Nicole Marischka

Nicole Marischka has a talent for the tragical in the comedy and the comical within the drama. She loves the stage as well as the camera and plays on both for over 30 years with some of the best directors and alongside the best actors in Germany. She is best known for " All the others" by Maren Ade and "Casting" by Nicolas Wackerbarth as well as for "Homevideo" by Kilian Riedhof and " Kein Science Fiction" by Franz Müller. Nicole Marischka sings also and has an appearance in "Hitler The Rise of Evil "as the Cabaret-singer Blandine Ebinger. In 2017, N.M is part of the ensemble of the Berlinale's insider tip, "Casting", an improvised satire by Nicolas Wackerbarth. In 2020 she won the Golden Actress Award and Best actress at the Female Berlin Festival for "Auster" by Antoina Uhl. N. M. toured the cabaret scene as a singer with "Babs the Boogie Boys" and the solo program "The Seal under the Piano". In 2013 she played Claire in Neil Simon's "Gerüchte, Gerüchte" at Kurfürstendamm and in 2017 she co-developed the play "Life is a bitch" for the Vaganten Bühne Berlin. In 2018, her screenplay for the novel "Everything Happens Today", which she is writing with Jacqueline Jansen, will be funded. From 2016 to 2019, N. M. worked in the children's home for traumatized children. N M. is also a coach. Since 2019 she has been teaching the Michael Chekhov Method for actors. Since 2022, she has been coaching entrepreneurs on the topic of expression and liveliness. In 2023, she will direct "A Midsummer Night's Dream". She is the mother of two children.