Roland Wolf

In the article "Berlin's most exciting young actors" the Zitty Magazin Berlin wrote about Roland Wolf in 2013:
He transforms every character he plays into something special and gives it something touchingly dignified. Roland Wolf is changeable - he disappears in his characters and lives in them at the same time. Under the direction of Rüdiger Wandel, he learns how to play a child as Max in the Grips classic "Max und Milli".
"It's always about life and death," says Wolf. "Whether it's five euros falling into the drain or King Lear having trouble with his daughters - that must have the same urgency.
With every role Wolf asks himself: "What is the figure's longing in contrast to its behavior? You can laugh a lot with Roland, because his comedic talent has always been in his blood. He has already performed over 100 performances of the comedy "Frau Müller muss weg", directed by Sönke Wortmann at the Grips Theater.