Stefan Gossler

Stefan Gossler was born in 1955 in Siegen. After finishing school he took acting lessons with Else Bongers. In 1979 he had his first theater engagement at the Grips-Theater in Berlin. He also played main roles at the Hansa-Theater in Berlin, e.g. as Pfeiffer in 'Die Feuerzangenbowle' or as Albert Leroi in 'Oscar'. In 1983 he discovered his satirical talent at the "Institut für Lebensmut" with 'Zukunft warum denn?' by Volker Ludwig and Detlef Michel and displayed it in 1987-89 at the Stachelschweine cabaret theater. Stefan Gossler is well-known from various film and TV roles, and he works as dubbing and radio play speaker. Since 2000 he is a permanent member of the Jedermann-production ensemble under the direction of Brigitte Grothum. He lives with his Danish wife and two daughters as a free actor in Berlin and Denmark.