Wolfram Berger was born in Graz, Austria in 1945. Here he studied acting at the School of Music and Pictorial Arts. After graduating Wolfram Berger started working for the Theatre of Graz, an engagement which was followed by an international picture book theater career.
From 1980 on, the versatily and artistically talented Berger pursuits a variety of interests. He works for film, radio and TV and realizes his own musical, satirical, poetic and theatrical dreams.
In 1986, Wolfram Berger, together with writer/director Corinna Claus, founded the Rotta-Theater, where they have realized severeal projects together.
Wolfram Berger is a convincing artist, whether as an actor or director, as a visual artist or musician. The Swiss newspaper Tages-Anzeiger wrote: «His humor has something that is childish, curious, playful, sollen, bright and terrible». His interpretation of Musil's novel for the Hessian broadcast was a tremendeous success. The long reading of «the most unread» novel appeared as the first mp3 audio book in the German speaking area.
Filmography (selection)
2005 Snow White, drama, 113min, directed by Samir
2004 Grüsse aus Kaschmir, TV drama, 90min, directed by Miguel Alexandre
2002 In Liebe vereint, TV drama, directed by Holger Barthel
2001 Stille Liebe, drama, 89min, directed by Christof Schaub
2000 Böses Blut, TV thriller, 90min, directed by Peter Sämann
1998 Der letzte Sommer, drama, directed by Michael Mackenroth
1997 Das Schloss, drama, 124min, directed by Michael Haneke
1997 Suzie Washington, drama, 87min,directed by Florian Flicker
1995 Stille Wasser, drama, 90min, directed by Max Linder
1995 Cuba Libre, drama/comedy, 92min, directed by Christian Petzold
1994 Auf Teufel komm raus, drama, 90min, directed by Wolfgang Murnberger
1989 Quicker than the Eye, drama, 89min, directed by Nicolas Gessner
1988 Gekauftes Glück, drama, 97min, directed by Urs Odermatt
1985 Akropolis Now, drama, 107min, directed by Hans Liechti
1974 Der Gehülfe, drama, 122min, directed by Thomas Körfer
1973 Fluchtgefahr, drama, 105min, directed by Markus Imhoof