Biography

Ute Lemper’s career is vast and varied. She has made her mark on the stage, in films, in concert and as a unique recording artist on more than 30 CDs over 30 years of career. She has been universally praised for her interpretations of Berlin Cabaret Songs, the works of Kurt Weill and Berthold Brecht and the Chansons of Marlene Dietrich, Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Leo Ferre, Jacques Prevert, Nino Rota, Astor Piazzolla many others and also her own compositions,  as well as her portrayals in musicals and plays on Broadway, in Paris, Berlin and in London’s West End.

Ute Lemper was born 1963 in Munster, Germany and completed her piano-, dance-, and theater studies at The Dance Academy in Cologne, the Max Reinhardt Seminary Drama School in Vienna as well as in Salzburg and Berlin.
 
Countless musical roles in London, New York, Las Vegas, Berlin, and Vienna resulted in awards such as the French Moliere Award (for best actress in the European revival of cabaret) in 1986, the Olivier Award for her portrayal in the London productions of Chicago in 1998, and the American Theatre Award for her Broadway performance. Maurice Bejart specifically created the ballet “La Mort Subite” for Ute Lemper, which had its world premiere in Paris in 1990. After several tours around the globe, Ute Lemper started turning to the big screen more often as well. 

In film, her many credits include L’Autrichienne (Pierre Granier-Deferre), Prospero’s Books (Peter Greenaway), Moscow Parade (Ivan Dikhovichni), Pret a Porter (Robert Altman), Bogus (Norman Jewison) and the most recent releases, Combat de Fauves (Benoit Lamy), A River Made to Drown In (James Merendino) and Appetite (George Milton). She has appeared on television in Rage/Outrage, The Dreyfus Affair (Arte), Tales from the Crypt (HBO), Ute Lemper Sings Kurt Weill (Bravo), Illusions (Granada), Songbook (Volker Schloendorff), The Wall (Rogers Waters) and The Look of Love (Gillian Lynn).
 
In the last years, Ute Lemper has been touring the world with Lieder by Astor Piazzolla, Jacques Brel, and Hanns Eisler as well as with creations of her own. Simultaneously, she developed the stage show “Nomade” with Robert Carsen, which premiered to high acclaim at the Chatelet Theater in Paris in June 2003.
Furthermore, she launched a song project devoted to Charles Bukowski and was nominated for a GRAMMY for her CD: BERLIN DAYS/ PARIS NIGHTS with the VOGLER String Quartet and Stefan Malzew on Piano, featuring songs between love and war composed by Hans Eisler, Kurt Weill, Brel, Piaf, and Piazzolla, as well as folksongs in Yiddish and in Russian. The group did an extensive North American Tour in 2012.
 
In 2015, Ute Lemper completed her compositions "9 Secrets". The album is a song cycle consisting of 9 songs, all based on the words of best-selling author Paulo Coelho’s book “Manuscript found in Accra”.
The finished album is a poetic symphony of Coelho’s words and combines various musical influences and genres.
 
Momentarily, Ute Lemper is on a world tour with her newest album 9 Secrets. 

Artist Website

www.utelemper.com

Management

Europe non-exclusive

Artist Manager
 
 
 
 
Boris Orlob
Managing Director
boris@orlob.net 
Mobil: +49-172-8 51 55 14

Discography 

 

"The 9 Secrets"
Erschienen November 2015 bei Edel:Content

Ute Lemper
"Forever - The Love Poems of Pablo Neruda"
Erschienen November 2013 bei Edel:Content

Marcelo Nisinman

Ute Lemper / Todd Turkisher / John Benthal / Vana Gierig / Victor Villena / Steve Millhouse

"Paris Days, Berlin Nights"
Erschienen September 2012 bei Steinway & Sons

Vogler Quartet 
Tim Vogler (Violin)
Ute Lemper

"Between Yesterday and Tomorrow"
Erschienen Februar 2008 bei Edel:Content

Ute Lemper
"Blood and Feathers"
Erschienen Juni 2005/ Januar 2006 bei DRG (USA)/Edel:Content (Europa)

Vana Gierig (Piano)
Mark Lambert (Guitar)
Gregory Jones (Bass)
Todd Turkisher (Drums)
Ute Lemper

"But One Day..."
Erschienen Oktober 2002 bei DECCA

Robert Ziegler
Peter Scherer
Todd Turkisher
Ute Lemper

The complete Discography:

www.utelemper.com/index2.html

News

Ute Lemper and Andreas Schager at the Vienna Life Ball: singing against AIDS
To celebrate this year’s Life Ball, the world selection of classical music got together for the Life+ Celebration Concert at Vienna’s Burgtheater.
United in the fight against AIDS, Andreas Schager and Ute Lemper were on stage providing emotional highlights alongside the likes of Jonas Kaufmann, Juan Diego Florez, Bo Skovhus, and Rene Pape. The total net proceeds from the event went to national and international HIV and AIDS aid projects.

Press

 

Paris Days-Berlin Nights / Alte Oper Frankfurt / 30.11.15 / fnp.de


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