Jennipher Antoni - Theatre

Theatre

Since August 2008 Antoni has been a freelancer and guest at the Hans-Otto Theater. She also acted in London at the Theatre Festival—Political Acts of Resistance.

In Potsdam she played the following roles:

  • 1993: Biberpelz
  • 1995: Liebesbriefe an Hitler
  • 1995: Ich bin das Volk
  • 1998: Kirschgarten
  • 2004: Romeo und Julia
  • 2004: Krieg und Frieden
  • 2004: Lina
  • 2004: Der eingebildete Kranke
  • 2005: Aladin Rolle: Prinzessin
  • 2005: Herbertshof
  • 2005: Dreigroschenoper
  • 2005: Haus und Garten
  • 2005: Himmelsleiter
  • 2005: Frau Jenny Treibel
  • 2006: Raub der Sabinerinnen
  • 2006: Am Ziel
  • 2006: Katte
  • 2006: David Salz
  • 2006: Veronika beschliesst zu sterben
  • 2007: Pünktchen u.Anton
  • 2007: Die Möwe
  • 2007: Putin hat Geburtstag
  • 2007: Fuck
  • 2007: Leyla
  • 2008: Der Zufriedene

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