whom she acted as an actress and dancer in several dance theater productions, was essential for her.

In 1995 Martina Roth had a daughter.

In 2004, together with the Dutch scenographer and director Johannes Conen, she founded the "bbt Bewegungsbildtheater", a form of presentation that combines acting and projection technology with extraordinary consistency, a highly technical and theatrical act. In the meantime, seven productions have emerged from it, with which she in Germany and Switzerland made guest appearances.

Theater roles (selection)

  • Faust, Goethe, role: Gretchen (Director: Hans Häckermann )
  • Midsummer Night's Dream, Shakespeare, role: Hermia (director: Hans Häckermann)
  • Maria Magdalena, Hebbel, role: Klara (director: Inge Flimm )
  • Faith, love, hope, Horvath, role: Elisabeth (director: Gerhard Jelen )
  • Uncle Wanja, Chekhov, role: Jelena (director: Helm Bindseil)
  • Kabale und Liebe, Schiller, role: Lady Milford (Director: Konstanze Lauterbach )
  • Don Carlos, Schiller, role: Eboli (director: Helm Bindseil)
  • Tartuffe, Molière, role: Marianne (Director: Dieter Reible )
  • Three times life, Yasmina Reza, role: Ines Finidori (director: Sebastian Schlösser)
  • Petit bourgeois wedding, Brecht, role: The woman (Director: Sigrid Andersson)
  • Ashes to ashes, Pinter, role: Rebecca (Director: Frank Hoffmann )
  • Beautiful Christmas presents, Ayckbourn, role: Rachel (Director: Inge Flimm)
  • Minna von Barnhelm, Lessing, role: Minna (director: Matthias Masuth)
  • Witch Hunt, A. Miller, Role: Abigail (Director: Helm Bindseil)
  • Urfaust, Goethe, role: Marthe Schwertlein (director: Joachim Johannsen)
  • Greed, Sarah Kane, role M (Director: Anne Simon)

Dance theater

  • Fellini circus dance piece by Pierre Wyss
  • Peace dance piece by Pierre Wyss
  • And I saw ... a dance piece by Pierre Wyss
  • Drown Desdemona dance piece by Philippe Talard

Moving picture theater

  • Nine and One based on the novel "The Waves" by Virginia Woolf . Coproduction with Martina Roth: Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Institut Pierre Werner, Théàtre Municipal Esch sur Alzette, Center des Arts Pluriels Ettelbruck, Stadttheater Fürth, bbt Bewegungsbildtheater. First performance in 2007 at the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg
  • Fermé  In the “ni vu ni connu” series. With Martina Roth. Coproduction: Capital of Culture 2007, Théâtre Centaure Luxembourg, bbt motion picture theater. First performance January 5, 2007
  • Antigone: Voices by Martina Roth after Sophocles. With Martina Roth. Coproduction of the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Stadttheater Fürth, bbt moves picture theater. World premiere May 12, 2009 in the Grand Théâtre Luxembourg. German premiere March 19, 2010 in the Stadttheater Fürth.
  • Heart germs poems by Nelly Sachs and settings by Selma Meerbaum-Einsinger poems. Acting and singing: Martina Roth. Moving image, composition and guitar: Johannes Conen
  • Staub by Martina Roth and Johannes Conen. With Martina Roth co-production: Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Stadttheater Fürth, bbt Bewegungsbildtheater World premiere May 12, 2012 Grand Théâtre Luxembourg. German premiere May 24, 2012 Stadttheater Fürth.
  • SUSANNA - I am a continent  a musical play based on the story "Susanna" by Gertrud Kolmar. Martina Roth: Singing, acting. Johannes Conen: moving images, settings, guitar.
  • The woman and the city - a night in the life of Gertrud Kolmar von Gerlind Reinshagen. With Martina Roth. Coproduction: Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, Stadttheater Fürth, Theater Chur , bbt Bewegungsbildtheater World premiere June 16, 2015 Les Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg. German premiere June 26, 2015 Stadttheater Fürth. Swiss premiere February 13, 2016 Theater Chur.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Benjamin Henrichs: Production 1983 by Augusto Fernandes in Die Zeit , accessed on July 13, 2017 (limited preview)
  2. ↑ 2015 report in the Süddeutsche Zeitung , accessed on July 13, 2017 (limited preview)
personal data
SURNAME Roth, Martina
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actress and singer
DATE OF BIRTH March 8, 1960
PLACE OF BIRTH Dinkelsbühl , Bavaria