Marisa Burger

Marisa Burger received her vocational training at Schauspiel Munich Drama School. Her first important TV roles were leads in "Der Froschkönig" (Bayerischer Rundfunk, directed by Werner Siebert), "Cafe Meineid" (directed by Franz Xaver Bogner) and "Dem Himmel so nah" (ZDF, directed by Dieter Kehler). In 2009 Marisa Burger was cast by director Matthias Kiefersauer for the feature film production "Baching" and in 2012 she appeared opposite Gisela Schneeberger in the screen comedy "Familie Sonntag auf Abwegen" under the direction of Ulli Baumann. Since 2002 until today she plays the role of the detective's secretary Miriam Stockl in the ZDF crime series "Die Rosenheim Cops" (prod. Bavaria Fiction). Her role is that of a diligent worker with a sassy attitude and a good soul which makes her an audience's favorite. On stage Marisa Burger appeared at Munich's Volkstheater and as Helene in Thomas Vinterberg's "Das Fest" at the Metropol Theater Munich. Being a very sporty type, Marisa Burger was trained to become a qualified skiing instructor and others.