Bio & CV

Andreas Tobias was born in Garmisch-Partenkirchen on December 6, 1984.

His acting debut took place on the stage of the “Kurtheater Garmisch-Partenkirchen” when he was 11 years old. He founded his own theater company while he was still a pupil at school and directed plays by Ionesco, among others.

Andreas Tobias has been in front of the camera on a regular basis since 2001. Primary small parts for “Bayerisches Fernsehen” iniated his desire to learn the art of acting from scratch. While still attending school he found an acting instructor, completed 2 years of education in acting and was promptly casted for the ARD mini series “Der Wunschbaum”.

He moved to Hamburg for a leading role in the ZDF series “Die Albertis” and also passed his final exams at a German Gymnasium there in 2005. In the same year he played the part of “Melchior” in Wedekind’s “Spring Awakening” at the “Deutsches Schauspielhaus Hamburg”, where several other plays followed. During the theater season in 2006 Christian Stückl employed him at the “Münchner Volkstheater” where he could be seen performing the most diverse roles as a permanent member of that ensemble till 2009. In spite of his steady engagement at the theater Andreas Tobias was able to continue his work in front of the camera. He has acted in leading roles and in supporting parts in series as well as in documentaries and movies, e.g. the “Baader Meinhof Complex” or the alpine drama “Nanga Parbat”.

In 2010, after almost 10 years of acting, Andreas Tobias decided to take time off to move to Brussels and dedicate himself to the concentrated study of French at the university. Whilst his studies he nevertheless found time to appear in guest roles at the Munich Volkstheater on a regular basis. It was in 2011 during the theater production of “An Enemy of the people” that he returned to acting on a full time basis.

The art of lighting and lighting object, as well as photography continuously grew more in importance, next to acting. Andreas Tobias first exhibition titled “Vorsicht Zerbrechlich” took place in Munich in 2011, displaying an array of light objects. His first solo exhibition of Photography will take place towards to end of May 2013 in Berlin.

Andreas Tobias lives in Berlin.

RÉSUMÉ

ON SCREEN

2019	Mein Sohn	cinema
	starring as physiotherapist	director \| Lena Stahl

2018	Racko – Ein Hund für alle Fälle	tv mini series
	starring as Martin Lochner	director \| Uli Möller

2017	Backspin – Uganda	docu-fiction
	starring as Dino	director \| Maximilian Moll

2016	Die Geschichte von der Geschichte	short film
	starring as Mann	director \| Simon Solberg

2015	In your eyes	short film
	starring as Marcel	director \| Philipp Goeser

2014	Um Himmels Willen	tv-series
	starring as Daniel Steinberger	director \| Dennis Satin

2014	München 7	tv-series
	starring as Karl Fröhlich	director \| F. X. Bogner

2012	Bumpy Night	short film
	starring as the blond guy	director \| Julie Kreuzer

2012	Der Bergdoktor	tv-series
	starring as Tobias Kirchleitner	director \| Axel Barth

2011	Aproaching Distance	short film
	starring as Max	director \| Simon Ruschmeyer

2011	Dans le jardin du nil	short film
	oder das Geschenk zum Misverständnis	director \| Sophie Kluge
	gueast appearance as Hotelboy

2009	Nanga Parbat	cinema
	starring as Günther Messner	director \| Joseph Vilsmaier

2009	Munich Bohème	short film
	starring as Frede	director \| Benjamin Pfohl

2009	Franzi	tv-series
	starring as Stofferl	director \| Matthias Kiefersauer

2008	Nachrichten aus der ideologischen Antike	documentary
	– Marx / Eisenstein / Das Kapital	director \| Alexander Kluge
	various roles

2007	The Baader Meinhof Complex	cinema
	co-starring as Manfred	director \| Uli Edel

2006	The Other Possibility	cinema
	co-starring as Kurt	director \| Asley Horner

2006	Notruf Hafenkante	tv-series
	guest appearance as Thorsten Reiter	director \| Bodo Schwarz

2006	Ein Fall für Zwei (A case for two)	tv-series
	guest appearance as Richard Leske	director \| Martin Gies

2005	König der Herzen	tv-movie
	starring as Thomas Gschnitzer	director \| Helmut Förnbacher

2004	Die Albertis	tv-series
	starring as Edward Alberti	director \| Thomas Hermann

2003	Die Albertis	tv mini series
	starring as Edward Alberti	director \| Matthias Tiefenbacher

2003	Der Wunschbaum	tv mini series
	co-starring as Max Senger	director \| Dietmar Klein

2002	Gewalt	short film
	starring as Max	director \| Klaus Dieter Schuster

ON STAGE

2012	The Schroffenstein Family by Heinrich von Kleist	Kleistfestspiele 2012
	as Johann	director \| Johannes von Matuschka

2011	An Enemy of the people by Henrik Ibsen	Theater Basel
	as Hovstad	director \| Simon Solberg

2009	Alice in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll	Volkstheater München
	as the caterpillar, the duchess	director \| Bettina Bruinier

2008	Lilly Link oder Schwere Zeiten für die Rev …	Volkstheater München
	as Amoz, Horst	director \| Philipp Jescheck

2008	Faust by Goethe	Volkstheater München
	as Wagner, Mephistpheles	director \| Simon Solberg

2008	Michael Kohlhaas by Heinrich von Kleist	Volkstheater München
	various roles	director \| Hanna Rudolph

2008	Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen	Volkstheater München
	as Der Krumme, Begriffenfeldt, Passagier,	director \| Christian Stückl
	Der Magere, Knopfgiesser

2007	Schilf by Juli Zeh (world premiere)	Volkstheater München
	as Oskar	director \| Bettina Bruinier

2007	Don Karlos by Friedrich Schiller	Volkstheater München
	various roles	director \| Christian Stückl

2007	The Celebration (Festen) by Thomas Vinterberg	Volkstheater München
	as Michael	director \| Jorinde Dröse

2007	Baal by Bertolt Brecht	Volkstheater München
	various roles	director \| Hans Neuenfels

2006	Woyzeck by Georg Buechner	Volkstheater München
	as Marktschreier	director \| Christian Stückl

2006	Shopping and Fucking by Mark Ravenhill	Theaterfabrik Hamburg
	as Marc	director \| Nils Daniel Finckh

2006	Andorra by Max Frisch	Schauspielhaus Hamburg
	as Geselle	director \| Tina Lanik

2005	Die Übersetzung des Herzens by Michael Müller	Schauspielhaus Hamburg
	as Cakoto	director \| Michael Müller

2005	Spring Awakening by Frank Wedekind	Schauspielhaus Hamburg
	as Melchior	director \| Nils Daniel Finckh

Andreas Tobias at the Internet Movie Database.