Irene Brietzke

Irene Brietzke
Irene Brietzke
Born	Irene Beatriz de Mattos Brietzke; December 7, 1944; Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Died	September 14, 2021 (aged 76); Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil
Nationality	Brazilian
Alma mater	University of Denver; Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul;
Occupation(s)	Actress, theatre director
Years active	1971–2015

Irene Beatriz de Mattos Brietzke (December 7, 1944 – September 14, 2021^[1]) was a Brazilian actress and theatre director.

Life and career

Brietzke debuted as an actress in 1966 in the children's play "Quatro pessoas passam enquanto as lentilhas cozinham" by Stuart Walker, directed by Ivo Bender.

The following year, she began to study theater at the Center of Dramatic Art of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. In the course, she participated in montages with texts by Lorca ("Dona Rosita, a solteira", 1967), Brecht and Weill ("A ópera dos três vinténs", 1969) and Ésquilo ("Agamemnon", 1971). As a job of diplomacy, she directed "A cantora careca", by Eugène Ionesco.

In 1971, she graduated in letters and theater direction from the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul. Two years later, she completed her graduate studies in theater at the University of Denver in the United States. Back in Porto Alegre, in 1976 she became professor of theater direction and interpretation in the Department of Dramatic Art of the Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul.^[2]

Filmography

2015: Seashore (movie).... Marisa
2014: Doce de mãe (series) .... Carlinda
2011: "Três vezes por semana (short film) .... Sílvia
2011: "Homens de Bem" (telefilm) .... Miranda
2011: "Até a vista" (short film) .... Bruja
2010: Antes Que o Mundo Acabe (feature film) .... Glória
2008-09: "Fantasias de uma dona de casa" (TV series, 8 episodes) .... Ivone
2007: Saneamento Básico (feature film).... pedagogue
2003: The Man Who Copied (feature film) ....supermarket customer
2003: "Miriam" (short film) .... Miriam
2002: "Houve uma vez dois verões" .... Inácio's mother (voice)
1997: "Ângelo anda sumido" (short film) .... third floor woman
1997: "A comédia da vida privada" (Episode: Anchietanos) .... English Teacher
1990: "Heimweh/Nostalgia" (feature film) ....^[3]

As theatre director

2002: "Almas gêmeas", of Martha Medeiros
2000: "Rio Grande do Sul em música e dança"
2000: "Trem-bala", of Martha Medeiros
1998: "Noite Brecht", from Brecht and Weill songs
1996: "Biba, Dudu, Molenga e Chorona" (childlike)
1995: "O menino maluquinho, of Ziraldo (childlike)
1994: "Um homem é um homem", of Brecht
1986: "Parentes entre parênteses", of Flávio de Souza
1987: "Peer Gynt", of Henrik Ibsen
1988: "Mahagonny, of Brecht and Weill
1985: "A aurora da minha vida", of Naum Alves de Souza
1984: "O casamento do pequeno burguês"
1983: "No natal a gente vem te buscar", of Naum Alves de Souza
1982: "O Rei da Vela, of Oswald de Andrade
1981: "Happy end", of Brecht, Weill and Elisabeth Hauptmann
1980: "Salão grená", from Brecht and Weill songs
1979: "Praça de Retalhos", of Carlos Meceni (infantil)
1979: "Frankie, frankie, Frankenstein", based on Mary Shelley
1978: "O casamento do pequeno burguês", of Brecht
1971: "A cantora careca", of Ionesco

References

^ Atriz e diretora Irene Brietzke morre em Porto Alegre (in Portuguese)
^ "Entrevista para a revista virtual Argumento". Retrieved 9 September 2012.
^ "Filmografia de Irene Brietzke no IMDb". IMDb. Retrieved 9 September 2012.

External links

Irene Brietzke at IMDb

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[1] Atriz e diretora Irene Brietzke morre em Porto Alegre (in Portuguese)

[2] "Entrevista para a revista virtual Argumento". Retrieved 9 September 2012.

[3] "Filmografia de Irene Brietzke no IMDb". IMDb. Retrieved 9 September 2012.

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