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Werner Brix
Austrian cabaret artist and actor From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Werner Brix (born 7 December 1964 in Vienna, Austria), is an Austrian cabaret artist, actor, and director[1] best known for appearances in the TV series Tatort (since 2006) and Anatomy of Evil (2010) and the movie Kaliber Bloody Weekend (2000).[2]
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Life
Werner Brix was for six years a communications engineer in the information technology industry. In 1993 in Vienna he began his acting career and "has been a fixed part of the Austrian film, theater and cabaret scene ever since." With a knack for humor, he strives to advance the values of tolerance, equality and solidarity. He appeals to a demanding audience and to the media with his motto being "humor with a brain". He is frequently invited to talk shows or to give keynote speeches in the business world.[1][3] Since 2011 Brix has run his own production company, producing material for TV, commercials, and internet.[4]
Since 2008 he is the initiator and organizer of the annual benefit evening[5] in favor of development aid clubs and Chairman of the Otto Tausig fund "Artists Development Aid",[6] along with Lilly Tausig, Paul Gulda and Erwin Steinhauer.[7]
In 2011 he was a co-founder of Facebook group Amici delle SVA,[8] which in 2017 in association with ARGE1[9] established a legal entity for micro-enterprises.
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Cabaret
- 1995: Lurch, solo cabaret
- 1998: Stick in iron, solo cabaret
- 1998: Vitasek, Puntigam and Brix
- 2000: Brix meets Jesus u. a., Solo cabaret
- 2001-2002: The Long Night of Cabaret with Leo Lukas, Ludwig Müller, Olivier Lendl, I Stangl, *Mike Supancic, Doris Kofler and Severin Groebner
- 2001: Solo best of BrixMix
- 2003: At full throttle for burnout, or Brix alone in Megaplexx, solo cabaret [10][11]
- 2005: fuckin 'austrian lesetheater – We read everything, with Gregor Seberg
- 2006: Under duress, solo cabaret[12]
- 2007: The readers come, with Gregor Seberg
- 2009: The eroticism of power, also known as Megaplexx 2 – The best positions, solo cabaret[13]
- 2011: 40plus – About Men in the Best Years, Solo Cabaret[14]
- 2014: LUST – Let's live!, Solo cabaret[15]
- 2016: Zuckerl, solo cabaret[16]
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Theater
Among others: "The Incorrigible", "Treasure Island", "Dracula", "Robin Hat", "Toni & Tina's Wedding", "Loyalty or The Wedding Day", "Almost Vicious", "Just a Day", "Children of Vienna".
Film roles
- 1997: Heroes in Tyrol , directed by Niki List[17]
- 1997: The Polifinario, Book + Director: Peter Evers, Viennale: Nomination Price New Cinema 1998
- 2004: Silentium (with inter alia Josef Hader ) (Director: Wolfgang Murnberger )
- 2006: Jump!: (with Patrick Swayze ) Pius Believer, book + director: Joshua Sinclair
- 2011: The last guest: Peter, leading role, two-person short film with Simon Schwarz[17]
- 2013: The Werkstürmer, Director: Andreas Schmied, Novotny
- 2014: Landkrimi – The Woman with a Shoe, Director: Michael Glawogger, Lotus Film
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- 1996: Commissioner Rex – Death Race
- 1997: Stockinger – Silent Water
- 1998: The Beloved and the Priest
- 1999: The Century Revue , directed by Harald Sicheritz
- 2000: Schloss Orth – Herzflimmern
- 2002: Trautmann – Who is sensitive, remains[1]
- 2004: Trautmann – Everything the same[1]
- 2005: Four women and one death – wear off warm
- 2006: Crime Scene – Deadly Trust
- 2010: Slicer (2 pieces)
- 2010: The winegrower king – The candidate[1]
- 2011-2013: Schlawiner (4 episodes)
- 2012: SOKO Danube – Late area[1]
- 2013: Hyundai Cabaret Days
- 2014: SOKO Kitzbühel – Lazy eggs
- 2015: Tatort – code name Kidon[1]
- 2015: Small big voice
- 2018: Traces of Evil – Rage[18][1][19]
Awards
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References
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