Tilla Kratochwil

Tilla Kratochwil (* 1974 in Zittau ) is a German film and theater actress .

Career

Kratochwil grew up in Berlin and studied from 1995 to 1999 at the "Ernst Busch" Academy of Dramatic Arts in Berlin . She has appeared on several well-known stages, since 2002 as a freelance theater actress and works for film, radio and television.

Act

Theater roles

In 1997 Kratochwil was on the stage of the Hebbel Theater in Berlin in Robert Wilson's play "Saints & Singing - an operetta". From 1999 to 2002 she was a member of the Theaterhaus Jena ensemble and played the following roles there:

• Natascha in “ Nachtasyl ” by Maxim Gorki (Director: Claudia Bauer )
• Leading role as Irmi in "The native" by Franz Xaver Kroetz (Director: Claudia Bauer)
• Johanna in " Baal " by Bertolt Brecht (Director: Walter Meierjohann )
• Sister in "Nietzsche!" By Tom Peuckert (Director: Christina Emig-Könning )

Since 2000 she has appeared as a freelance actress in the following roles:

• 2001: Leading role as Mairead in "Der Leutnant von Inishmore" by Martin McDonagh (director: Jan Jochymski ), Kammerspiele Deutsches Theater Berlin
• 2003: Amelia in " Bernarda Albas Haus " by Federico García Lorca (director: Stefan Metz ), Deutsches Theater Göttingen
• 2003–2004: Absolut in “ Innschuld ” by Dea Loher (director: Andreas Kriegenburg ), Thalia Theater , Hamburg
• 2004: Lela in "Vaterlos" by Claudius Lünstedt (director: Stephanie Sewella ), Staatsschauspiel Dresden / Theaterhaus Jena

• 2005: Delicatessen girl in “Gott save America” by Biljana Srbljanović (director: Robert Lehniger ), Schauspiel Frankfurt
• 2005: Olga in “Dirty Hands” by Jean-Paul Sartre (director: Christiane Schneider ), Schauspiel Frankfurt
• 2005: “Bewachte Meine Seel” (ensemble piece by Christiane Pohle ), Sophiensaele , Berlin
• 2005: "Beer for Women" by Felicia Zeller (director: Kerstin Lenhart ), Sophiensaele, Berlin
• 2006: Medea in "Mamma Medea" by Tom Lanoye (director: André Rößler ), Box Deutsches Theater Berlin

Filmography (selection)

movie theater

• 2001: Die Ritterinnen (ensemble film; director: Barbara Teufel )
• 2003: Tilt (Director: Michael Venus )
• 2006: Haiku (short film; Director: Florencia Hurtado )
• 2007: The Pilot (Director: Nicolai Rohde )
• 2007: Human Capital (Direction: Diemo Kemmesies )
• 2008: 10 seconds
• 2012: His last race (Director: Kilian Riedhof )
• 2019: The Golden Glove

watch TV

• 2004: The Second Look (Director: Ariane Zeller )
• 2006: Blood revenge (episode from section 40 ; Director: Florian Kern )
• 2006: The Deception (based on Charlotte Link ; Director: Michael Steinke )
• 2006: Hokuspokus Junior (Director: Claudia Garde )
• 2006: Errwege zum Glück (Direction: Ariane Zeller)
• 2007: Tatort - Investigative (Director: Claudia Garde)
• 2007: Good Times, Bad Times (episodes directed by Lars Morgenroth and Samira Radsi )
• 2007: Doctor's Diary (episode directed by Oliver Schmitz )
• 2008: High Voltage Part 1 (episode of GSG 9 - Your commitment is your life ; Director: Michael Wenning )
• 2008: Tatort - Borowski and the girl in the moor (Director: Claudia Garde)
• 2008: Tatort - The Dead Chinese (Director: Hendrik Handloegten )
• 2009: A houseboat to fall in love with (Director: Jorgo Papavassiliou )
• 2009: (Not) a question of age (episode by Doktor Martin ; Director: Claudia Garde)
• 2010: Arm on it (episode by Danni Lowinski ; director: Jorgo Papavassiliou)
• 2011: Burned down (Director: Verena S. Freytag )
• 2011: SOKO Leipzig (episode directed by Maris Pfeiffer )
• 2012: Bank robbery for beginners (Director: Claudia Garde)
• 2013: Cityburger vs. Country life (episode from Doc meets Dorf ; Director: Franziska Meyer Price )
• 2013: Money or ouch! (Direction: René Marik , Johan Robin )
• 2019: Commissioner Heller - heart failure
• 2019: Murderous village community

Radio plays

• 2003: Holger Teschke : Jungfrau Maleen - Director: Barbara Plensat (children's radio play - DLR Berlin)

Web links

• Tilla Kratochwil in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Agency profile at the Neuffer agency , accessed on August 15, 2020

Individual evidence

1. ^ [1] , Cologne theater.
2. ↑ ^{a b} Tilla Kratochwil , Neuffer Agency