Michael Jussen

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Michael Jussen (born 1965 ) is a German actor and cabaret artist .

life and work

After training as a television technician and briefly studying Latin and theology , Jussen attended drama school in Berlin. His first engagements took him to the Anhaltische Theater Dessau , the Stadttheater Bremerhaven and the Grenzlandtheater Aachen , the Lutherstadt Theater Wittenberg and the Theaterlabor Berlin . He played the title roles in Marlowe's The Tragic History of Doctor Faustus and Osborne's Martin Luther , as well as the worker Jimmy Porter in Osborne's Looking Back in Anger . As Luther, he also appeared at the theater festival in Palermo. In 2005, on the occasion of the 1,200th anniversary of the city of Magdeburg , he was seen as a heroic actor in the theater spectacle Otto and other greats , in 2006 he played Inspector Ledoux in the Phantom of the Opera . Since 2010 he has been represented every year at the Jedermann Festival in the Berlin Cathedral , directed by Brigitte Grothum , first as a debt servant, then as bailiff.

In the 1990s, Jussen set a number of audio books to music, including Goethe's The Sorrows of Young Werther , Büchner's Lenz , Storm's Der Schimmelreiter and Kafka's The Metamorphosis . Since 2004 Jussen has been working on regular solo and cabaret programs with which he performs all over the country. There is close cooperation with the Brettl-Keller in Lutherstadt Wittenberg and with the Kiebitzensteiners in Halle (Saale) .

Jussen also works as an acting lecturer for voice and acting in Berlin and Wittenberg.

Solo programs

  • 2004 Reineke Fuchs or how to become Federal Chancellor with texts by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
  • 2008 I pinch with red-hot pliers , a Heinrich Heine program
  • 2008 Stupidity does not protect against wealth (with Anne-Kathrin Vorwerk) - Die Kiebitzsteiner, Halle
  • 2013 I need a woman
  • 2013 La deutsche Vita (with Stephanie Hottinger)

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