Travesty artist Lilo Wanders: From shyness to the stage presence

Travesty artist Lilo Wanders: From shyness to the stage presence

Lilo Wanders and their journey from shyness to acting

The story of Lilo Wanders is characterized by a remarkable transformation - by deep shyness as a child to a well -known and valued personality in the world of travesty and acting.

born when Ernie Reinhardt born in Lower Saxony, Lilo Wanders found an opportunity to overcome her shyness through spectacle. In a conversation with the radio broadcaster Hit Radio FFH in Bad Vilbel near Frankfurt, the 68-year-old artist revealed that she was so shy as a child that she changed the street so that she did not have to greet the neighbors.

This deep shyness, according to Wander, may have been the trigger that it finally turned to acting in order to slip into other roles and reinvent herself. The possibility of slipping out of their bowl through the embodiment of different characters was a liberation for the once shy Ernie Reinhardt.

The artificial figure Lilo Wanders, which Reinhardt created for the Schmidt Theater on the Hamburg Reeperbahn in 1984, became an icon of the travesty. Through the VOX program "Wa (h) re love" she gained worldwide awareness and was appreciated as a diva and sex reconnaissance.

away from the glamorous stage, Lilo Wanders is currently in the spotlight as Jenny in the Dreigroschenoper at the Bad Hersfeld Festival. In view of this special staging, Wanders are enthusiastic and emphasizes the uniqueness of the production and the talent of their contributors.

role models like Lady Gaga and Pink

In addition to her own impressive career, Lilo Wander pulls inspiration from other artists who, like them, take a position and embody an open, facing attitude. She cites names like Lady Gaga and Pink as examples of personalities that she admires for her brave art and her commitment to important topics.

The trip from the shy Ernie Reinhardt to the self -confident and successful Lilo Wanders is an example of how acting can not only be a form of entertainment, but also have a therapeutic effect and can promote personal development.

- Nag