Thomas Reisinger
Geboren 1966 in Wien, studierte Thomas Reisinger Schauspiel an der Schauspielschule Krauss in Wien und am Lee Strasberg Theatre Institute in New York. Engagiert war er in Wien am Volkstheater, am Schauspielhaus und am Burgtheater. Mehrere Spielzeiten war er Ensemblemitglied am Theater Basel, wo er u. a. mit Regisseur*innen wie Barbara Frey, Nora Schlocker, Stefan Bachmann, Michael Thalheimer, Robert Icke, Thorleifur Orn Arnesson, Lars Ole Walburg, Stefan Pucher, Sebastian Hartmann, Sebastian Nübling, Antonio Latella, Dani Levy und Nuran David Calis arbeitete. Zudem steht er regelmäßig für Film- und Fernsehproduktionen wie «Tatort», «Soko Donau» oder «CopStories» vor der Kamera.
Performing in
Elisabeth Gärtner, a retired architect, has only one more wish: she wants to die. Her beloved husband died of cancer three years ago and without him life has no meaning for her any more. A drug that would allow her to die of her own volition has been refused her. Now the Ethics Council must make a decision on her case. Expert witnesses from the fields of law, medicine and theology argue over the question: Does a human being have a right to determine their own death? Are doctors allowed to help someone commit suicide? And who do our lives actually belong to? To us? To the state? Or to God?
Gott (God)«And often the outward signs of ascent only become apparent once the decline has begun again.» In his 1901 novel, subtitled «The Decline of a Family», Thomas Mann uses precise characterisation and an ironic style to describe the incipient structural collapse of the grande bourgeoisie. Mann drew his inspiration for «Buddenbrooks» from the story of his own family in Lübeck and people of the city where he was living at the time: Munich. Mann shows the potential complexity of relations between North and South Germany with considerable humour in the relationship between Tony Buddenbrook and the Munich hop-trader Alois Permaneder.
BuddenbrooksWith «Success», we journey into the inner workings of a society in which everything is measured in terms of personal career advantage, the demands of embittered contemporaries, hatred of one’s neighbours, anger at those with a different political opinion and one’s own lack of any sense of direction.
Erfolg (SUCCESS)