Sabrina Ascacibar

Sabrina Ascacibar (born February 14, 1964 in Dakar , Senegal ) is a German- Argentine actress , singer , dancer and musician .

Life

Sabrina Ascacibar was born in Dakar (Senegal) as the daughter of an Argentinian father and a German-South African mother. She grew up in Buenos Aires and, after many years on the road, lives with her son in Hamburg .

Ascacibar studied drama and dance at the Herbert Berghof Studio New York from 1985 to 1987 . She took lessons from Uta Hagen , Herbert Berghof , Carol Rosenfeld and Hellen Gallagher alongside Lluís Homar . She studied politics and theater studies at the Ludwig Maximilians University in Munich .

As an all-rounder, Ascacibar creates its own thematic evenings with music, projections, bizarre stories and songs between reality and fiction. She also writes her own songs and often falls back on her musical roots from South America. She accompanies herself with ukulele and guitar and works with other musicians.

In addition to her mother tongues German and Spanish, Sabrina Ascacibar also speaks English, French and Portuguese.

Theater (excerpt)

• 2016: Premiere Dolores or no se puede vivir sin amar , with Friedrich Paravicini & Suzana Bradaric Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg . Artistic collaboration: Barbara Bürk
• 2015: Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus secretaries from Wittenbrink
• 2015: Preparations for Dolores
• 2014: Gala performance in the Foyer Metropolitan Opera New York
• 2014: Düsseldorfer Schauspielhaus secretaries from Wittenbrink
• 2014: Bill & Eve Thalia Theater (bandoneon: Christian Gerber, bass: Gerd Bauder)
• 2014: Bill & Eve Schauspielhaus Düsseldorf (bandoneon: Christian Gerber, bass: Gerd Bauder)
• 2009/11: All lust wants eternity ( Franz Wittenbrink ), Staatsschauspiel Dresden
• 2009/11: AHOY! , St. Pauli Theater
• 2008–2009: Ghost Driver Drama Hanover , director: Barbara Bürk
• 2008–2009: Hello Germany (F. Wittenbrink), Schauspiel Hannover
• 2008–2009: AHOY! , St Pauli Theater Maik Schott (keyboards) & Sönke Rust (guitar) Artistic collaboration: Barbara De Koy
• 2006–2007: Der nackte Wahnsinn , Poppy, Bremer Theater
• 2006–2007: The Threepenny Opera , Spelunken-Jenny, St Pauli Theater
• 2006–2007: Lust (F. Wittenbrink), St. Pauli Theater
• 2005: The color red (Franz Wittenbrink), Elisabeth Hauptmann , Berliner Ensemble
• 2005: A Piece from Heaven , Renaissance Theater (with Max Hopp, Burghart Klaußner , Imogen Kogge , Katja Riemann, among others )
• 2005: Die Dreigroschenoper , Spelunken-Jenny, St. Pauli Theater, director: Uli Waller (with Ulrich Tukur , Stefanie Stappenbeck , Eva Mattes )
• 2005: The fairy tale of the sponge , the lamp, Ruhrtriennale (with Max Simionischeck, Oana Solomon, Torsten Ranft, among others)
• 2003–2004: Mothers , Pregnant Women, St. Pauli Theater, Director: Uli Waller (with Cornelia Schirmer, Marion Martienzen, among others)
• 2003–2004: The world becomes more beautiful every day , Münchner Kammerspiele (Franz Wittenbrink)
• 2003–2004: Les Adieux (F. Wittenbrink), the blonde, Hamburger Kammerspiele (with Burghart Klaußner, Peter Francke, Marion Martienzen, among others)
• 2002–2003: Dearest Kurt,… Your Stanley , solo with Stanley Walden , Union Club (New York), State Theater Erfurt , Berlin University of the Arts , Leipzig University of Music, Kurt Weil Festival Dessau
• 1998–1999: The Black Rider , Peg Leg, Bad Hersfeld Festival
• 1998–1999: Brecht Tango , Milonguita, Berliner Ensemble a. Residenztheater Munich
• 1998–1999: Animal Farm , Muriel, Prinzregententheater Munich
• 1998–1999: The Wizard of Oz , Witch, Mecklenburg State Theater Schwerin
• 1998–1999: Richard III , Anne, Bad Hersfeld Festival
• 1998–1999: Evita , Schleswig Holsteinisches Landestheater
• 1996–1997: The Rose I Don't Sing , Solo, Tacheles Berlin, Mecklenburgisches Staatstheater
• 1996–1997: The Man from La Mancha , Aldonza / Dulcinea, Bremen Theater
• 1996–1997: Black Rider Thalia Theater, directed by Bob Wilson
• 1995–1996: The Grand Inquisitor , Grushe, Hans Otto, Theater Potsdam
• 1995–1996: Non (n) sens , Robert Ann, Theater am Kurfürstendamm
• 1993–1994: Tango x 2 , la cantante, Teatro del Globo Buenos Aires, with Miguel Zotto & Milena Plebs
• 1987–1989: Volkstheater Munich

Solo projects

• 2016: Dolores , Premiere Hamburg Schauspielhaus
• 2013: Bill & Eve , premiere Rialto Wilhelmsburg 2013
• 2008: AHOY! , Premiere St. Pauli Theater April 2008
• 2001: Dearest Kurt, ... your Stanley , Premiere Dessau / Kurt Weil Festival 2001 (with Stanley Walden)
• 1997: BRECHT / TANGO , premiere at the Berliner Ensemble September 1997 (guitar: Carlos Mieres)
• 1996: The rose that I don't sing ... Premiere at Tacheles Berlin February 1996 (guitar: Coco Nelegatti)

Discography

• 2013: Bill & Eve (Bear Family Records)
• 2011: where are you? (Bear Family Records)
• 2009: Ahoy! (Bear Family Records)

Awards

• 2010 Lale Andersen Prize
• 1999 Audience Award Bad Hersfeld Festival
• 1996 Gunther Neumann Prize

Web links

• Sabrina Ascacibar in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Website of Sabrina Ascacibar

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Short bio by Sabrina Ascacibar
2. ↑ Prices on bremerhaven.de, PDF page 32