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Peter Schütze (2010)

Peter Schütze (born June 8, 1948 in Detmold ) is a German author, literary scholar, dramaturge and reciter.

Life

After his school days in Detmold, Peter Schütze studied German, art history and philosophy at the Universities of Mainz and Marburg . He finished his student days with a dissertation on Peter Hacks . Gert Mattenklott and Hans Heinz Holz were his reviewers. In 1976 he moved with his then partner Mechthild Curtius from Siegen to Frankfurt am Main . There he interned with editing tasks in the publishing house of the authors , translated psychoanalytic writings for the Suhrkamp and Klett publishers and worked as a journalist and critic - mainly for the Deutsche Volkszeitung in Düsseldorf in close cooperation with Agnes Hüfner and Hans Brenner. In 1976 his theater career began, which took him to the Thalia Theater in Hamburg via Dortmund, Bielefeld and Wiesbaden in 1980 . In the following years he was busy with book projects and as an employee of the Hamburger Morgenpost ; In 1987 he went to the Theater Hagen as chief dramaturge, director and actor and taught theater and film history at the University of Bochum . From 1998 to 2000 he worked as a dramaturge and author in Lutherstadt Wittenberg . In 2001 Schütze took over the artistic direction of the SchlossSpiele Hohenlimburg, which he held until 2014. Today he lives alternately in Hohenlimburg and his hometown Detmold.

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Peter Schütze is the author of numerous books and essays - including monographs on Peter Hacks , August Strindberg and Fritz Kortner . He also worked as a librettist for the composers Walter Steffens and Dietrich Lohff , wrote revues, youth plays (“Children's Crusade”) and plays (“Katharinennacht”, “Luther and Faust”). In 2014 his Westphalian chronicle “The Lion Brothers” was published. He staged around 30 classical and modern pieces on various stages and appeared as an actor and reciter. Since 1988 Schütze has appeared in more than 70 literary, humorous and satirical programs in numerous German cities. Readings are held with him on a regular basis at the Fernuniversität in Hagen . His repertoire includes texts by Wilhelm Busch , Johann Wolfgang von Goethe , Friedrich Schiller , Heinrich Heine , Theodor Fontane , Christian Morgenstern , Kurt Tucholsky , Joachim Ringelnatz and Erich Kästner . With many of these solo programs he appears for the company "Melange" in North Rhine-Westphalia.

In his hometown Detmold, Peter Schütze acts as President of the Grabbe Society , in Hagen as Chairman of the Karl Halle Society. In 2001 in Hagen he was awarded the Alfred Müller Felsenburg Prize for upright literature .

Fonts (selection)

  • On the critique of literary utility. An examination of the philosophy of literature. Edited by Hans Heinz Holz. Luchterhand, Darmstadt / Neuwied 1975. ISBN 3-472-78004-5 .
  • Peter Hacks. A contribution to the aesthetics of drama. With an original contribution by Peter Hacks. Scriptor, Kronberg 1976, ISBN 3-589-20400-1 (also dissertation, University of Marburg 1976).
  • Rudolf Schaller on his 90th birthday. Author agency, Frankfurt a. M. 1981.
  • Death in the pear tree. The picture of human history in Friedrich Hebbel's “Maria Magdalena”. In: Hebbel yearbook. 1981, pp. 153-186. ISBN 3-8042-0245-4 .
  • Friedrich Hebbel and today's theater. Heide 1982. Reprint of the Hubbel Society.
  • The faces of the Gorgon. Description of a European phantom. Part I, rough draft. Manuscript, Hamburg 1986.
  • August Strindberg represented with self-testimonies and photo documents. Rowohlt, Reinbek near Hamburg 1990, ISBN 3-499-50383-2 . 3rd edition 2002.
  • Fritz Kortner presented with self-testimonials and photo documents. Rowohlt, Reinbek near Hamburg 1994. ISBN 3-499-50531-2 .
  • With Mirjam von Jankó: Dat should imitate me first. Adolf Tegtmeier and Jürgen von Manger. Klartext, Essen 1998.
  • The wound of mankind is given into your hand. To Erwin Hegemann's Pope pictures. For the exhibition “Because they don't know what they are doing” in Bochum 1999. Passmann, Hagen 1999.
  • Dramaturgy of the eye. Rudolf Arnheim on his 100th birthday. FernUniversität in Hagen, Hagen 2004. Volume 10 of the series of publications of the Hagen University Library edited by Dieter Schmauß
  • The wound of mankind is given into your hand . To Erwin Hegemann's Pope pictures. For the exhibition “Because they don't know what they are doing” in Bochum 1999. (Passmann) Hagen 1999.
  • So, at one, on Long Street. Stories and anecdotes from old Detmold. Wartberg, Gudensberg-Gleichen 2006.
  • “Courage and desire to live in the fatherland”. Hermann the Cheruscan in the work of Goethe and Grabbe. In: Holger Dainat, Burkhard Stenzel (ed.): Goethe, Grabbe and the care of literature. Festschrift for Lothar Ehrlich's 65th birthday. Aisthesis, Bielefeld 2008, pp. 151-184. ISBN 978-3-89528-698-8 .
  • Peter Hacks, The Biedermeier Theater (1815–1840). Edited, introduced and commented on by Peter Schütze. Aurora / Eulenspiegel, Berlin 2011 (in it: “On the art of interference free”). ISBN 978-3-359-02521-4 .
  • Detmold. Stories and anecdotes. - So at four at the Donopbrunnen. (Wartburg) Gudensberg-Gleichen 2013. ISBN 978-3-8313-2420-0 .
  • Classic Ghosts I. Or Peter Hacks and the Biedermeier. In: Hack's Yearbook 2016. (Aurora) Berlin 2016, S, 197-225. ISBN 978-3-359-02521-4 .

Editing

  • Grabbe-Jahrbuch : Together with Kurt Roessler. 21st year 2002 (Grabbe Verlag) Detmold 2002 - 22nd-27th year 2003-2008, together with Kurt Roessler. (Aisthesis) Bielefeld 2003–2009. 28/29 Born in 2009/10, together with Hans Hermann Jansen. (Aisthesis) Bielefeld 2011.
  • Peter Hacks, The Biedermeier Theater (1815–1840). Edited, introduced and commented on by Peter Schütze. Aurora / Eulenspiegel, Berlin 2011

Stage works

Opera texts

  • Herrenhaus (1976), opera based on Thomas Wolfe. For Walter Steffens. MS.
  • The Golden Net (1978), ballet comedy. Music: Hans Gresser. U Hitzacker 1980.
  • The Fairy Queen (1980), adaptation. (Chr. Martin Wieland / Henry Purcell). With Hans and Anna Markard. U Wiesbaden 1980
  • Grabbe's Life (1984), opera farce. Music: Walter Steffens. U concert at Hamburg State Opera (opera stable) 1986; scenic U: Detmold 1986, director: Gerd Niestet. Edition Wilhelm Hansen.
  • Der Philosopher (1987), comic opera in one act. Music: Walter Steffens. U: Detmold 1990. Music publishers Boosey and Hawks. also at Boosey and Hawkes; a print version of the libretto (with essays) will be published in 2017 by the publisher shoebox house, Hamburg. (Director: Peter Schütze)
  • Die Judenbuche (1991), Volksoper based on Annette von Droste-Hülshoff. Music: Walter Steffens. U: Dortmund 1993
  • Luther (2004), church opera (scenic oratorio) in two parts. Music: Dietrich Lohff. U. Stadtkirche Wittenberg 2005. Text book published.
  • Der Winkelhannes (2006), crime opera with the collaboration of Volker Schrewe and Walter Streffens
  • Jochanaan (2008), youth opera based on the novel by Gudrun Reinboth. Music: Dietrich Lohff. U: Neckargemünd, 2009

Ballets

  • Night of Loveless Nights (1976), music: Igor Stravinsky; Choreography: Roberto Trinchero. U: Wiesbaden 1979, text published in the program, also in Ballett-Info 3/1980, p. 37f.
  • (Rolf Garske: core piece - a surreal love dance) Rimbaud-Verlaine (1980), dance theater by Roberto Trinchero and Peter Schütze, music by Fauré, Ligeti and Nowacki. U: May Festival Wiesbaden 1980. Text published in the program booklet.
  • Casanova? Don juan? (1989), ballet theater by Jurek Makarowski and Peter Schütze. U: Hagen 1989. Text and essay in the program.

Acting - revue - radio play

  • Do you hear my secret calling? A musical review of the years 1945–1955. U: Hagen 1989.
  • Die Malteser (1993), tragedy based on the fragment by Friedrich Schiller. MS
  • Abgefackelt (1994), youth piece by Christoph Rösner and Peter Schütze. S. Fischer Theater Verlag
  • War was, must you forget (1996), radio play together with Christoph Rösner, published as TC
  • Redemption the Redeemer (1996, new version 1999), A scenic encounter for two actors and a gramophone - with Richard Wagner and Friedrich Nietzsche. U as a staged reading: Theater Hagen 1996; New version Hagen and Naumburg 2000
  • Katharinen-Nacht (1999), play under the open sky in the Lutherhof. A scenic collage, with Peter Ries (director). U: Lutherstadt Wittenberg 1999. - Print version: Wittenberg 1999
  • Luther and Faust (2000), Two German Men / A German Story. Staged collage by Peter Schütze, Justus H. Ulbricht and Peter Ries. U: Lutherstadt Wittenberg 2000
  • At seventeen you still have dreams (2001), The 60s Revue. With Christoph Rösner. U: Theater / Stadthalle Hagen 2002
  • Schwejk (2002), A game in three acts (13 pictures) based on Jaroslaw Hasek. MS
  • The Capuccino Trap (2004), screenplay based on the novel by Christian Kuhnke by Christian Kuhnke and Peter Schütze. MS
  • Children's crusade (Where milk and honey flow) (2005), children's and youth play. U: Wittenberg 2006

prose

  • The brothers of the lion. A Westphalian chronicle from the 12th century (2012) (Jörg Mitzkat) Holzminden 2014. ISBN 978-3-940751-84-3 .

Translations / edits

  • Ernst Kris: The Aesthetic Illusion. (Suhrkamp) Frankfurt a. M. 1977. ISBN 3-518-10867-0 .
  • Ernst Kris: Psychoanalytical Child Psychology. Psychoanalysis literature, ed. u. A. Mitscherlich. (Suhrkamp) Frankfurt a. M. 1979. ISBN 3-582-07288-6 .
  • Robert Waelder: Views of Psychoanalysis. (Klett / Cotta) Stuttgart 1980. ISBN 3-12-908550-5 .
  • A Midsummer Night's Dream (2006) by William Shakespeare. Stage adaptation using the translation by Ernst Ortlepp
  • Hamlet (2008) by William Shakespeare. Translation and editing: Peter Schütze. U: Hohenlimburg 2008
  • The Tartufe (2010) by Molière. German version by Peter Schütze and Stefan Schroeder. U: Hohenlimburg 2010
  • The Great Money (2012), by Alexander Ostrowskij. Version and stage arrangement by Peter Schütze and Stefan Schroeder. U: Hohenlimburg 2012

Web links

Commons : Peter Schütze  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Memories of Peter Hacks. In: Peter hacks . In: Hans Heinz Holz (Ed.): Well, I have caused you trouble . Eulenspiegel, Berlin 2007.
  2. ↑ Peter Schöne: The Hohenlimburg Castle Games - cultural tradition since 1954 . Ed .: Hohenlimburger Heimatblätter. No. 12 , 2004, p. 397-422 .
  3. ^ Marie-Theres Konder: For the 60th anniversary of the Hohenlimburg Castle Games. Ed .: Hohenlimburger Heimatblätter. No. 9 . Hohenlimburg 2014, p. 293-298 .
  4. ↑ Schuetze, Dr. Peter - Freundeskreis Hagen-Smolensk In: freundeskreis-hagen-smolensk.de , accessed on May 24, 2017.
  5. ↑ Melange in the network. Retrieved May 15, 2017 .
  6. ↑ Board of Directors and Advisory Board | Grabbe Gesellschaft Detmold In: grabbe.de , accessed on May 24, 2017.
  7. ^ Alfred Müller Felsenburg Prize, archive version of October 24, 2017. Accessed on May 12, 2017 .
  8. ↑ Werner Wunderlich: Don Juan's theatrical broadcast. Jurek Makarowskis and Peter Schützes ballet. In: Salzburg academic contributions (ed.): Word and Music (=  European myths of the modern age: Faust and Don Juan ). tape 18/1 . Müller-Speiser, Salzburg 1993.
personal data
SURNAME Sagittarius, Peter
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German author, literary scholar, dramaturge and reciter
DATE OF BIRTH June 8, 1948
PLACE OF BIRTH Detmold