The logo of the post-migrant theatre Ballhaus Naunynstraße: a drawing of a dog’s head in profile, showing its teeth with its tongue hanging out. Next to the dog’s open mouth is a red star.

Ballhaus Naunynstraße

Ninoschka Schlothauer

Ninoschka Schlothauer

Ninoschka Schlothauer was born in Bremen in 1983 and grew up in Burgenland and Vienna. Studied acting at the Berlin University of the Arts until April 2008. In addition to numerous short films, including for the DFFB productions Nackt and Liebeslied, for which she appeared in front of the camera, she appeared in the play Möwen directed by Anja Gronau at Hebbel am Ufer in 2006. In May 2008, she appeared in the production 1848 by Alexander Schröder as Countess Dönhoff. On the streets of Cologne and Vienna she gained experience with street theater in the documentary film about street artists by Gregor Buchhaus. As a voice-over artist she works for radio and television. On the side she dreams of her own independent theater group. As part of the festival DOGLAND at Ballhaus Naunynstraßeshe, she played in Der Besuch (director: Hakan Savaş Mican).

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