Rainer Gohde

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Rainer Gohde

Rainer Gohde (born March 7, 1948 ) is a German director and actor as well as singer and chanson interpreter .

Life

Rainer Gohde grew up in what was then the GDR . From 1964 to 1967 he completed vocational training as a chemical laboratory technician and also graduated from high school. From 1969 to 1973 he studied chemistry at the Technical University in Dresden . He then embarked on an artistic career and was acting eleve at the Freiberg City Theater and the Quedlinburg City Theaters from 1973 to 1975 . He then studied from 1975 to 1978 at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in East Berlin .

In 1978 Gohde had his first engagement in Frankfurt (Oder) at the Kleist Theater there , where he worked as an actor until 1986. From 1986 to 1991 he worked as a freelance director and actor as well as a chanson interpreter and program designer . He had engagements in Berlin, Magdeburg, Frankfurt (Oder) and Brandenburg and was also an acting lecturer at the Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin. He received several prizes, including the 1986 art prize for the production "Playing Peace". From 1991 to 1998 he was a director, actor and theater director at what was then the Central German State Theater in Wittenberg .

In addition to the theater, he also worked for film and television , dubbing and radio plays .

Rainer Gohde has lived in Lutherstadt Wittenberg since 1990.

Directing work

Gohde resulted in more than 130 productions directed , such as at the Kleist Theater in Frankfurt (Oder) (1978-1986): the written by himself piece Wedekind Tingel - Tangel , Match of Jürgen large , and the Romanian one-act play The camel - The Train - The Doormat - Celluloid ; at the Kammerspiele Magdeburg (1986): as world premiere Teufelskarl by Eliphius Paffrath; at the Brandenburger Theater (1988–1989): Adam and Eva by Peter Hacks; at the Berlin Stadttheater Cöpenick by Jürgen Hilbrecht (1993): as world premiere Der Hinterbenankler by John Stave; and at the Mitteldeutscher Theater in Wittenberg (1991–1998): Otello mustn't burst! by Ken Ludwig, Amadeus by Peter Shaffer, Schiller's Kabale und Liebe , Goethe's Urfaust , and the Threepenny Opera by Brecht / Weill. As a director and author for major events, he staged the successful spectacle “Luther's Wedding” as the Wittenberg Old Town Festival in 1993 and 1994.

For the productions of Match and The Camel - The Train - The Doormat - Celluloid , he also designed the set and the costumes .

repertoire

From 1976 to 1986 his repertoire as an actor and singer included more than 120 roles, for example at the Kleist Theater in Frankfurt (Oder): Styles / Buntu in Sizwe Bansi is dead by Athol Fugard, Troilus in Shakespeare's Troilus and Cressida , Albertet in the white suit of Alonso Alegría , Charly in Charlie's aunt Watson; in a co-production with GDR television of Laszlo in the musical Chapiteau von Putz; as well as at the Mitteldeutscher Theater in Wittenberg: Dromio in Shakespeare's Comedy of Errors , Herr Stolz in the German premiere of Dialoge aus dem Käfig by Alexander Kostinsky, Tetzel in Luther or Die Nachtigall von Wittenberg by August Strindberg, Hitler in Mein Kampf by George Tabori, and the kilt in lofter or the lost face of Günther Weisenborn .

Gohde also had numerous roles in film and television.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c See biographical information on Rainer Gohde's website (see web links).
  2. ↑ a b See information on directing work on Rainer Gohde's website (accessed on September 5, 2009).
  3. ↑ See information on theater roles on Rainer Gohde's website (accessed on September 5, 2009).
  4. ↑ See information on film roles on Rainer Gohde's website (accessed on September 5, 2009).

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personal data
SURNAME Gohde, Rainer
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German director and actor as well as singer and chanson interpreter
DATE OF BIRTH March 7, 1948