Dorothée Neff

Dorothée is a luxemburgish/german actress, singer, writer, speaking french, english, spanish, german and luxemburgish fluently. She completed her studies at the Folkwang University of the Arts/ Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, the Ecole Philippe Gaulier in Paris, as well as the International Noh Institute in Kyoto.
She has performed at the Berliner Ensemble playing Gretchen in Robert Wilsons Faust I und II and Lucy In Wilsons Threepoenny Opera, and worked with Franz Wittenbrink in Schlafe mein Prinzchen. Further Theatre Stations include Deutsches Theater Göttingen (Ensemble 2016-2020), Schauspielhaus Bochum, Chandler Theatre Glasgow, Al Kasabah Theatre Ramallah, Theater am Kurfürstendamm Berlin, Théatre de la Ville de Luxembourg, Théatre des Capucins Luxembourg.
She is currently working as a freelance actress and writer, having written an produced short movies ("Luckys Luck"/"Drei Seelen wohnen ach") in collaboration with the Schauburg München. Since 2020 she also works more for Film and Television. Credits include "Zeréck" (Six Letters Production), "Der Passfälscher" (Amour Fou), "Hyperland", "Tatort München"; and "le chemin du bonheur" (Iris Production).