Robert Reinagl
Robert Reinagl (born 1968 in Vienna ) is an Austrian actor who has been a member of the Burgtheater ensemble since 2000 .
life and work
Reinagl was born and raised in Vienna. Since 2000 he has been a member of the Burgtheater ensemble, where he has taken on numerous roles - for example, assistant doctor Dr. Wenger in Schnitzler's Professor Bernhardi , the confessor in Horváth's Tales from the Vienna Woods or the pastor in Katie Mitchell's dramatization of Handke's Desireless Misfortune . Most recently he played the “bad Robert” in Cornelia Rainer's production of Pünktchen and Anton . He also appeared in many festival productions, for example at the Reichenau Festival , the Styrian Autumn , the Schrammelklangfestival Litschau and the Salzburg Festival , where he was seen in two Martin Kušej productions in 2005 and 2006 , and Koch im Jedermann from 2010 to 2012 embodied on Domplatz. From October 2016 he can be seen in the world premiere of Lumpenloretta by Christine Nöstlinger .
Since 2000 he has been forming the duo Die Mondscheinbrüder with the Viennese button harmonica player and singer Walter Czipke , named after a duet by Johann Sioly . Reinagl also performed regularly as a singer of Viennese songs with Walther Soyka, Tristan Schulze, Roland Neuwirth , Trude Mally and Kurt Girk , the "Frank Sinatra von Ottakring". Reinagl took over in the feature film Rimini by Peter Jaitz (2009) the role of Hans and also works regularly as a speaker for both radio productions and documentaries, as for the 2010 production Udo Proksch: Out of Control , as well as commercials. In 2014 he played the head museum attendant in the TV comedy Bösterreich . He also took on roles in CopStories , The Detectives and Quickly Determined . He also gives regular readings.
From 2004 to 2006 he also taught role design at the Vienna Conservatory Private University and has been a lecturer for speech formation at the Max Reinhardt Seminar since 2013 .
The artist is committed to feuermauer.org, a "non-partisan and independent initiative to protect our democratic culture".
Filmography (selection)
Occupations
Web links
- Burgtheater , directory of roles
- Speaker file , short biography with audio examples
- Robert Reinagl in the Internet Movie Database (English)
proof
- ^ The "Sir" - The Viennese song singer Kurt Girk , Menschenbilder, ORF, June 29, 2014
- ↑ feuermauer.org: Interview with Robert Reinagl , accessed on November 24, 2014
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SURNAME | Reinagl, Robert |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian actor, ensemble of the Burgtheater (since 2000) |
DATE OF BIRTH | 1968 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |