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Nationality
  
German

Website
  
georg-schramm.de


Name
  
Georg Schramm

Role
  
Psychologist

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Born
  
11 March 1949 (age 75) (
1949-03-11
)
Bad Homburg vor der Hohe, Germany

Occupation
  
Kabarett artist, psychologist

Awards
  
Deutscher Fernsehpreis - Best Comedy

Nominations
  
Deutscher Fernsehpreis - Best Entertainment Program / Best Host in an Entertainment Program

Movies and TV shows
  
Neues aus der Anstalt, Scheibenwischer, Beyond the Sea

Similar People
  
Urban Priol, Volker Pispers, Frank‑Markus Barwasser, Max Uthoff, Lothar Dombrowski

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Georg Schramm (born 11 March 1949) is a German psychologist and Kabarett artist. He was a host of the Kabarett shows Scheibenwischer and Neues aus der Anstalt.

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Georg Schramm: "Ist die Zeit der Hofnarren vorbei?" L. Dombrowski kondoliert M. Sonneborn


Biography

Schramm was born in Bad Homburg vor der Höhe. His father was a member of the Social Democratic Party of Germany (SPD) which influenced his later performances as a Kabarett artist. At his gymnasium (grammar school) he claims to have been the only working class child in his class. He then enlisted for the Bundeswehr as a short-term career soldier which he retired from as a reserve officer. Afterwards he studied psychology in Bochum and worked as a psychologist in a rehab clinic from 1976 to 1988. Since 1992 he has been working full-time as a Kabarett artist.

Kabarett

Schramm never stars on the stage as himself but uses a range of different characters to speak their minds. Even if he stars on the stage as "Schramm", he only does so acting as a character of the same name. Most of the time he uses three characters for his performances:

Lothar Dombrowski
Dombrowski is a Prussian pensioner, disabled by a war and living in a retirement home. He is against any trends and funny comedy. Schramm uses this character to dish out coarse criticism of current events.
Oberst Sanftleben
An officer of the Bundeswehr, Schramm created this character based on his personal experience with the army. Sanftleben often comments on military and war related matters, for example the Iraq War and offers his personal insight on the reasons for those conflicts. Also, he shines a light on warlike aspects of the financial crisis.
August
August is a worker and SPD member from Hesse, talking in the typical dialect of that region. Coming from a social democratic background himself, Schramm uses August to both criticize the party from a member's perspective and to shield it from criticism. The character is partly modeled after Schramm's father.

Schramm is considered the most aggressive, outspoken and serious Kabarett artist of his time. In 2007, he published his first book, Lassen Sie es mich so sagen – Dombrowski deutet die Zeichen der Zeit, a compilation of texts from his shows from 1983-2007.

Television

From 2000 to 2006 he was a regular guest in the Scheibenwischer which he co-hosted since 2003. He left the show on 24 April 2006 for reasons of conceptional and personal differences with fellow co-hosts Bruno Jonas and Mathias Richling. From 2007 to 2010 he co-hosted Neues aus der Anstalt with Urban Priol.

Solo programs

  • Solche Männer hat das Land
  • Dein Platz an der Sonne
  • Schlachtenbummler
  • Ans Eingemachte – Best Of
  • Mephistos Faust
  • Thomas Bernhard hätte geschossen
  • Meister Yodas Ende
  • Awards

  • Salzburger Stier (1990)
  • Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis (1991)
  • Leipziger Löwenzahn (1994)
  • Deutscher Kabarettpreis (1999)
  • Stern des Jahres from the Munich Abendzeitung in the category "Kabarett" (2005)
  • Gaul von Niedersachsen (2001)
  • Schweizer Kabarett-Preis Cornichon of the Oltner Kabarett-Tage (2005)
  • Ehrenpreis Tegtmeiers Erben (2005)
  • Deutscher Fernsehpreis for Beste Comedy (with Urban Priol) (2007)
  • Bayerischer Kabarettpreis (2008)
  • 2012 Erich Fromm Prize (2012)
  • References

    Georg Schramm Wikipedia