Ernst Busch Academy of Dramatic Arts

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The Academy of Dramatic Arts " Ernst Busch" Berlin (HFS ) based in the Berlin district Niederschoeneweide was founded in 1951 as the State Theatre School, Berlin with the rank of a technical school. In 1981 she was awarded the status of a university and was named after the year before late singer and actor Ernst Busch.

The roots

The university dates back to 1905, established by Max Reinhardt drama school of the Deutsches Theater in Berlin. She was one of the Deutsches Theater and acquired from him was - as usual at this time - organized under private law. First training center was the ground floor of the Palais Wesendonkschen, (in the tents 21, near the Reichstag ) in which Reinhardt lived.

Dictatorship and collapse

After Reinhardt in 1932 left the house, was Heinz Hilpert 1934 director and passed the House by the time of National Socialism until closing in 1944. Hilpert could keep the school not only before the closure, but they received subsidies for the first time in its history. His beneficent but discrete activity is connected with the discussed today work of Gustaf at this time. After the collapse in 1945, there was a lively cultural exchange, and the artists were able to choose their liberators. Over time, however, the ideological and territorial spheres of influence were staked, and the artists had for their liberators decide. The great stages were Staatstheater, Boleslaw Barlog wore in West Berlin in the reconstruction of the theater scene, Gustav von Wangenheim, returned from the Russian exile, was artistic director of the Deutsches Theater, shortly afterwards for many years Wolfgang Langhoff. As of July 1946, a subsidized by the municipal authorities of the city of Berlin teaching was resumed. After the currency reform of 1948, the school was on the used rooms of the destroyed Schiller theater in the west of the city.

State Theatre School

The GDR Ministry of Culture was formally re- created drama school in September 1951. Conceptually, it was aligned to a curriculum that is oriented with the second Party Conference of the SED in the education of the socialist personality. The commitment to state education is not a socialist invention, it is prevalent in almost all societies. Ideological differences are more likely to acknowledge the regulation of access to educational institutions and the curricula. In conscious departure from the previous practice, the somewhat remote so-called Old boat house in Niederschoeneweide was chosen as a training center. 1979 has started with the construction, which was completed in 1981. During this time, the school was in a school building in Marzahn, in the short term stages and a large sample stage were installed. In the 1980s, when today's University of Music and Theatre in Rostock, then " State Theatre School, Rostock ", affiliated to the Academy of Dramatic Arts "Ernst Busch " Berlin.

Between 1974 and 1989, the drama school was headed by the actor Hans -Peter Minetti. Significant teachers were beside Rudolf Penka and Kurt Veth (both temporarily and directors of the school) Wolfgang Engel, Thomas Langhoff, Ursula Karusseit, Hans -Georg Simmgen, Jutta Hoffmann and others in the professional acting, movement and dance teacher Hilde Buchenwald and for the tray diction of the poet Karl Mickel.

The university today

For the directing course and as a venue for the university uses the Berlin workers' theater. About 15 productions are staged each year. Approximately 90 students are taught at the Acting School " Ernst Busch" in drama, puppetry, directing, dramaturgy and dance ( stage dance and choreography ). In the GDR, the school was considered elite. After the turn, it was mainly due to the long- known documentary Addicted to Acting by Andres Veiel (1997-2004 ). 2004, the University of Berlin Art Prize was awarded. For political storm caused in June 2005, the appeal of the sociologist Wolfgang Engler appointed rector of the university. He was the successor of Klaus Völker, who had led the school since 1993.

The Academy of Dramatic Arts " Ernst Busch" Berlin is a member institution of the Standing Conference acting training ( SKS ). The school was awarded the 2010 "Film Culture Award of Mannheim -Heidelberg ", the International Film Festival Mannheim -Heidelberg awards to companies, institutions and individuals who have made continuous earned over the years to film culture in Germany.

Graduates of the school

Reinhardt students until 1933

Gerhard Bienert
Alfred Brown
August Momber
Gisela of Collande
Paul Dahlke
Ilse David son
Friedrich Domin
Berta Drews

Eberhard Müller- Elmau
Lothar Müthel
Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau
Alice Treff
Otto Wallburg
Walter Herwig
Adolf Wohlbrück

Graduates 1933-1950

Gerhard Meyer
Irma Munch
Wilhelm Koch - Hooge
Herbert Köfer
Hans -Joachim Kulenkampff

Graduates since 1951

Doris Abesser
Boris Aljinovic
Prodromos Antoniadis
Sólveig Arnarsdóttir
Jasna Fritzi Bauer
Constanze Becker
Uwe Dag Berlin
Pierre Besson
Hermann Beyer
Ludwig Blochberger
Lutz Blochberger
Kirsten Block
Renate Blume
Jens -Uwe Bogadtke
Iris Böhm
Marita Böhme
Claudia Bosse
Margarita Breitkreiz
Angela Brunner
Marie Burchard
August Diehl
Manfred Dietrich
Ralf Dittrich
Peter Dommisch
Hilmar Eichhorn
Lars Eidinger
Rainer own Dorff
Judith Engel
Alexander Fehling
Alexandra Finder
Catherine Flemming
Marie Anne Fliegel
Susanne Gärtner
Max Giermann
Rainer Gohde
Jürgen Gosch
Christian Grashof
Rainald Grebe
Jenny Gröllmann
Sylvester Groth
Marie Gruber
Jörg Gudzuhn
Michael Gwisdek
Gabriele Gysi
Gerhard Haase- Hindenberg
Fritzi Haberlandt
Lisa Hagmeister
Helga Hahnemann
Corinna Harfouch
Petra Hartung
Janina Hartwig
Leander Haussmann
Klaus hedge
Reiner Heise
Roland Hemmo

Jürgen Hentsch
Karoline Herfurth
Jürgen Hilbrecht
Siegfried maximum
Alwara Höfels
Nina Hoss
Henry Hübchen
Charly Hübner
Sandra Huell
Alexander Iljinskij
Rebecca Immanuel
Florian year
Julia Jentsch
Manfred Karge
Lusako Karonga
Ursula Karusseit
Deborah Kaufmann
Michael Child
Felix Clear
Klaus -Dieter Klebsch
Gerit Kling
Jörg Knochée
Valerie Koch
Uwe Kockisch
Niklas Kohrt
Horst Krause
Mirco Kreibich
Malte Creutzfeldt
Renate Krößner
Ulrike Krumbiegel
Steffi Kuehnert
Bernd Michael Lade
Adele Landauer
Alexander Lang
Lena Lauzemis
Sven Lehmann
Jan Josef Liefers
Stefan Lisewski
Dirk Löschner
Dietermann
Dagmar Manzel
René Marik
Annika Martens
Florian Martens
Sven Martinek
Thaddeus Meilinger
Marlene Meyer- Dunker
Torsten Michaelis
Claudia Michelsen
Daniel Minetti

Friedrich Mücke
Joachim Nimtz
Easter Thomas Meier
Wera Paintner
Michael Pan
Armin Petras
Franziska Petri
Walter Plathe
Hans -Peter Reinecke
Ragna Pitoll
Antu Romero Nunes
André Röhner
André Roessler
Thomas Riihmann
Pierre Sanoussi - Bliss
Tungsten Scheller
Jenny Schily
Cornelia Schmaus
Gabriela Maria Schmeide
Christine Schorn
Uta Schorn
Hartmut Schreier
Paul Schroeder
Götz Schubert
Sebastian Black
Martina Servatius
Maria Simon
Susanna Simon
January Spitzer
Ursula Staack
Bernd Stegemann
René Steinke
Antje Strasbourg
Striesow
Lutz Stückrath
Jörg Teichgraeber
Klaus -Peter Thiele
Thomas Thieme
Simone Thomalla
Jördis Triebel
Valery Tscheplanowa
Matthias Walter
Axel Wandtke
Mark Waschke
Heidemarie Wenzel
Ursula Werner
Ingeborg Westphal
Ronald Zehrfeld

Among the actors who started their training at the Academy, but have canceled include Manfred Krug, Matthias Schweighofer and Aylin Tezel.

Film

Addicted to Acting. Documentation, Germany, 2004, 104 minutes, Written and directed by Andres Veiel, production: Journal movie. Portrait of four students from the drama high school Ernst Busch.

Ernst Busch (actor) Alfred Braun Ilse Stanley Paul Graetz Hans-Joachim Kulenkampff Dieter Mann Thomas Ostermeier Hans-Peter Reinecke Devid Striesow Fachhochschule Hertie School of Governance Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin

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