Robert Schoen

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Robert Schoen (* 1966 in Berlin ) is a German radio play director and author.

Life

After completing his commercial training, Robert Schoen studied at the Institute for Applied Theater Studies at the Justus Liebig University in Giessen and then trained as a radio play director at Südwestrundfunk ( SWR ). Between 1998 and 2001 he worked as an assistant director a. a. with Jörg Jannings , Barbara Plensat , Götz Fritsch , Ulrike Brinkmann , Alexander Schuhmacher , Christoph Dietrich , Annette Berger , Hans Gerd Krogmann , Walter Adler , Ulrich Gerhardt , Leonhard Koppelmann , Juan Allende-Blin , Oliver Sturm , Hermann Naber and Helmut Kopetzky . Since then he has worked as a radio play, audio book and feature director.

Radio plays

  • 2004 Los Bambi
  • 2005 Sibylle
  • 2007 The most important thing here in the world for people is Dägä - a trip to the archive
  • 2008 transmigration of souls
  • 2008 Saturday evening
  • 2008 How do you spell that?
  • 2009 Very small on the horizon
  • 2009 Because something wants it that way ( SWR )
  • 2010 Fate, Mainly Fate - LE-Triptychon Part 1 ( HR )
  • 2013 Heidi Heimat ( HR )
  • 2015 A Smoky Idyll ( HR )
  • 2016 The Prodigal Sons - LE-Triptych Part 2 ( HR )
  • 2018 From the life of a hover fly - LE-Triptychon part 3 ( HR )

Radio play editing and direction (selection)

Awards

Web links

personal data
SURNAME Nice, Robert
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German director and author
DATE OF BIRTH 1966
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin