Ueli Jäggi

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Ueli Jäggi in The Death of Basel .

Ueli Jäggi (born October 8, 1954 in Olten , Canton Solothurn ) is a Swiss actor and radio play speaker .

Life

After studying German, Romance languages ​​and history, he attended the Acting Academy in Zurich from 1979. His first engagements took him to the Theater der Jugend in Munich and the Schauspielhaus Nürnberg. In the 1980s he played at Theater Basel , where he met Christoph Marthaler , in whose productions he is almost always cast. In the 90s he played at the Deutsches Schauspielhaus in Hamburg and the Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz . From 2000 to 2004 he was a permanent member of the ensemble of the Schauspielhaus Zürich , directed by Marthaler . Since then he has been working as a freelance actor and director. At the Lucerne Theater in 2004 he directed the Swiss-German version of “The End of the Beginning” by Sean O'Casey . In 2007 he directed Friedrich Dürrenmatt's “The Promise” in Lucerne and “Der Gehülfe” based on the novel by Robert Walser at the same house in 2009 . In 2010 he directed “In Amrains Welt, in search of the rediscovered time” based on texts by Gerhard Meier . In 2016 he staged “America” based on Franz Kafka at KonzertTheaterBern. He wrote “Usflug”, a play for children, with Beat Fäh.

In addition to his theater work, Ueli Jäggi also took on film roles (including in " Donna Leon - Commissario Brunetti") and was involved as a speaker in numerous radio plays . Since 2008 he has been speaking to the chief detective Xaver Finkbeiner in the episodes of the ARD radio Tatort produced by SWR .

Theater roles (selection)

  • 1991, Theater Basel: "Stägeli uf, Stägeli ab, juhee!" / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 1992, Theater Basel: "Faust, a subjective tragedy" by Fernando Pessoa / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 1993, Theater Basel : “Prohelvetia” by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 1993, Volksbühne Berlin: “Murx the European! Murx him! Murx him! Murx him! Murx him! A patriotic evening by Christoph Marthaler “/ Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 1994, Volksbühne Berlin: “Storm before Shakespeare. Le petit rien “based on William Shakespeare / director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 1996, Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg: "Kasimir und Karoline" by Ödön von Horváth / director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 1997, Volksbühne Berlin: “Three Sisters” by Anton Chekhov / Director: Christoph Marthaler / Role: Andreij Prosorow
  • 2000, Schauspielhaus Zürich: “Hotel Angst” by Christoph Marthaler: / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2001, Schauspielhaus Zürich: “What you want” by William Shakespeare / Director: Christoph Marthaler / Role: Malvolio
  • 2001, Schauspielhaus Zürich: “Being human makes you tired” by Jürg Kienberger and Claudia Carigiet / Director: Jürg Kienberger
  • 2002, Schauspielhaus Zürich: “The beautiful miller” based on Franz Schubert / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2003, Schauspielhaus Zürich: "Notes of a madman" by Nikolai Gogol / Director: Anna-Sophie Mahler
  • 2003, Schauspielhaus Zürich: “The golden age. A project by Meg Stuart, Stefan Pucher, Christoph Marthaler and Anna Viebrock “/ Direction: Meg Stuart, Stefan Pucher , Christoph Marthaler
  • 2003, Schauspielhaus Zürich: "Dantons Tod" by Georg Büchner / Director: Christoph Marthaler / Role: Lacroix
  • 2003, Schauspielhaus Zürich: “Groundings” by Christoph Marthaler: / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2003, Schauspielhaus Zürich: "OT Eine Ersatzpassion" by Christoph Marthaler / Substitute director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2005, Volksbühne Berlin in the Palace of the Republic: “Berlin Alexanderplatz” based on Alfred Döblin / Director: Frank Castorf
  • 2005, Wiener Festwochen / NT Gent: “Protection from the Future” by Christoph Marthaler / Markus Hinterhäuser / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2005, Volksbühne Berlin: “Die Fruchtfliege” by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2006, Theater Basel: "E Schtau vou Reh" by Guy Krneta and Rahel Hubacher / Director: Rafael Sanchez
  • 2006, Volksbühne Berlin: “Stories from the Vienna Woods” by Ödön von Horváth / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2007, Rote Fabrik Zurich: “Platz Deficiency” by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2008, Hotel Waldhaus, Maria Sils: “The theater with the Waldhaus” by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2009, Wiener Festwochen: “Riesenbutzbach. A permanent colony ”by Christoph Marthaler and Anna Viebrock / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2009, Theater Basel: “La Grande-Duchesse de Gérolstein” by Jacques Offenbach / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2010, Theater Basel: "The Desert Book" by Beat Furrer / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2010, Festival d'Avignon: “Papperlapapp” by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2011, Nuuk, Greenland: "+ -0. A permanent colony ”by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2011, Theater Basel: “Lo Stimolatore Cardiaco” by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2012, Volksbühne Berlin: “Faith, Love, Hope” by Ödön von Horváth / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2012, Zurich Opera House: “Sale” by Christoph Marthaler / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2013, Wiener Festwochen: “Last Days, One Eve” / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2013, Theater Basel: “Das Weisse vom Ei, une île flottante” / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2015, Theater Basel: "Isoldes Abendbrot" / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2016, Volksbühne Berlin: "Hallelujah, a reserve" / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2016, Volksbühne Berlin: "Well-known feelings mixed faces" / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2017, Kammerspiele Munich: "Tiefer Schweb, a collecting basin" / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2018, Ruhrtriennale Bochum: "Universe inco0mplete" / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2018, Schauspielhaus Zürich: "44 Harmonies for appartement House 1776" / Director: Christoph Marthaler
  • 2019, Schauspielhaus Zürich, “Justice” based on Friedrich Dürrenmatt, director: Frank Castorf

Radio plays (selection)

  • 1991, DRS: “Schnee us Chlote or Franz Musils first fall” by Thomas Küng
  • 1994, DRS: "Häwy Müesli for de Musil or Franz Musil's second case" by Thomas Küng
  • 1994, DRS: "Logothetis" by Eberhard Petschinka
  • 1997, DRS: "Albanien eat" by David Zane Mairowitz
  • 1998, DRS: "Splitter" by Eberhard Petschinka
  • 1998, WDR / ORF / MDR: "Rafael Sanchez tells 'Play me the song of death'" by Eberhard Petschinka and Rafael Sanchez
  • 1999, DRS: "Hotel Rousseau eifach or Franz Musils third case" by Thomas Küng
  • 2002, DRS: "Marina - The fateful drama that teaches us what love is" by Fritz Sauter
  • 2003, DRS / SFB: "Death of a Doctor" (Commissioner Hunkeler) by Hansjörg Schneider
  • 2004, DRS: "Blitz, blank & tot or Franz Musil's fourth case" by Jürg Brändli
  • 2005, RBB: "Hofmann's Elixir or The World is Perfect" by Regine Ahrem and Michael Rodach
  • 2005, DRS: "Hunkeler does things" by Hansjörg Schneider
  • 2006, DRS: "Elefantenjagd or Franz Musil's fifth case" by Jürg Brändli
  • 2006, SWR: “Kaltes Land” by Reto Finger
  • 2007, DRS: "Life is far too short to drink open wines" by Guy Krneta
  • 2007, WDR: “The wonderful mass suicide” by Arto Paasilinna
  • 2007, DRS: "Hunkeler and the case of Livius" by Hansjörg Schneider
  • 2007, DRS: “As well as other violations of the world order” by Gerhard Meister
  • 2008, SWR: " Himmelreich und Höllental " by Christine Lehmann (ARD Radio Tatort , episode 3)
  • 2008, SWR: “ Murder Run ” (ARD Radio Tatort, episode 6) by Christine Lehmann
  • 2008, DRS: "Triemli, Träum, Tragödie or: Franz Musil's sixth case" by Jean-Michel Räber and Fritz Zaugg
  • 2009, SWR: " Falsches Herz " by Friedrich Ani and Uta-Maria Heim (ARD Radio Tatort, episode 14)
  • 2009, SWR: "Schlösser's secret or women murder differently" by Felix Huby (ARD Radio Tatort, episode 24)
  • 2010, SWR: Finkbeiner's birthday by Hugo Rendler (ARD Radio Tatort, episode 27)
  • 2010, DRS: “Absolute Private - or Franz Musil's Seventh Case” by Jürg Brändli and Fritz Zaugg
  • 2010, DRS: "Houzbei-Housi & Nasepööggen-Änni" Six short pieces by Markus Michel and Fritz Zaugg
  • 2010, SWR: "Sinti-Jazz" by Hugo Rendler (ARD Radio Tatort, episode 34)
  • 2011, DRS: "Hunkeler and the eyes of Oedipus" by Hansjörg Schneider
  • 2011, DRS: "Narrenspital" by Ulrich Bassenge
  • 2011, SWR: Blood Opera by Christine Lehmann
  • 2012, SWR: Fred Breinersdorfer / Katja Röder : Tödliche Kunst (radio crime scene)
  • 2013, SRF: "The prevented actor" by Arnold Kübler
  • 2013, SRF: Chatroomdreams by petschinka - composition and direction: petschinka
  • 2014, SRF: Dreck am Stecken - or Franz Musil's eighth case by Jean Michel Räber
  • 2014, SWR: Grauzone von Katja Roeder - Director: Walter Adler (Radio-Tatort)
  • 2015, DLF: Ob the pomegranate trees are in bloom by Gerhard Meier - director: Janko Hanushevsky
  • 2015, SWR: Brändle's niece of Mark Ginzler (ARD Radio Tatort, episode 89)
  • 2016, SRF / SWR: Hunkeler's Secret by Hansjörg Schneider - Director: Reto Ott

Audiobooks (selection)

Filmography (selection)

Honourings and prices

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ SWR2 crime classics extra: Hunkeler's secret. Retrieved January 1, 2017 .
  2. ↑ Except on its website, it could not be verified by the Swiss film portals, the film's website or the IMDb, but is listed in the credits.

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personal data
SURNAME Jäggi, Ueli
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Swiss actor
DATE OF BIRTH October 8, 1954
PLACE OF BIRTH Olten