Michael Wempner

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Michael Wempner (born September 24, 1962 in Flensburg ) is a German playwright in the fields of drama, musicals and comedy.

Career

The trained sculptor began his theater career in 1974 at the Low German Stage of the city of Flensburg. Since 1999 he has written musicals, plays, and Low German and High German comedies. His best-known pieces include "Champagne for Breakfast" and "The Sorcerer's Apprentice". In 2010 he founded the “Broschmann & Finke Theater Company” theater in Flensburg and in the same year received the child-friendliness award of the city of Flensburg for his achievements in the field of children's theater. In 2014 Wempner was awarded the 1st Konrad Hansen Theater Prize by the Low German Theater Association of Schleswig-Holstein for the Low German social comedy "Tiet to leven". In 2016, Wempner turned to musicals. The result was the music theater piece “WaschBar”, a scene piece that takes place in the red light district. In 2019 "Rock my soul" followed, a musical about the rise and end of the Les Humphries Singers .

watch TV

• " Champagner to'n Fröhstück ", NDB Münster, WDR broadcast on April 1, 2013

Works

Musicals

• “ Waschbar ” 2016, (Theaterverlag K. Mahnke, Verden / Aller) Music: Nick Nordmann Premiere: February 13, 2016, Flensburg / Harrislee
• “ Rock my soul ” 2019, musical about the Les Humphries Singers , premier: February 16, 2019, Flensburg / Harrislee

Comedies / plays

• " Champagne for Breakfast " 2008, (Theaterverlag Karl Mahnke) Also published in Low German, Bavarian and Dutch. WDR television broadcast 4/2013
• " Butter bei die Fisch " 2013, 7 humorous local stories (Verlag K. Mahnke) Also published in Low German.
• “ Achter de Dören ” 2014, four Low German short plays, including two arrangements by O Henry “ De Besöök ”, “ Dat last sheet ”, “ Dat gift ”, “ Dat Wiehnachtseten ”. Also published in High German.
• “ Tiet to leven ” 2014 Low German social comedy, awarded the 1st Konrad Hansen Author Prize. WP: November 27, 2015, Münster
• " Nütschanix " 2017 Low German Comedy (Mahnke Theaterverlag, Verden / Aller)
• " Single, 66, söcht ... " 2019 Low German Comedy (Mahnke Theaterverlag, Verden / Aller)

Translations into Low German

• " Sülver Single " 2012 (flower dreams) by Lutz Hübner (Hartmann & Stauffacher publishing house),
• " An de Arche Klock Acht " 2013 (An der Arche at eight) by Ulrich Hub (publisher of the authors)

Open-air theater pieces for the Viking theater " Midgaard Skalden " Haithabu / Schleswig

• " Baldur's Death " 2008
• " Battle for Raikja " 2010
• " The Curse of the Viking " 2011
• " Escape to Haithabu " 2012

Cabaret programs for the Broschmann & Finke Theater Company (author and director)

• “ Where we are is in front ” 1996
• " The time is ripe " 2003
• " It's no use " 2006
• " Now more than ever " 2008
• " Best of BroFi " 2010
• " I would have laughed " 2013
• " Best of 20 " 2016
• " If so, then " 2016

Children's and youth plays

• " Alles Banane " 1999, (Theaterverlag Karl Mahnke)
• " Zirkus Paroli " * 2001, (Theaterverlag Karl Mahnke)
• " The Pirate Ship " * 2003, (VVB Norderstedt)
• " The darned bird wedding " * 2004 - (Theaterverlag Karl Mahnke)
• " Everything because of Fridolin " 2007, (Theaterverlag Karl Mahnke)
• " The Sorcerer's Apprentice " * 2010, (Theaterverlag Karl Mahnke)

* Pieces have also been published in Low German.

Web links

• Michael Wempner's website

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Michael Wempner. Retrieved November 14, 2019 . 
2. ↑ Broschmann & Finke Theater Company - Music - Theater - Cabaret. Accessed on November 14, 2019 (German).