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Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel

The German Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel was founded in 1997 by the puppeteer Michael Vogel (graduate of Department for Puppetry Stuttgart) and the musician Charlotte Wilde as a professional freelance touring company based in Stuttgart, since 2009 in Leipzig. In 2003 Wilde & Vogel co-founded the Lindenfels Westflügel Leipzig, where they organize events and work as artistic directors.

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Company

Charlotte Wilde studied Music, English and History in Karlsruhe. She improvises, composes and plays music live for the productions of Wilde & Vogel and other theatres on violin, guitar and keys. She is also responsible for the management and production. Michael Vogel studied puppetry in Prague at Milos Kirschner's Spejbl & Hurvínek theatre and then at the Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart, where he also taught from 1998 to 2006. In 1999 Michael held a scholarship from the Kunststiftung Baden-Württemberg.

Tours

to more than 30 different countries in Europe, Africa, America and Asia, amongst others for the Goethe Institute, Festivals amongst others International Puppet Theatre Festival Erlangen, FIDENA Bochum, UNIMA World Festival 2000 Magdeburg, unidram Festival Potsdam, Biennale Internationale de la Marionnette Paris (F), Festival of Wonder, Silkeborg (DK).

Cooperations

amongst others with Akademia Teatralna Białystok / Warsaw, Kompania Doomsday Białystok, FIDENA Bochum, Puppentheater der Stadt Halle, SCHAUBUDE Berlin, Theater des Lachens Berlin, in Stuttgart continuous cooperation with FITZ! Zentrum für Figurentheater, in Leipzig with Lindenfels Westflügel.

Workshops

Workshops amongst others at Akademia Teatralna Białystok / Warsaw, Stockholms Stadsteatern, Trinity College / Hartford Connecticut, Turku Polytechnic & Arts Academy, Muhlenberg College / Allentown Pennsylvania, Biennale Internationale de la Marionnette Paris.

Awards

20 awards for productions, amongst others International Solo Puppeteer's Festival Lódz/ Poland 1998, International Puppet Festival of Adult Puppet Theatre 2001 Pécs/ Hungary, XX. International Festival Bielsko-Biala/ Poland 2002 and 2008, 5. International Festival "Spectaculo Interesse" 2003, Ostrava, Czech Republic, Theaterpreis der Stuttgarter Zeitung 2007, george tabori award 2013, Fonds Darstellende Künste, International Theatre Festival 2013 Puebla, México Hector Azar.

Productions

Wilde & Vogel:

  • Galerie Fred Songs Joachim Will, dir. by Anja Göpfert, 1991
  • Oh wie schön ist Panama Songs Joachim Will, dir. by Ensemble, 1994
  • [Exit. Eine Hamletfantasie dir. by Frank Soehnle, 1997
  • Nils Holgersson with Claudia Olma, dir. by Christiane Zanger, 1998
  • Toccata. Ein Nachtstück über Robert Schumann dir. by Frank Soehnle, 2000
  • Orpheus Underground with Johannes Frisch, Miriam Goldschmidt, Wolfgang Kroke, Fine Kwiatkowski, Claudia Olma, Jason Träder, Bénédicte Trouvé, dir. by Hendrik Mannes, 2001
  • Maria auf dem Seil with Ines Müller-Braunschweig, dir. by Christiane Zanger, 2002
  • King Lear – Work in Progress with Johannes Frisch, Miriam Goldschmidt, co-direction Claudia Olma, Michael Meschke, Hendrik Mannes, 2003–2006
  • The Hobbit – or there and back again with Florian Feisel, dir. by Christiane Zanger, 2004
  • Midsummer Night's Dream – reorganized with Christoph Bochdansky (A), dir. by Astrid Griesbach, 2004
  • Salomé with Kompania Doomsday (PL), dir. by Michael Vogel, 2005
  • Spleen. Charles Baudelaire: Poems in Prose dir. by Hendrik Mannes, 2006
  • Lear with Johannes Frisch, Frank Schneider, dir. by Hendrik Mannes, 2007
  • Mewa with Kompania Doomsday (PL), dir. by Hendrik Mannes, 2008
  • FAUST spielen with Christoph Bochdansky (A), dir. by Christiane Zanger, 2008
  • Krabat with Pawel Chomczyk, Florian Feisel, Dagmara Sowa, dir. by Christiane Zanger, 2010
  • Songs for Alice with Johannes Frisch, dir. by Hendrik Mannes, 2011
  • Głośniej! / Louder! with Teatr Hotel Malabar, Warszawa, directed by Michael Vogel, performed by: Marcin Bartnikowski and Marcin Bikowski, 2012
  • Makariens Archiv with AKHE Theatre/театр АХE/St. Petersburg, directed by Pawel Semtschenko, performed by: Stefan Wenzel and Alisa Olejnik, scenography: Michael Vogel, 2013
  • Other Theatres (Puppetry, Music or Direction) amongst others:

  • Lug und Trug – Drei Groschen und kein bißchen Oper Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart, dir. by Frank Soehnle, 1995
  • Die große Wut des Philipp Hotz Theater Waidspeicher Erfurt, Hochschule für Musik und Darstellende Kunst Stuttgart, dir. by Andreas Günther, 1996
  • Turandot Staatsoper Stuttgart, dir. by Nicolas Brieger, 1997
  • Das Fest des Lamms Badisches Staatstheater Karlsruhe, dir. by Donald Berkenhoff, 2002
  • Die Schöne und das Biest Puppentheater der Stadt Halle, dir. by Ralf Meyer, 2002
  • Leonard Theater der Jungen Welt Leipzig, dir. by Ines Müller-Braunschweig, 2003
  • Konen i Muddergroeften Nørregaards Teater Ebeltoft (DK), dir. by Michael Vogel, 2004
  • until doomsday – The Ballad of the Flying Dutchman Akademia Teatralna Warsaw/ Bialystok (PL), dir. by Michael Vogel, 2004
  • Bruckner – Genie der Töne by Jürgen Czwienk, ZDF/ 3sat, first broadcast at Schleswig-Holstein-Musikfestival, 2007
  • Der Freischütz Stefan Wenzel & Samira Lehmann, directed by Michael Vogel (Leipziger Bewegungskunstpreis 2013), 2013
  • References

    Figurentheater Wilde & Vogel Wikipedia