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In 2007 she was nominated for a ROMY in the most popular actress category.
She can currently be seen in two cinema productions: In the award-winning film “Rickerl” (director: Adrian Goiginger) alongside Voodoo Jürgens and in “Am Ende wird alles sichtbar” (director: Peter Keglevic). Her roles have included Alpha in Robert Musil’s “Vinzenz und die Freundin bedeutender Männer” (directed by Jürgen Kaizik), Gabriele in Arthur Schnitzler’s “Weihnachtseinkäufe/Anatol” (directed by Joseph Lorenz), Célimène in Molière’s “Der Menschenfeind” (directed by Dora Schneider), Konstanze Mozart in Peter Shaffer’s “Amadeus” (directed by Dominik Wilgenbus) and Emma in Harold Pinter’s “Betrayal” (directed by Werner Schneyder).

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Among her frequent collaborators are composer Gary Shepherd, light designer Minna Tiikkainen, costume designer Jessica Helbach, playwright Magne van den Berg and artistic assistant Justa ter Haar. In Jérôme Savary’s production of Ferdinand Raimund’s “Der Alpenkönig und der Menschenfeind”, she appeared both as Sophie Rappelkopf and as a chanson singer.

Her most recent work includes the highly successful Netflix and BBC one mini series THE SERPENT where she stars as Dagmar Boeder opposite JENNA COLEMAN and TAHAR RAHIM as well as Adrian Goiginger’s latest feature film, RICKERL.

 

 

Nicole can currently be seen ON STAGE at the SALZBURGER FESTPIELE in the highly anticipated new interpretation of JEDERMANN.

 

born 1969 eyes BROWN hair RED height 175cm languages GERMAN, ENGLISH & FRENCH passports AUSTRIAN (EU) residence VIENNA, AUSTRIA

 

 

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Internationally, she has appeared in films such as “Klimt” (with John Malkovich) directed by Raoul Ruiz, “Princesse Marie” (with Catherine Deneuve) directed by Benoît Jacquot and “The Bucket” (directed by Francesca Pollak).

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Nicole Beutler, born in Vienna, received classical ballet training from the age of 4.

In 2014, with Keren Levi and Andrea Božić, she initiated Come Together, a gathering for the performing arts of Amsterdam.[6] In 2015 Nicole Beutler was one of the independent makers that founded BAU, a platform for the independent dance and performance scene in Amsterdam.[7]

In 2019, to celebrate the tenth anniversary of Nicole Beutler Projects, the company announced an art book containing essays, interviews and behind-the-scenes insights into Nicole’s work.[8] The jubilee was also marked by a weekend-long festival NBcollection where various of her shows were performed, in multiple theaters of Amsterdam.[9]

Productions

Nicole Beutler has created various performances by herself and in numerous collaborations.

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She is the founder and creative director of Nicole Beutler Projects.

Her work is often described as being situated on the threshold of dance, performance and visual arts. She studied acting, dance and singing in Vienna and began her career at various German and Austrian theatres (including Theater in der Josefstadt).
Her first stage experiences included working with directors such as Fritz Muliar, Dietmar Pflegerl and Gerhard Klingenberg.

Since 2009 her work is produced by her own company, Nicole Beutler Projects.

Work

After studying Fine Arts at Münster and München Arts Academies and German Literature at the University of Münster, she began her dance studies at the SNDO, at the Theaterschool in Amsterdam, graduating in 1997.[1]

As a performer, she was part of the cast of the show must go on (2001) by Jerome Bel, among others.

The list of its authors can be seen in its historical and/or the page Edithistory:Nicole Beutler. At Vienna’s English Theatre in 2007, she played the role of Miss Fisher in English in the two-person play “A Picasso” by Jeffrey Hatcher.
In addition to her theatre engagements, she has also appeared in numerous cinema and TV films, as well as in leading roles in successful series.

Selected stage productions

  • The exact position of things (2005)
  • Enter Ghost (2006)
  • Lost Is My Quiet Forever (2008)
  • 1:Songs (2009)
  • 2:Dialogue with Lucinda (2010)
  • 3:The Garden (2011)
  • Antigone (2012)
  • 4:Still Life (2013)
  • SHIROKURO (2014)
  • 5:Echo (2014)
  • Lifdesverklaring (2014), with fABULEUS and Magne van den Berg
  • 6:The Square (2016)
  • 7:Triple Moon (2017)
  • DIDO DIDO (2017), with Silbersee and Ulrike Quade Company
  • LIEFDESVERKLARING (voor altijd), with Magne van den Berg
  • ROLE MODEL (2018), with DOX and Magne van den Berg
  • 8:Metamorphosis (2019)
  • Our house is on fire (2020), with Norrdans

Other productions

  • Diamond Dancers (2010) (film)

Honors and awards

External links

References


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In 2021, she filmed the BBC/Netflix series “The Serpent” alongside Tahar Rahim and Jenna Coleman in England, which won numerous international awards.
With her song recitals “Wer weiß, wo ich schon morgen bin”, “#Chanson”, “Wien – Paris – Retour” and “Liebes Lied!”, Nicole regularly appears on stage as a chansonnière together with the “Wiener Theatermusikern”.

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Nicole Beutler



Born:
June 6, 1969, in Vienna

Profession:
Actress and chansonnière

First career aspiration:
Dancer (ballet training, age 4 to 20)

Education:
Notre Dame de Sion: French kindergarten and primary school,
Mater Salvatoris: High school, A levels 1987

Actor training:
Private lessons with several professors of the renowned
Max Reinhardt-Seminar Wien, Diploma: 1991
Masterclass Susan Batson (NY) 2018
Masterclass II Susan Batson (NY) 2019

Language skills:
French (fluently, no accent)
English (fluently)
German and Austrian dialects

Career:
Since 1990, continuous engagements at German and Austrian theatres
as well as continuous work at German and international TV and movie productions
Debuted as chansonnière in 2008

Directors:
Worked with Jerome Savary, Raúl Ruiz, Robert Dornhelm, Benoît Jacquot, and many others

Awards:
Nominated as Best Actress for the Austrian TV Award “Romy”, 2007
“Der Mann mit dem Fagott”, in which Nicole played a featured part,
earned several awards: Deutscher Fernsehpreis, ROMY (best movie),
Bambi (audience award)

Height: 175 cm (5'9'')
Clothing size: 36/38 (European), UK sizes: 8/10, US: 4/6
Shoe size: 39 (European), UK: 6, US: 8.5
Hair: Auburn
Eye colour: Brown

Pitch:
Mezzo-soprano

Sports:
Yoga, Water skiing, fencing, riding, surfing, martial arts, ice skating, skiing

Dance:
Classical Ballet, Jazz, Modern Dance, competition ballroom dancing
(International Ballroom/Latin, tournament level)



Nicole is an AUSTRIAN born ACTRESS and CHANSONNIERE. With over three decades of credits to her name, Nicole was nominated for a ROMY AWARD as MOST POPULAR ACTRESS.

Most recently in “Vorstadtweiber” (ORF/ARD) and “Walking on Sunshine” (ORF), and before that in “Schlosshotel Orth”, “Bernds Hexe” and “Der Bergdoktor”, among others.

Nicole Beutler (Munich, 1969) is a German dance and theatre maker, based in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

Nicole Beutler speaks fluent French and English in addition to her native German and works in all three languages.

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It is regularly presented at Frascati Theatre and the Internationaal Theater of Amsterdam (ITA), as well as on national and international tours.[2] Beutler’s work focuses on the investigation of contemporary expressiveness of theatre and dance in relation to artistic and social themes, history and traditions.[3]

She has reworked historical dance pieces such as Radial Courses (1976) and Interior Drama (1977) by Lucinda Childs in 2:Dialogue with Lucinda[4], as well as Vermiljoen (1978) by Bianca van Dillen in 5:Echo.