Hanne Hiob
Hanne Job ( born March 12, 1923 as Hanne Marianne Brecht in Munich, † June 23, 2009 ibid ) was a German actress.
Life and work
The daughter of Bertolt Brecht and his first wife Marianne Zoff grew up with her mother and her second husband Theo Lingen. She was Tanzelevin at the Vienna State Opera. As a dancer and actress, she then worked in Salzburg. After her marriage to the Berlin physician Joachim Job in July 1948, she took on his name.
In the world premiere of Brecht's Saint Joan of the Stockyards, she played in 1959 under the direction of Gustaf in Hamburg the title role of Johanna. She was involved in numerous theaters, including Munich, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Vienna and Berlin as an actress. She also starred in films and television dramas with.
She ended her stage career in 1976, but has since been active in Brecht readings and street theater projects, such as the " anachronistic train " (1979, 1980 and 1990). On the legal problems accompanied by West German premiere of Mr. Burger report ( text: Bertolt Brecht; Music: Paul Dessau ) on 11 May 1983 in Essen she was instrumental in. The programs ... now probably lives and become fighters ( last letters from concentration camps ) they toured from 1985 through Germany and Austria, from 1989 to the program on meat hooks it hangs, oh ( statements of Wehrmacht deserters ).
The urn Hanne Job was July 21, 2009 buried at the foot of the common grave of her father with Helene Weigel on the Dorotheenstädtischer Cemetery in Berlin -Mitte.
Awards
- In 2003 she was the medal Munich shines the Bavarian city of Munich awarded.
- In 2005, she was (together with the priest and peace activist Roy Bourgeois) awarded the Aachen Peace Prize. She was awarded the prize for lifetime achievement in the work against fascism, racism and war.
Filmography
As an actress
As a director
- 2003: refugee talks