Wilfried Wroost
Wilfried Wroost , actually Wilhelm Friedrich Wroost (born September 13, 1889 in Hamburg , † August 14, 1959 ibid) was a German storyteller and playwright . The author's plays became known primarily through performances at the Ohnsorg Theater .
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Wroost wrote in Low German and drew subjects such as characters from the Low German milieu; for television broadcasts of plays such as Mien Mann, de fohrt to See , his work was translated into standard German.
In addition to plays, Wroost also wrote novels and short stories.
Honors
In 1950 the former Liliencronstraße in Hamburg-Wilstorf was renamed Wroostweg in his honor and in 1962 it was extended to the former Georg Droste- Straße . There is a Wilfried-Wroost-Weg in Buchholz in the Nordheide .
Private
Wilfried Wroost died on August 14, 1959 in his hometown of Hamburg and was buried in the Ohlsdorf cemetery there at grid square AD 5 (on a hill southwest of Chapel 8).
Works
- The Russian head: the history of a company , Westermann, Hamburg / Braunschweig / Berlin 1919
- Vadder Soodmann. A story by de Hamborger Woterkant. Westermann, Brunswiek 1919
- Fiete Kiekbusch. The story of a Hamborger Jung. Hemp, Hamborg 1921
- Peter Pink. Westermann, Brunswiek 1922
- Lot mi ashore. Een Hupen Döntjes from the Hamburger Woterkant. Köhler & Krüger, Hamborg 1925
- Lütt un Lütt. 'ne Handvull nee' lütte Hamborger Döntjes and lütte funny stories. Koehler, Hamburg 1927
- Gastweert Goebels Swiegersöhn. A funny Plattdütsche story. Cordes, Kiel / Leipzig 1930
- "The inn of good hope" Georg Westermann Braunschweig 1939
- Minschen bi'n Michel. Funny Hamborger stories. Koehler, Hamborg 1954
Recordings from the Ohnsorg Theater
- 1955: Das Herrschaftskind - Director: Hans Mahler , with Walter Scherau , Heidi Kabel , Vera Gruber , Georg Pahl , Heini Kaufeld
- 1961: A man with character - Director: Hans Mahler , with Walter Scherau , Heidi Kabel , Ernst Grabbe , Günter Lüdke , Jochen Schenck
- 1966: Gastwirt Goebel - Director: Günther Siegmund , with Otto Lüthje , Erna Raupach-Petersen , Ulla Mahrt , Karl-Heinz Kreienbaum
- 1967: Peter Pink - Director: Hans Mahler , with Otto Lüthje , Heidi Kabel , Edgar Bessen , Ulla Mahrt , Karl-Heinz Kreienbaum , Ernst Grabbe
- 1968: The Card Reader - Director: Hans Mahler , with Heidi Kabel , Edgar Bessen , Otto Lüthje , Jochen Schenck , Willy Millowitsch
- 1971: My husband goes to sea - Director: Günther Siegmund , with Christa Wehling , Edgar Bessen , Herma Koehn , Henry Vahl , Otto Lüthje
- 1972: Das Herrschaftskind - Director: Günther Siegmund , with Werner Riepel , Heidi Kabel , Heidi Mahler , Heinz Lanker
- 1979: A man with character - with Heidi Kabel , Werner Riepel , Beate Kiupel , Jürgen Pooch , Hilde Sicks
- 1988: When you have money - Director: Hans Timmermann , with Heidi Kabel , Werner Riepel , Jürgen Pooch , Heidi Mahler
- 1996: When your name is Meyer - Director: Wilfried Dziallas , with Fritz Hollenbeck , Uta Stammer , Uwe Detlef Jessen , Oskar Ketelhut .
Radio plays
- 1925: Slagsiet - Director: Hans Böttcher
- 1926: Peter Pink - Director: Not specified (2 broadcasts)
- 1927: Wrack (also as speaker, role: Paul Goodmann, travel agent) - Director and speaker: Hans Böttcher
- 1927: Wrack - Director: Otto Mensing (performance by the Niederdeutsche Bühne Kiel )
- 1949: Wrack - Director: Hans Freundt
- 1950: Sien veerte Fro - Director: Walter A. Kreye
- 1954: It's not right with Stappenbeck! - Director: Hans Tügel
Web links
- Literature by and about Wilfried Wroost in the catalog of the German National Library
- Wilfried Wroost in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Wilfried Wroost. In: niederdeutsche-literatur.de
Individual evidence
- ↑ This is where Hamburg's personalities rest. Published in the online edition of the Hamburger Allgemeine Rundschau
- ↑ Celebrity Graves
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Wroost, Wilfried |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Wroost, Wilhelm Friedrich (real name) |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German narrator and playwright |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 13, 1889 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Hamburg |
| DATE OF DEATH | August 14, 1959 |
| Place of death | Hamburg |