Literature LIVE in the TEEPEE AM KANZLERAMT - Katharina Thalbach reads “Miss Merkel: Murder in Therapy” by David Safier

The murderous pleasure of former Federal Chancellor read by Katharina Thalbach is entering the fourth round...

Katharina Thalbach had her breakthrough at the age of 15 in the role of Polly in the Threepenny Opera at the Berliner Ensemble. Countless theatre roles followed and since the end of the 1980s she has also worked as a stage director: for example at the Schillertheater, the Thalia Theater and the Maxim Gorki Theater. She also regularly appears in cinema and television films and has received numerous awards: in 1987 she received the German Film Prize for Best Actress, in 1991 the Konrad Wolf Prize from the Berlin Academy of Arts; in 1997 she was awarded the Adolf Grimme Prize for the television film “Dangerous Friend.” She is currently acting on the comedy on Kurfürstendamm alongside her daughter and granddaughter in “Murder on the Orient Express”, which she directed herself. In the film adaptations of David Safier's bestselling series about “Miss Merkel,” she slipped into the title role.