Tomas silence
Tomas Schweigen (* 1977 in Vienna ) is an Austrian theater director and artistic director .
Life
Schweigen studied theater studies , German literature , philosophy , later acting in Vienna and then directing at the Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK). Since then he has worked in the independent scene as well as at the Schauspielhaus Wien , Schauspiel Frankfurt , Theaterhaus Jena , Theater Heidelberg , Schauspiel Hannover , Theater Bern and at the Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe . He has been a guest lecturer at the ZHdK since 2007. His productions were for the festivals Zürcher Festspiele, Zürcher Theater Spektakel , Festival Impulse (Cologne, Düsseldorf, Bochum), Politics in Free Theater Cologne, Spielart Munich, Radikal Jung Munich, Theaterformen Hannover, Theater der Welt Halle, Festival transeuropa Hildesheim, Schiller- Weimar Festival, Auawirleben Bern, Belluard Bollwerk Friborg, Festival of Young Directors Strasbourg, Theater Festival Istanbul and invited to the Arab theater festival Fadjr in Tehran, where his Frankfurt production of Kafka's “Das Schloss” won the prizes for the best production and the best equipment.
In 2004 he founded the theater company Far A Day Cage with actress Vera von Gunten , with whom he realized 18 projects between 2004 and 2014. The ensemble was group in residence at Theater Basel from the 2012/13 season to 2015 .
In 2012, he and Martin Wigger took over acting management at the Basel Theater. On July 1, 2015, he took over the artistic direction of the Schauspielhaus Wien .
Awards
- 2004: Ensemble and audience award at the SKS Theatertreffen with the diploma piece [Parzivality Show]
- 2005: Premio - Swiss young talent award for theater and dance
- 2007,2009,2011: nominated as “Young Director of the Year” in the critics' survey of the magazine Theater heute
- 2009: For the direction of Kafka's Das Schloss am Schauspiel Frankfurt at the Fadjr Theater Festival 2009 in Tehran, the prize for “Best Director”.
- 2010: a working scholarship from the city of Zurich (five months study visit to London)
Productions (selection)
- 2003: Radio Noir , Theater an der Sihl Zurich
- 2004: Oneweekstand reloaded / George Dandin, Molière , Thalia Theater Hamburg
- 2005: Polizey after Friedrich Schiller , co-production FADC with Theaterhaus Gessnerallee Zurich , Theaterhaus Weimar (winner of the Swiss PREMIO 2005 award )
- 2005: Red Comets by Andreas Sauter / Bernhard Studlar , Stadttheater Bern
- 2006: Gang Bang. An instruction manual for successful work in a collective , co-production FADC with Theaterhaus Gessnerallee Zurich , HAU Berlin , Festival transeuropa Hildesheim
- 2007: Utopia in the future. Sentimental answers to utopian questions followed by an audience discussion , Münchner Kammerspiele
- 2007: Second Life , Theaterhaus Jena
- 2008: The castle of Franz Kafka , Schauspielfrankfurt
- 2008: Fliegende Fauteuils , 11th episode of Die Strudlhofstiege by Heimito von Doderer , Schauspielhaus Wien
- 2008: X State / X Apartments , Istanbul Theater Festival
- 2008: Black Animal Sadness by Anja Hilling , Schauspielhaus Wien
- 2008: The Valentin Method. A humor laboratory based on texts by Karl Valentin, Schauspiel Frankfurt
- 2009: Godfather I-III , Theaterhaus Gessnerallee Zurich
- 2010: Mystate , co-production FADC with Theaterhaus Jena , Theaterhaus Gessnerallee Zurich , Kaserne Basel , TaK Schaan (FL) , WUK Vienna , FFT Düsseldorf , HAU Berlin
- 2011: Krabat by Otfried Preussler, Theater Basel
- 2012: Supermen KA - Or which heroes does the city need? , Karlsruhe State Theater
- 2012: Urwald , coproduction FADC with Theaterhaus Gessnerallee Zurich , WUK Vienna , Kaserne Basel , (invited to the festival “Lüften” Frankfurt / M. 2012, Theaterfestival Basel 2012)
- 2012: A dream play by August Strindberg , Theater Basel
- 2013: Vaudeville! Open Air , Theater Basel
- 2013: The Metamorphosis of Franz Kafka , Hanover Theater
- 2013: The Beggar's Opera after John Gay , Theater Basel
- 2014: The Propellerinsel based on Jules Verne , Theater Basel
- 2015: The Sandman by ETA Hoffmann , Hanover Theater
- 2015: Punk and Politics by Tomas Schweigen and Ensemble, Schauspielhaus Wien
- 2016: Dream Pearl Death after Alfred Kubin , Schauspielhaus Vienna
- 2017: Lead by Ivna Žic , Schauspielhaus Vienna
- 2017: Seestadt saga. Season 1 . Walk-in, immersive-theatrical social media series by Tomas Schweigen, Bernhard Studlar , Lorenz Langenegger u. a., Schauspielhaus Wien
- 2018: The futurological congress , Theater Oberhausen
- 2018: Digitalis Trojana - The Lake, the City and the End by Bernhard Studlar and Tomas Schweigen, world premiere on May 12, 2018 at the Schauspielhaus Wien
- 2019: In the heart of violence based on the novel by Édouard Louis , Schauspielhaus Wien
Web links
- Tomas Schweigen at the Theater Basel
- Tomas Schweigen in the person lexicon "Theater of Time"
- Actors shouldn't lie , taz, March 14, 2011
Individual evidence
- ↑ Time is on our necks , interview with Martin Wigger and Tomas Schweigen, weekday, May 16, 2013
- ↑ Schauspielhaus Wien: Tomas Schweigen becomes artistic director , Die Presse, July 2, 2014
- ↑ ENSEMBLE PRIZE endowed with € 5,500 for students at the University of Music and Theater Zurich for “Parzivality Show” , accessed on December 5, 2018
- ↑ Räuber und Theaterretter , NZZ report on Premio 2005
- ^ Silence at the Hanover Theater
- ↑ "Digitalis Trojana": Dystopia with a clone of the Chancellor in the theater . Article dated May 15, 2018, accessed May 15, 2018.
- ↑ Schauspielhaus Wien: Digitalis Trojana - The lake, the city and the end . Retrieved May 15, 2018.
personal data | |
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SURNAME | Silence, Tomas |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Austrian theater director |
DATE OF BIRTH | 1977 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Vienna |