Thomas C. Zinke

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Thomas Christoph Zinke (mostly Thomas C. Zinke or Thomas Zinke ; born May 20, 1967 in Munich ) is a German actor .

Life

After graduating from high school in 1988, Thomas Zinke did his community service at the Munich-Großhadern Clinic until 1990 . From 1990 to 1994 he completed an acting training at the Academy for Performing Arts Ulm (AdK). After holding various positions - including the Theater Trier - he was in the season 1996/97 ensemble member of the Theater cities Dinkelsbühl, where he so different stage characters such as The Brave Little Tailor (1996) and the "Mandelstam" in Carl Sternheim The pants designed. From 1997 to 2000 Thomas Zinke was then permanently engaged at the Tiroler Landestheater Innsbruck . There he was seen in 1997 in well-known classical roles such as “Viola” and her twin brother “Sebastian” in Was Ihr wollt by William Shakespeare or “Razmann” in Friedrich Schiller's Die Räuber , but also as “Dilldapp” in Tankred Dorst 's children's play Wie Dilldapp went after the giant (1998) or as Karl Valentin in Karl Valentin and Liesl Karlstadt (1999).

From 2001, Zinke played with the Bremer Shakespeare Company , until 2006 as a permanent member of the ensemble and since then regularly as a guest. The classic Shakespeare roles that he created include the "Count of Kent" in King Lear (2001), "Capulet" and "Benvolio" in Romeo and Juliet (2001), "Lysander" in A Midsummer Night's Dream (2002), "Rodrigo" in Othello (2002) as well as the title characters of Coriolan (2003) and King Johann (2004).

From 2005 to 2011, Thomas C. Zinke also studied educational sciences at the University of Bremen .

From 2006 working as a freelance actor, he was for some pieces in various stages involved . In three pieces he played under the direction of Andreas Kloos: For the productions of the theater keel designed prong 2008, "Sergeant Dimpfelmoser" in The Robber Hotzenplotz of Otfried Preußler and 2009 all three ghosts in A Christmas Carol for the submission of Charles Dickens , and on In 2013/2014 at Theater Bielefeld he gave the “Professor Tibatong” in Urmel from the ice by Max Kruse . And in 2013 he was seen in the music theater, at the Hamburg State Opera in Der Meister and Margarita .

In 2007, Zinke staged the mask play Ja, ich will! Developed by him and Benjamin Krause in the Blaumeier studio in Bremen . , in which he also acted as pastor and caretaker himself. In autumn 2011 he went on a journey through Germany with a scenic mask play to draw attention to the upcoming special exhibition Edvard Munch - Riddles Behind the Canvas in the Kunsthalle Bremen . With Christian Bergmann he shared the role of the painter Edvard Munch .

Above all, however, he appeared from 2010 with his own series of literature. Under the title Zinke reads - If you don't want to read, you have to hear! For these staged readings he worked on everything from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe to Robert Gernhardt that rhymes or is written in prose. Since 2012 he has been working with the pianist Hauke ​​Scholten and has expanded his program to include “Readings with Music”. Among other things, they produced several children's readings with music for the concert hall Die Glocke in Bremen, and from 2013 also the literary-musical theater evenings Heinz Erhardt explains the world: Why the lemons got sour and "The heart beats, the cheeks glow ' n “- love in words and music from Goethe to Georgette Dee .

In the 2017/18 season, Thomas C. Zinke is once again a permanent member of an acting ensemble - at the Theater & Philharmonie Thuringia with the Altenburg and Gera venues . There, under the direction of Manuel Kressin, he plays "Otto Kringelein" in the stage version of Vicky Baum's People in the Hotel .

In addition to his theater work, the actor was and can be seen in commercials and industrial films or heard as a speaker in documentaries .

Thomas C. Zinke lives in Bremen with his wife and two children .

Stage roles (selection)

year piece role Director theatre
1994 Hunting scenes from Lower Bavaria Abram Yvonne Racine Akademietheater Ulm
1994 Aladdin and the magic lamp Grand Vizier Regina Noelke Theater Trier
1995 A midsummer night's dream Craftsman Karin Beyer Theater Neu-Ulm
1996 The valiant dressmaker Little tailor Hermes Schmid City theater Dinkelsbühl
1996 The pants Almond Jam Thomas Willberger City theater Dinkelsbühl
1997 Kissing God Harry Klaus Troemer City theater Dinkelsbühl
1997 Dental gold Karl Hermes Schmid City theater Dinkelsbühl
1997 What you want Viola and Sebastian Pit Holzwarth Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
1997 The robbers Razmann Thorsten Schilling Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
1998 Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Nick Thorsten Schilling Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
1998 How Dilldapp went after the giant Dilldapp Irmgard Lübke Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
1999 Karl Valentin and Liesl Karlstadt Karl Valentin Dietrich Hübsch Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
1999 The conceited sick man Cléante Hanspeter Horner Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
2000 Othello mustn't burst page Klaus Rohrmoser Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
2000 The urge Fritz Manfred Schild Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
2000 In the thicket of the cities baboon Klaus Rohrmoser Tyrolean State Theater Innsbruck
2001 King Lear Earl of Kent Sylvia Armbruster bremer shakespeare company
2001 Romeo and Juliet Benvolio and Capulet Rainer Iwersen bremer shakespeare company
2002 A midsummer night's dream Lysander and Craftsman Sebastian Kautz bremer shakespeare company
2002 Othello Rodrigo Ramin Yegani-Fard bremer shakespeare company
2003 Coriolan Coriolan Sebastian Kautz bremer shakespeare company
2004 King Johann King Johann Rainer Iwersen bremer shakespeare company
2005-2014 Cabal and love for two Ferdinand, Miller, Wurm, Kalf, Milford Andreas Kloos bremer shakespeare company
2006 Love and hate in Malta Flavio and Benedict Chris Alexander bremer shakespeare company
2007 Yes I do! Pastor and caretaker Thomas C. Zinke Blue eggs studio Bremen
2008 The robber Hotzenplotz Constable Dimpfelmoser Andreas Kloos Kiel Theater / Kiel Opera House
2009 a Christmas Story all three ghosts Andreas Kloos Kiel Theater / Kiel Opera House
2012-2015 Fist i Dr. Heinrich Faust Petra-Janina Schultz bremer shakespeare company (and guest performances)
2012 Pettersson gets a Christmas visit Pettson, Findus and Narrator Hauke ​​Scholten The Glocke Concert Hall (Bremen)
2013 The master and Margarita master Jochen Biganzoli Hamburg State Opera
2013 The little ghost Narrator and player Hauke ​​Scholten The Glocke Concert Hall (Bremen)
2013-2014 Urmel from the ice Professor Tibatong Andreas Kloos Bielefeld Theater
2014-2017 Heinz Erhardt explains the world: Why the lemons got sour Professor Agamemnon Steinwurf-Haslingen Petra-Janina Schultz Concert hall Die Glocke (Bremen) and guest performances
2015-2016 When Santa Claus fell from the sky Narrator and player Hauke ​​Scholten The Glocke Concert Hall (Bremen)
2017-2018 People in the hotel Otto Kringelein Manuel Kressin Theater & Philharmonic Thuringia

Web links

Commons : Thomas C. Zinke  - Collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d short portrait at www.anders-alter.de; Retrieved November 19, 2012
  2. ↑ a b c d See his profile card at www.schauspielervideos.de
  3. ↑ a b Thomas C. Zinke at the Bremer Shakespeare Company ( Memento from July 24, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
  4. ↑ Yes, I do! at blaumeier.de ( Memento from October 9, 2012 in the Internet Archive )
  5. ^ NN: Today: Edvard Munch - Theater-Germany-Tour starts in Celle on celleheute.de; Retrieved November 19, 2012
personal data
SURNAME Zinke, Thomas C.
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zinc, Thomas; Zinke, Thomas Christoph (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German actor
DATE OF BIRTH May 20, 1967
PLACE OF BIRTH Munich