Wolfgang Vogler

Wolfgang Vogler is a theatre actor and lecturer in acting at the Frankfurt University of Music and Performing Arts (HfMDK). Since 2000, he has been continuously engaged in prominent German theatres including Stuttgart, Munich, Wuppertal, Potsdam, and since 2017/18, as a core member of the Schauspiel Frankfurt ensemble. He has collaborated with notable directors like Wilke Weermann, Barbara Bürk, and David Bösch, appearing in diverse productions ranging from classical works (e.g., Molière’s *The Miser*, Lessing’s *Emilia Galotti*) to contemporary pieces (e.g., Nuran David Calis’s *Leaks*, Wilke Weermann’s *All the Time in the World*).

• Education: Studied acting at the HfMDK Stuttgart, graduating in 2000.

His artistic practice extends beyond theatre: he designs literary readings, participates in film and radio projects, and maintains a multifaceted creative identity. Recent roles include performances in Henrik Ibsen adaptations, Michael Ende’s *Momo*, and Elfriede Jelinek’s *Am Königsweg*.

Vogler’s work often explores existential themes and societal critiques, as seen in productions like *The Woman from the Sea* (inspired by Ibsen) and *Life Is But a Dream* (based on Dostoevsky). His collaborations with innovative directors reflect a commitment to both classical and experimental theatre forms.