Biography
AMY is a musical performer, singer and actress. She studied acting and singing at the Academy of Performing Arts. After completing her studies, AMY first went to the Birsteiner Festspiele, where she took on the title role in the world premiere of the musical »Der wilde Grimm«, for which Jochen Flach (trailer music for »Hunger Games Mockingjay«, »No Time To Die«, »Star Wars Rouge One«) composed the music especially for her voice. AMY was engaged as a musical actress at the Eduard-von-Winterstein-Theater from 2017 to 2022, where she became nationally known as the youngest performer of the Conférencier in the musical »Cabaret«. AMY also appeared at the Winterstein-Theater and Theater Paderborn as Frank'N'Furter in Richard O'Brien's cult musical »The Rocky Horror Show« and successfully played Gomez Addams in »The Addams Family« at the Greifenstein Festival in the summers of 2021/22, a role she returned to in 2024 at the Theater Paderborn and the Landesbühne Nord in Wilhelmshaven. Since May 2022, AMY has been playing the cult character of Hedwig in the musical »Hedwig and the Angry Inch« in the tour of Moving Stage Shows e. V., in the new translation by Roman Hinze and Johannes von Matuschka, which can thus be heard in Germany for the first time.
Since 2023/24, AMY has been appearing on stage as Leo Bloom in the Broadway hit »The Producers« at the Musikalische Komödie and made her debut at the Luisenburg Festival in Wunsiedel in the same year in the hit musical »Jesus Christ Superstar« as Herod. Since the 2024, she has been the first trans* woman to take on the role of Helena in Rory Six's one-woman musical »Ein wenig Farbe« at the Musikalische Komödie. This production is nominated for the Deutscher Musical Theater Preis in 2025. In January 2025, AMY reprised her signature role as »Hedwig and the Angry Inch« in Timo Radünz's production at the Theater Hof and created the role of Serpa in Frank Nimsgern's musical premiere »Seele für Seele« at the Festspielhaus Neuschwanstein and the Luisenburg Festival in Wunsiedel.