Thiemo Strutzenberger
Geboren 1982 in Kirchdorf an der Krems (Oberösterreich), absolvierte Thiemo Strutzenberger sein Schauspielstudium am Max Reinhardt Seminar in Wien und war bereits währenddessen im Ensemble des Burgtheaters. Anschließend wechselte er an das Deutsche Schauspielhaus in Hamburg und an das Theater Neumarkt in Zürich, bevor er 2010 Ensemblemitglied am Schauspielhaus Wien wurde.
An der Universität Wien absolvierte er den Masterstudiengang für Gender Studies, mittlerweile hat er einen Doktor in der Fachrichtung. Zudem war er Teilnehmer am ForumText Autorenprojekt des DramaForum der uniT Graz. Er nahm am Autorenförderprogramm des Wiener Schauspielhauses «stück/für/stück» teil, für sein dabei entstandenes Stück «Hunde Gottes» erhielt er den Publikumspreis. 2010 wurde sein Stück «The Zofen Suicides» uraufgeführt, 2013 und 2014 folgten die Uraufführungen von «Queen Recluse» und «Hunde Gottes» am Schauspielhaus Wien. 2014 war er für den österreichischen Theaterpreis Nestroy als «Bester Schauspieler» nominiert. 2015 wurde Thiemo Strutzenberger Ensemblemitglied am Theater Basel, wo er u. a. mit Nora Schlocker, Robert Borgmann, Antonio Latella, Stefan Bachmann, Ulrich Rasche und Robert Icke zusammenarbeitete. 2019 folgte er Andreas Beck ans Residenztheater. Seine erste Regiearbeit realisierte er 2017 am Theater Basel, 2018/2019 war er dort Hausautor. 2021 erhielt Thiemo Strutzenberger für seine darstellerische Leistung in Stefan Bachmanns Inszenierung «Graf Öderland» den 3sat-Preis.
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New York City in the final months of the Obama Presidency. While the writer Toby Darling feverishly awaits the premiere of his play, his partner Eric Glass spends time with his acquaintance Walter. His conversations with the 55-year-old take Eric back to a past which as a gay man in his early thirties he only knows from hearsay: the devastating AIDS epidemic that rocked the LGBTQ community at the beginning of the 1980s.
Das Vermächtnis (The Inheritance) – Part 1
New York City in the final months of the Obama Presidency. While the writer Toby Darling feverishly awaits the premiere of his play, his partner Eric Glass spends time with his acquaintance Walter. His conversations with the 55-year-old take Eric back to a past which as a gay man in his early thirties he only knows from hearsay: the devastating AIDS epidemic that rocked the LGBTQ community at the beginning of the 1980s.
Das Vermächtnis (The Inheritance) – Part 2
«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.
Buddenbrooks
With «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)
Maria Stuart, the deposed queen of Scotland, seeks asylum in England but soon finds herself imprisoned in a fortress as her aunt, the English queen Elisabeth Tudor, begins to investigate her. When she was seventeen, Maria was allegedly involved in the murder of her husband – that is the official charge, but there are also rumours of a plot to seize the crown right now. Schiller portrays neither of his female protagonists in a particularly flattering light: Maria is an impulsive seductress, Elisabeth is a jealous and indecisive monarch.
Maria Stuart
