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THE HISTORY OF THE SCHULE FÜR SCHAUSPIEL HAMBURG!
1987: FOUNDED UNDER THE NAME O33
The SCHULE FÜR SCHAUSPIEL HAMBURG (SfSH) was founded under the name O33 in 1987 by Olivia Rüdinger and Michaela Uhlig. It was initially conceived as a further education drama school for qualified actors, singers and dancers. At the time, this concept was completely new and unique in Germany , corresponded with the emerging zeitgeist and therefore met with great interest. In cooperation with the Agentur für Arbeit (formerly ZBF), artists from the entire German-speaking world continued their training in the areas of acting, singing, dance and speech at O33.
1992: THE SCHULE FÜR SCHAUSPIEL HAMBURG
Encouraged by the great response and success of their concept, the directors decided in 1992 to offer professional acting training under the name SCHULE FÜR SCHAUSPIEL HAMBURG.
2011: FIRST CHANGES IN THE LEADERSHIP OF THE SCHOOL
Jan Oberndorff, actor, director and drama teacher joined the leadership team in 2011. He is also a former graduate of the SCHULE FÜR SCHAUSPIEL HAMBURG.
JANUAR 2020: FAMILIAR FACES IN THE NEW LEADERSHIP TEAM
Katharina Jann, Ulrich Meyer-Horsch and Jan Oberndorff take over the management of the SCHULE FÜR SCHAUSPIEL HAMBURG, succeeding Michaela Uhlig and Olivia Rüdinger, the original founders of the school.
FUTURE PROSPECTS
The SfSH will collaborate with international schools in the future, thus becoming even more attractive for students from abroad. The goal is to offer bilingual education in the first two semesters within two to three years.
FRIENDS OF SFSH:
Since 1997, the SCHULE FÜR SCHAUSPIEL HAMBURG has been supported by a non-profit association that is committed to the professional education and training of young actors . Numerous workshops with renowned and international teachers, theatre or film projects, music events, readings and much more are financed by membership fees. Friends of SfSH website.