Holger Schober

Holger Schober was born 1976 in Graz. He studied acting at the Max Reinhardt Seminar in Vienna and subsequently began his training in cultural management. Holger Schober is an author, actor, and director. He has been writing plays and screenplays since 1997. In 2000, he co-founded, with Dana Csapo, the Theater Kinetis, and starting in 2005, they both became part of the artistic directors’ team of the Theater an der Gumpendorfer Straße in Vienna. Between 2009 and 2011, Schober managed and directed the theatre for young audiences at the Landestheater Linz, as well as, since 2009, the Wiener Klassenzimmertheater (classroom theatre).
In 2006, his play Hikikomori>/i> earned him a nomination for the German Youth Theater Award (Deutscher Jugendtheaterpreis). In 2010, Holger Schober received the runner-up award of the Dutch-German children’s and youth theatre festival, Kaas & Kappes, for his play Heimat.com.

Portrait von Holger Schober

Plays represented by Rowohlt Theater Verlag

  • Du bist dabei!

    1F / 1M, for ages 12 +
    • U: 08.11.2011 Deutsches Theater Berlin (Regie: Dominik Günther)
  • Schwarze Milch

    1F / 2M, for ages 14 +
    • U: 11.03.2011 Comedia Junges Theater, Köln (Regie: Ulrike Stöck)
  • Superman ist tot

    [Superman is dead]
    1F / 1M, for ages 14 +
    • U: 11.11.2010 Theater Heilbronn (Regie: Dominik Günther)
  • Und sie bewegt sich doch!

    3F / 3M, for ages 12 +
    • U: 23.02.2011 Theater Heidelberg (Regie: Dominik Günther)