Robert Spitz

Robert Spitz is a Lecturer in Drama and an active theater director and actor with decades of professional experience in German theater and film. He currently serves as director of dasvinzenz Theater in Munich, a position held since 2018.

His extensive career includes:

• Acting engagements at Residenztheater, Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg, Schauburg, Münchner Kammerspiele, and Münchner Volkstheater
• Directing roles at Landshut's small theater, Theater Halle 7, and Friedrichshafen Music Theater
• Recent film/TV appearance in "Unter Verdacht" (directed by Johannes Grieser)

Spitz's artistic focus centers on contemporary German theater and experimental performance. His directorial works emphasize modern storytelling techniques and social commentary, as evidenced by productions like "land – an approach" (2015), "Wer Hunger hat, soll Vögel gucken" (2018), and "Herbst der Untertanen" (2018). He explores themes of human relationships, societal structures, and visual narrative in live performance.

As artistic director of dasvinzenz Theater (formerly Theater Blaue Maus), Spitz oversees all creative programming and production decisions, maintaining the venue's reputation for innovative contemporary drama in Munich's cultural landscape.