Torsten Diehl
Torsten Diehl is a German theater director and author who lives in Hamburg .
Life
Even while he was still at school, Diehl took part in numerous theater productions at the Giessen City Theater and played in various bands. After graduating from high school, he completed an acting course in Hamburg and was trained by Ulrich Wildgruber , among other things, as the only student . He then studied German , theater studies and philosophy at the University of Hamburg . This was followed by an assistant director at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg , and for his first independent productions he received various sponsorship awards. He has been working as a freelance director since 1994. From 1997 to 2006 he was first chairman of the regional association of independent theaters in Hamburg, and later a member of the board of the federal association. In 2005 he founded the theater festival "150% made in hamburg", which he directed for two years. By 2010 he built up the training and further education institute "Acting Training", since 2012 he has been headmaster and lecturer at the "ISDF - Institute for Drama and Film", a private drama school in Hamburg. His productions have been part of the program at the Monsun Theater in Hamburg since 2006, and in 2011 his play Skull Opening was premiered under his direction at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg . Further productions at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus followed. Diehl's multimedia productions are characterized by visually stunning video installations and moving sound collages. His short films are made in his own production company "Kurzfilm Hamburg", where he works as a screenwriter and director, among other things.
Work (selection)
- 1994 - Sturm after Hans Henny Jahnn - Teatron Hamburg
- 1995 - The doctor / his wife / his son by Hans Henny Jahnn - Hamburger Gaswerk (co-production with the Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg)
- 1997 - Urfaust by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - Factory Hamburg
- 1998 - Mutabor from Frankenstein - From the life of the employees of Wolfgang Deichsel - Speicherstadt Hamburg
- 1999 - the turn of noon at Paul Claudel's factory in Hamburg
- 2000 - Mirror of the times of Torsten Diehl - Hamburg City Hall
- 2001 - French Connection by JB Molière and Paul Claudel - Kulturbahnhof Altona
- 2002 - Macbeth after William Shakespeare by Torsten Diehl - Theatersaal Osterkirche Hamburg
- 2004 - The King dies by Eugène Ionesco - Kulturbühne Bugenhagen
- 2005 - Romeo and Juliet by William Shakespeare - Hamburg Speech Works
- 2006 - Ostpolzug of Arnolt Bronnen - Kampnagel Hamburg
- 2006 - The Absence - A Collaborated Theatricality - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2007 - Midsummer Night's Dream based on William Shakespeare by Torsten Diehl - Gymnasium Allee theater hall
- 2007 - Don Juan comes from the war by Ödön von Horváth - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2008 - Tastelessness by Julia Jessen - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2008 - Grimm - Your nightmare is my fairy tale (Grimm I-IV) based on the Brothers Grimm by Torsten Diehl - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2009 - Grimm V - Sterntaler after the Brothers Grimm by Torsten Diehl - Kampnagel Hamburg
- 2009 - The Rätsels Theater by Torsten Diehl - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2010 - Faust I / II by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2010 - Othello based on William Shakespeare by Torsten Diehl - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2011 - Opening of the skull by Torsten Diehl - Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg
- 2011 - Bar (e) stor (i) e (s) by Torsten Diehl - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2012 - An insignificant person after Anton Cechov by Torsten Diehl - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2012 - Emilia Galotti based on Gotthold Ephraim Lessing by Torsten Diehl - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2013 - Three Sisters Pussys by Torsten Diehl based on an idea by Ute Hannig - Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg
- 2013 - YIN-AND-YOUNG by Torsten Diehl - Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg
- 2014 - A Midsummer Night's Dream by William Shakespeare
- 2014 - Torsten Diehl's final boss - Monsun Theater Hamburg
- 2015 - Trilogy of Fear I-III; (I) Woyzeck by Georg Büchner, (III) Without connection by Torsten Diehl - Monsun Theater Hamburg
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| SURNAME | Diehl, Torsten |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German theater director and author |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 20th century |