Uli Kirsch

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Uli Kirsch (* 1978 in Fulda ) is a German actor, dancer and choreographer.

Uli Kirsch was already on stage as an acrobat and juggler in his youth and made guest appearances all over the world. In 1994 and 1996 his shows took him to England and the USA, where he was awarded the title of “World Champion in Unicycling ”. In 1998 he won the unicycle freestyle competition. In 1999 Uli Kirsch began his training at the Bavarian Theater Academy August Everding in Munich , from which he graduated in 2003 . In 2006 Uli Kirsch became internationally known for his role as "Cherubim" (a silent character invented by director Claus Guth - an "anarchic virus of eros") in The Marriage of Figaro at the Salzburg Festival .

Choreographies (selection)

Theater (selection)

Film (selection)

  • not quite clean ( short film , director: Rainer Niermann)
  • Wake Up (short film, director: Jakob Krechtler)
  • Brat (short film, director: Xavier Baeyens)
  • A can of peaches (short film, director: Tobias Focke)
  • Lemon (short film, directed by Övünç Güvenışık)
  • Zebra Red (short film, director: Sandra Semmler)
  • Herzblut (short film, director: Christoph Rasche)

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