Siegburg studio stage
The studio stage Siegburg is a private theater in North Rhine-Westphalia Siegburg . Which is in the center of the district town of Siegburg Ensemble - Theater was founded in 1998 and is also the teaching stage of the operated on the same site private drama school , the former theater college Bongort of Roy and since 2004 until today the drama school Siegburg . The Tollhaus theater for children and young people is part of the Siegburg studio stage .
location
The Siegburg studio stage with the Tollhaus theater is located together with the Siegburg drama school in downtown Siegburg on Humperdinckstrasse . The three institutions are located in the building complex of the Community College of purpose association Rhein-Sieg (house no. 27) in which, among other things, the music school of the Engelbert Humperdinck- -Gesellschaft and the night school Rhein-Sieg are located. The building is an extension of the former Königliche Lehrerseminar Siegburg, the construction of which began in 1931 and which was used as part of the grammar school in particular for the natural sciences.
history
Siegburger studio theater was founded in January 1998, when Wolf Bongôrt by Roy (actually Wolf Bongort-Roy ; 1942-2006) his original 1987 Westphalia North-Rhine in Bergisch Gladbach , founded Theater College Bongort Roy (sometimes also spelled Theater College Bongôrt Roy ) to Siegburg relocated. The studio stage was run in the form of a private theater and served from the beginning as a training stage for the drama students at the private theater school operated by Bongort-von Roy, which was officially recognized as a so-called supplementary school.
The first piece to be performed in 1998 was Brechts Puntila and his servant Matti .
In 2004, Bongôrt von Roy and some of the teachers at his theater school moved to Leipzig to start a new drama school, the Bongôrt-v. Theater school , at the off-theater he founded in 2001/2003 , the Theater-Fabrik-Sachsen . To bring Roy to life. As a result, his former student, the actor and director René Böttcher , took over both the drama school and the studio stage in November 2004, which he continued as the newly founded drama school in Siegburg and the studio stage in Siegburg . At the same time, Böttcher founded the children's and youth theater Theater Tollhaus . The Studiobühne Siegburg also received state recognition as a vocational school for performing stage arts and regularly trains actors.
The Siegburg studio stage offers space for up to 80 spectators, depending on the staging. The theater is played by professionals and drama students from the Siegburg drama school and thus has its own permanent ensemble. René Böttcher is responsible for the artistic direction of the studio stage.
The three institutions - the Siegburg Drama School, the Siegburg Studiobühne and the Tollhaus Theater - are supported by the registered association Theaterschatz e. V. whose board of directors is Böttcher. The sponsoring association is recognized as a non-profit organization and is based in Siegburg.
Current
In the 2010/2011 season, almost 2500 people attended the 87 performances. The productions were financed, among other things, by the Friends of the Siegburg Studio Stage, the RheinEnergie Stiftung Kultur, the Kreissparkassenstiftung “Für uns Pänz” and through the sale of tickets.
"Theater Tollhaus" Children's and youth theater on the Studiobühne
The Studiobühne Siegburg offers children and young people weekly theater courses. These are led by actors and theater educators.
The sponsor of the “Theater Tollhaus” is a “recognized sponsor of public child and youth welfare”. 7 children and youth theater courses with more than 60 participants take place in the Tollhaus theater every week. The "Theater Tollhaus" offers the city of Siegburg and the Rhein-Sieg district more than 500 hours of child and youth work.
literature
- Siegburg, former High school . Inexpensive or elegant? In: LVR Office for the Preservation of Monuments in the Rhineland (ed.): New building in the Rhineland: A guide to the architecture of classical modernism . Michael Imhof Verlag, Petersberg, Kr Fulda 2019, ISBN 978-3-7319-0778-7 , p. 264–265 (About the building).
Web links
- Web presence of the Siegburg studio stage and the Tollhaus theater
- Information on the Siegburg studio stage is available from Kulturserver NRW
- Information on the Siegburg studio stage can be found in the online database Deutsches Theater Directory
Individual evidence
- ↑ See on the person: Wolf Bongort-von Roy. In: Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger . (KStA), June 19, 2003; accessed on February 2, 2014.
- ↑ a b c See information and imprint on the Siegburg Acting School website (www.schauspielschule-siegburg.de); accessed on February 2, 2014.
- ^ A b Renate Hofman: Heilsames Theaterspiel . In: Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger (KStA) . June 19, 2003 ( ksta.de [accessed on May 11, 2019]).
- ↑ See portrait by René Böttcher . In: Website of the Studiobühne Siegburg (www.theaterseite.de). Archived from the original on February 19, 2014 ; accessed on May 11, 2019 .
- ↑ a b See information and imprint on the website of the Studiobühne Siegburg (www.theaterseite.de); accessed on February 2, 2014.
Coordinates: 50 ° 48 ′ 1 ″ N , 7 ° 12 ′ 19.7 ″ E