Thomas Naumann (actor)

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Thomas Naumann (born January 16, 1951 in Hamburg ) is a German presenter and actor .

Life

Naumann spent his childhood in Hamburg, where he went to school until he graduated from high school. He began studying German, English and theater studies in Hamburg. He later switched to the State University for Music and Theater in Hamburg. Then he got his first theater engagement with Karl Vibach at the stages of the Hanseatic City of Lübeck with the anti-war revue Hurra wir die - Oh, what a lovely was by Joan Littlewood . He later worked at the Wuppertal Theaters, at the Hessian State Theater Wiesbaden and the Cuvilliés Theater in Munich and went on a tour with the Komödie am Kurfürstendamm.

First television experience took place in a supporting role in Eberhard Fechner's Tadellöser & Wolff . Then Naumann was seen as a burglar in the TV movie Die Vorstadtkrokodile . In the 1980s he became well-known among young television viewers through his moderation (together with the computer-animated Wuslon Zini) of the ARD broadcast Fun on Monday with Thomas and Zini . Later he spoke the Mikesch in the youth radio play series Reiterhof Dreililien . This was followed by roles in Die Schwarzwaldklinik , Jupiter Moon and the ZDF family series These Drombuschs . He was also seen as an executive and commenting team member of Rolf-Dieter Klein in the context of the WDR computer club during the assembly and commissioning of the NDR small computer . Afterwards Naumann played roles in television series such as Großstadtrevier , Der Landarzt , Hallo, Unkel Doc! , Stefanie , In all friendship and Our Charly, just in case .

Filmography (selection)

Theater roles

  • "Joan Littlewood" in Hurray We Die - Oh, what a lovely was , directed by Karl Vibach
  • "Graf Achim Rheydt" in The Candidate , directed by Günter Fischer
  • "Lion" in Wizard of Oos
  • “Tassel” in school with clowns , director: Siemen Rühaak
  • “Pastor” in His Life (world premiere), directed by Günter Fischer
  • Wuppertal fools cutting , street theater
  • “Clitandre” in The Misanthrope , directed by Hanno Lunin
  • "George Tabori" in Sigmunds Freude , directed by Andreas Gerstenberg
  • “Volker” in Eisenwichser , directed by Herbert Ecker
  • "Tyrrhenos" in Omphale , directed by Peter Hacks
  • “Benvolio” in Romeo and Juliet , directed by Horst Siede
  • "Else Lasker-Schüler" in Ich und Ich - world premiere, directed by Hermann Kleinselbeck
  • “Charly” in Played - World Premiere, directed by Edgar Cox / Hermann Wintsch
  • "Garry" in Gimme Shelter , directed by Horst Siede
  • “Buenco” in Clavigo , directed by Jürgen Kloth
  • The journey of the old men - world premiere, director: Horst Siede
  • “Olaf” in poverty, wealth man and animal , directed by Hermann Kleinselbeck
  • "Silvius" in As You Like It , Director: Horst Siede
  • "Luftgeist" in Beauty and the Beast ( Wuppertaler Bühnen )
  • “Stefan” in ruins of conscience , director: Horst Siede
  • “Huber” in March , directed by Horst Siede
  • "Nick" in How to Make Bed
  • "Captain Jack Wellington" in Rivalen , director: Heinz Schirk (TV recording from HR)
  • Troilus and Cressida , directed by Herman Kleinselbeck
  • Cleante in Bürger als Edelmann , directed by Rudolf Noelte
  • “Dentist Julien Deforges” in cactus blossom , directed by Folker Bohnet
  • "Dr. Juan G. Rodriguez “in Stories from Mama and Papa , directed by Wolfgang Spier

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Biography at thomasnaumann.info, accessed on November 23, 2014.
  2. ↑ Introduction to microelectronics at fernsehserien.de, accessed on November 23, 2014.
personal data
SURNAME Naumann, Thomas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German presenter and actor
DATE OF BIRTH January 16, 1951
PLACE OF BIRTH Hamburg