Natascha Hirthe inspires after six years of return in Bad Hersfeld!

Natascha Hirthe inspires after six years of return in Bad Hersfeld!

A very special moment is imminent: Natascha Hirthe returns to the big festival stage after six years. At the Bad Hersfelder Festival, she will complete the stage test for "Summer Night dreams" in the abbey ruin, and for good reason - she celebrated her first appearance 30 years ago.

But the day has it all: A rain of fall ensures that the actors have to use rubber wipers to keep the stage dry. "It's a bit weird," laughs Hirthe, who remains optimistic as always. Her relationship with Bad Hersfeld is deeply rooted, she previously played in the Eichhof and likes to remember that her father also appeared in the abbey ruin in 1961.

career with tradition and change

Natascha Hirthe was born in Berlin and comes from a creative family- as daughter of the stage and costume designer Hannelore Hirthe-Kuschnitzky and the state actor Martin Hirthe, she has the love of stage in her blood. She started dancing ballet at the age of 9, and her first stage appearance followed at the age of 10 in the children's ballet 'The Astronauts'. Despite a drastic personal loss, when her father died shortly after her 13th birthday, she continued her way and was discovered by Susanne Erichsen for a fashion show.

Hirthe looks back on a multifaceted work - from her role in "A Long Way Down", where she plays a depressive woman, up to her new challenge as a Beatrice in "Summer Night dreams", where she embodies a lively and lively figure.

"It is not always easy," she says, "especially the past few years during the Corona pandemic. Nevertheless, passionately convinces that culture plays a central role in society, it emphasizes the need to reposition itself.

diverse engagements and TV successes

Not only in the theater, Hirthe also shows her skills on television. In the comedy series "Stinos" at JOYN/SAT 1, she is very popular. Her filmography is impressive, with roles in productions such as "crime scene", "Clinic am Alex" and "Die Stinos" (2024), where she plays the role of Annette. This versatility emphasizes its artistic claim and commitment in various areas, including audio books and moderation.

"Traveling is a great passion of mine, especially to Italy. The cultural impressions always inspire me," she reveals, while considering what she would do differently, she could start her professional career again: "I would have studied law to work for injustices."

The Bad Hersfeld Festival and Natascha Hirthe - a combination that not only promises tradition, but also an exciting reorientation for culture. If the curtain falls, it will once again prove that she has the right feeling both on and behind the stage.

Derweg into the spotlight leads to memories, challenges, and the common belief in the power of art, which is not least alive in such unique festive events.

More information about Natascha Hirthe can be found on your website. The Hessische/Lower Saxony Allgemeine continues to report on ongoing developments. In addition, the theater history offers exciting insights into the world of theater.