Talk:Tilla Durieux

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Tilla Durieux, eigentlich Ottilie Godeffroy (* 18. August 1880 in Wien; † 21. Februar 1971 in Berlin) war eine österreichische Schauspielerin.

Durieux absolvierte ihre Schauspielausbildung in Wien. Sie debütierte 1902 in Olmütz, wechselte dann nach Breslau und war von 1903 bis 1911 am Deutschen Theater in Berlin engagiert. Von 1911 bis 1914 trat sie am Berliner Lessing-Theater auf, ab 1915 am Königlichen Schauspielhaus sowie von 1919 an am Staatstheater. 1927 war sie an der Finanzierung der Piscator-Bühne beteiligt und trat auch unter der Regie von Erwin Piscator auf. 1933 verließ sie Deutschland nach der Machtergreifung der Nationalsozialisten und spielte am Theater in der Josefstadt in Wien sowie 1935 in Prag. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs lebte Durieux in Jugoslawien. 1952 kehrte sie nach Deutschland zurück und gastierte an Theatern in Berlin, Hamburg und Münster.

Durieux war mit dem deutschen Verleger und Galeristen Paul Cassirer verheiratet.RPD 23:35, 15 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]