Nini Stadlmann

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Nini Stadlmann (born December 18, 1976 in Vienna ) is an Austrian singer and actress .

Act

Life

Nini Stadlmann was born in Vienna as the daughter of a tax advisor and the composer for organ music Elfriede Stadlmann. She learned the flute, violin and piano very early. In 1995 she studied dance, singing and acting at the London Studio Center and from 1996-1999 at the Performing Center Austria . In 1999 she took part in the Broadway Theater Project '99 under the direction of Ann Reinking , where she worked with Gwen Verdon , Gregory Hines and Roy Scheider , among others .

She made her stage debut at the Berlin Theater des Westens in the production "Chicago" under the direction of Melissa King. Since then she has repeatedly played leading roles in leading theaters in German-speaking countries, e.g. B. at the Nationaltheater Mannheim , Staatstheater Hannover , Theater Basel , Theater St. Gallen , at the Volksoper Vienna and the Komische Oper Berlin .

Her engagements include female lead roles such as "Polly Baker" in "Crazy for You", "Sally Bowles" in "Cabaret" or "Bianca" in "Kiss me Kate". In 2018 she was seen as “Marylou” in the German premiere of “Märchen im Grandhotel” in the production by Leonard Koppelmann and Peter Jordan at the Mainz State Theater .

In 2009 she founded the “ stem cell formation - the smallest musical company in the world ” and developed the world premieres “Mamma Macchiato”, “Three - a musical for two”, “The three from the stem cell ” with the author and composer Tom van Hasselt and the designer Hendrik Weber "And" Death and the Maiden ".

Between 2010-2013 the machine house of the Kulturbrauerei Berlin served as a permanent venue for the performances of the stem cell formation. The world premiere of “ Alma and the Genius ” in the foyer of the Theater des Westens celebrated a great success in 2015 . The musical won the German Musical Theater Prize 2015 in the category "Best Lyrics". Nini Stadlmann was nominated for “Best Actress in a Leading Role”.

After first assistant choreography for Melissa King ("8 women" in the Renaissance theater Berlin, "Drei von der Gasstelle" in the Schlossparktheater Berlin) and Kim Duddy ("Im Weißen Rössl" Landestheater Salzburg), Nini Stadlmann took over choreographies in operettas and musicals, for example at the Neukölln Opera and the Vienna Volksoper.

In the musical comedy "Höchst Zeit!" By Tilmann von Blomberg, Katja Wolff and Carsten Gerlitz she developed the role "The Young". The production ran for 4 years in the entire German-speaking area, which is why Nini Stadlmann established himself primarily in the comedic field. The world premiere of the sequel “Heavenly Times. Getting old is nothing for cowards ”should take place on March 13th, 2020 in the Stuttgart Comedy in Marquardt . Due to the outbreak of the corona pandemic, gaming operations had to be suspended for the time being after the dress rehearsal.

Stage roles (selection)

  • 1999: Chicago as Swing at the Theater des Westens (Director: Bob Walthers)
  • 2000: Falco meets Amadeaus at the Theater des Westens (Director: Elmar Ottenthal )
  • 2001: Blue Jeans as Lisa Neumann Germany tour (Director: .Ulf Dietrich)
  • 2002: Cats as Swing at the Musical Theater on Potsdamer Platz (Director: Gilian Lynne)
  • 2003-2005: Crazy for you as Polly Baker at the Landestheater Linz and Nationaltheater Mannheim (Director: Matthias Davids)
  • 2005: Pinkelstadt as Freya of Added Value at the Schlossparktheater Berlin (Director: Andreas Gergen )
  • 2005: Fame as Grace in the Musiktheater im Revier Gelsenkirchen (Director: Ricarda Ludigkeit)
  • 2005: The three from the gas station as Lilian Cossmann (alternating) at the Schlossparktheater (director: Andreas Gergen )
  • 2005: As once in May as Juliette at the Schlossparktheater (Director: Andreas Gergen )
  • 2006: Cabaret as Sally Bowles at the Brandenburg Theater (Director: Manuel Schöbel)
  • 2006: Held Müller as Jule at the Neuköllner Oper Berlin (Director: Bernd Mottl)
  • 2006: On the Town as Ivy Smith at Theater Basel (director: Jürg Burth)
  • 2006: After hours as Marcy in Berghain Berlin (Director: Heidi Mottl)
  • 2007: In the White Horse Inn as Josepha Vogelhuber Burgfestspiele Dreieichenhain (Director: Andi Lachnit)
  • 2008: The apartment as Silvia Gilhouly at the Theater am Kurfürstendamm (director: Helmut Baumann)
  • 2009: Kiss me Kate as Bianca / Ensemble at the Komische Oper (Direction: Barrie Kosky)
  • 2010: Why should a woman not have a relationship as Hannah Kieswetter in the Kleiner Theater am Südwestkorso (Director: James Lyons)
  • 2010: City of Dogs as Dilara at the Neuköllner Oper Berlin (Director: Mario Portmann)
  • 2011: Peppermint Club as a presenter in the Wintergarten Varieté Berlin (Director: Michael Kliech)
  • 2012: Chicago as Hunjak at the Theater St. Gallen (Director: Melissa King)
  • 2012: Rise of the fortune cookies as AI at the Neuköllner Oper Berlin (Director: Gustav Rueb)
  • 2013: Showboat as Ellie at the Bad Hersfeld Festival (Director: Melissa King)
  • 2014–2018: “Highest Time!” (Premiere) as Die Junge am Theater am Kurfürstendamm and tour of Germany (director: Katja Wolff)
  • 2014: Gypsy as Louise in the Red Rose Club Berlin (Director: Marin G. Berger)
  • 2015: High Potentials as Carolin Peters at the Neuköllner Oper Berlin (Director: Matthias Messmer)
  • 2015–2018: Alma and the genius as Alma in the Theater des Westens / foyer (self-directed)
  • 2016: Doris Day as All Women Roles at the Schlossparktheater Berlin (Director: Holger Hauer)
  • 2017: Cats as Cassandra at the Thuner Seefestspiele (Director: Kim Duddy)
  • 2018: Fairy tales in the Grand Hotel as Mary Lou at the Mainz State Theater (Director: Leonard Koppelmann , Peter Jordan )
  • 2018: Gayle Tufts - Very Christmas as a guest at the Schillertheater Berlin

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ musical spot
  2. ↑ Hollywood atmosphere in Mainz: Paul Abraham's comedy operetta "Märchen im Grand-Hotel" celebrated its premiere. November 27, 2018, accessed on June 9, 2020 (German).
  3. ↑ S. Gerdesmeier: The German Musical Theater Prize 2015: The great ceremony. October 27, 2015, accessed on June 9, 2020 (German).
  4. ↑ Good gags and great women. Retrieved June 9, 2020 .
  5. ↑ Alma and the Genius (Berlin 2015). Accessed June 19, 2020 (German).
  6. ↑ MAINZ: FAIRY TALES IN THE GRAND HOTEL by Paul Abraham. In: Online marker. December 4, 2018, accessed June 19, 2020 .
  7. ↑ Press photos: Gayle Tufts - Very Christmas. Retrieved June 19, 2020 .
personal data
SURNAME Stadlmann, Nini
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian singer and actress
DATE OF BIRTH 18th December 1976
PLACE OF BIRTH Vienna