Roman Pertl

Roman Pertl (born 1988 in Wildeshausen , Lower Saxony ) is a German actor.

Life

Pertl studied from 2010 to 2014 at the Folkwang University of the Arts in Essen and Bochum. While still a student, he was involved in the development of the play Children of the Revolution at the Bochum theater (director: Nuran David Calis).

In the bilingual world premiere Somewhere it should be beautiful (text: Moritz Rinke , Mario Salazar ; directors: Johannes Klaus , Katrin Lindner ) Pertl took part in Bochum and Palestine. The piece is a collaboration between the Folkwang University of the Arts and the Drama Academy Ramallah.

He had his first permanent engagement from 2014 to 2017 at the Hessisches Landestheater Marburg . In 2017 he was hired as an ensemble member at the Augsburg Theater .

Roles (selection)

• 2014: Woyzeck; as Woyzeck; Director: Mathias Faltz ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2015: The Agony and Ecstasy of Steve Job; as Mike (HR); Director: Tabea Schattmaier ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2015: fruits of anger; as Tom; Director: Markus Heinzelmann ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2015: Paradise Hunger (UA); as Ben; Director: Fanny Brunner ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2015: The Events; as The Boy; Director: Lilli-Hannah Hoepner ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2015: Spring Awakening; as Moritz Stiefel; Director: Annette Müller ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2015: The conifer killer ballad; as Rudolph; Director: Dominique Schnitzer ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2015: The life of Galileo; as Sagredo / diverse; Director: Stephan Suschke ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2016: Romeo and Juliet; as Romeo; Director: Matthias Faltz ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2016: breathing; as he; Director: Lilli-Hannah Hoepner ; Hessian State Theater Marburg
• 2017: paradies fluten (lost symphony); Director: Nicole Schneiderbauer ; Theater Augsburg

Web links

• Roman Pertl at filmmakers.de
• Roman Pertl at schauspielervideos.de
• Roman Pertl on the website of the Hessian State Theater Marburg
• Roman Pertl on the website of the Augsburg Theater