Reto finger

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Reto Finger, 2010

Reto Finger (born February 5, 1972 in Bern ) is a Swiss lawyer and playwright.

Life

Reto Finger grew up in the small rural community of Rumendingen in the canton of Bern . He attended elementary school in the neighboring village of Wynigen . In 1986 his family moved to Burgdorf , where he switched to the local high school. As a schoolboy he worked as a freelancer for the Berner Zeitung . In 1991 Reto Finger passed his Matura . He studied law at the University of Zurich and in Amsterdam . While studying, he wrote his first two pieces for a free theater group in Burgdorf. In June 1999, Finger successfully completed his law degree and worked as an assistant at the European Institute at the University of Zurich (EIZ). He later worked for several years at the Zurich District Court as an auditor, clerk and from summer 2014 as a part-time substitute judge.

From the Children's and Youth Theater Center in the Federal Republic of Germany , Reto Finger received a Paul Maar scholarship for the authors' workshop (children and youth theater) of the Federal Academy for Cultural Education in Wolfenbüttel in April 2003. In 2003/2004, Finger was a participant in the dramenProzessor , a workshop for young Swiss talents Dramatist, which has been performed by the Theater an der Winkelwiese together with the Schlachthaus Theater Bern and the Theater Tuchlaube Aarau since 2000 . In October 2004 he was invited to the 2nd Author Workshop Days at the Burgtheater in Vienna. In 2004/2005, Finger received a working grant from the Lydia Eymann Foundation in Langenthal ( Canton of Bern ). This was followed by in-house authorship and collaboration in the dramaturgy at the Nationaltheater Mannheim , Schauspiel Essen and Schauspielhaus Bochum .

Reto Finger lives in Zurich and was President of the Association of Authors in Switzerland from 2010 to 2012 .

Memberships

Reto Finger has been a member of the Writers' Association of Switzerland (AdS) since 2004

Awards

Works

Spectacles

Radio plays

Web links

Individual evidence

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