Mark Seibert (Singer)
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Mark Seibert (born April 9, 1979 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany) is a German actor, musician and singer. He has performed especially in musical theatre.
Biography[edit]
He began his dance career while still at school, to which he devoted himself in the following years. First, however, Mark Seibert began studying business administration, which he broke off a short time later and only successfully completed a few years later in the form of distance learning. Instead, he switched to the University of Music and Performing Arts Vienna, but he also gave up his studies to begin an apprenticeship at the Vienna Conservatoire. In 2005 he completed his studies. Mark Seibert studied at the Lee Strasberg Theatre and Film Institute in New York. Even before completing his studies, he has appeared on stage in roles such as Williard in "Footloose", Claude in "Hair", Pygar in the world premiere of "Barbarella", and Tybalt in the German-language premiere "Romeo & Julia".
In the German premiere of the musical "Wicked", Mark played the role of Fiero. In the world premiere of the musical "Moccasins Manitou" (Berlin), based on one of the most successful results, she played the role of Ranger. In "We Will Rock You" they went to the cliff in the video of Galileo (Berlin and Stuttgart, Germany). For four years, Seibert played the role of Tod in the musical "Elisabeth" in Germany, Austria and Shanghai. In the 2013-14 season Mark starred in Jesus Christ Superstar in Germany and played the role of Lancelot in the world premiere of Frank Wildhorn's "Artus-Excalibur" in Switzerland. In the Vienna production of the musical "Mozart!" he successfully played the role of Colloredo. After that, he played the role of Count von Krolock in the legendary musical by J. Steinman "Dance of the Vampires" in Berlin.
In 2010 his first solo album Musicalballads unplugged was released. After further albums and solo concert series, he released the best-of album Mark Seibert - So Far! His greatest musical hits so far! with songs from his engagements, on which, among other things, well-known songs were reissued or translated into English. In autumn 2019 he was on stage for the first time as Edward in the musical Pretty Woman alongside Patricia Meeden in Hamburg.
Mark performed for the first time in 2010 as the vocal group "Musical Tenors". He also performs in the vocal group The Milestones Project.
Seibert lives in Switzerland.
Career[edit]
- 2002: Time Out! (Stockerau Festival) - as Tom
- 2003: City Of Angels - as Stine
- 2003: A charming lady (Vienna) - as Papa, Herr Direktor
- 2003: West Side Story (Bregenz Festival) - as Ensemble
- 2004–2005: Barbarella (Vienna) - as Pygar
- 2004: Company - as Harry
- 2004: Footloose (Amstetten) - as Willard
- 2005–2006: Romeo & Julia (Vienna) - as Tybalt
- 2006–2007: Aida (Tour Germany and Austria) - as Radames
- 2007: Hair (Amstetten) - as Claude
- 2007–2008: Wicked (Stuttgart) - as Fiyero
- 2008–2010: Moccasins Manitou (Berlin) - as Ranger
- 2010: We Will Rock You (Stuttgart) - as Galileo
- 2010–2011: We Will Rock You (Berlin) - as Galileo
- 2011–2012: Elisabeth (Tour Germany and China) - as Tod
- 2012–2014: Elisabeth (Vienna) - as Tod
- 2013–2014: Jesus Christ Superstar (Bonn) - as Jesus
- 2014: Artus-Excalibur (St. Gallen) - as Lancelot
- 2015: Elisabeth (Essen and Munich) - as Tod
- 2015–2016: Mozart! (Vienna) - as Hieronymus Colloredo
- 2016: Dance of the Vampires (Berlin) - as Graf von Krolock
- 2016–2017: Schikaneder (Vienna) - as Schikaneder
- 2017: Dance of the Vampires (Stuttgart) - as Graf von Krolock
- 2017–2018: Dance of the Vampires (Vienna) - as Graf von Krolock
- 2018: The Popess (Fulda) - as Gerold
- 2018: Bonnie & Clyde (Baden) - as Clyde Barrow
- 2018: Dance of the Vampires (Köln) - as Graf von Krolock
- 2018 - 2019: Dance of the Vampires (St-Petersburg) - as Graf von Krolock
- 2019: The Popess (Fulda) - as Gerold
- 2019–2020: Pretty Woman (Hamburg) - as Edward Lewis
- 2021: Halle's Egg Throw ZDF Magazin Royale
- 2022: Dance of the Vampires (St-Petersburg) - as Graf von Krolock
Tournee-Produktionen[edit]
- Best of Musical-Gala (2010)
- Musical Tenors (2010–2012 und 2018/19)
- Musicalstars in Concert – Mark Seibert & Band (2011/12)
- With You (2013/14)
- Hollywood Nights (2013–2017)
- 4 Voices of Musical (2014–)
- The Best of Musicalballads Unplugged (2015)
- The Milestone Project (2015 and 2017)
- The greatest musical hits of all time (2016 and 2019)
- Mark Seibert – Where Do I Go? (2016/17)
- Hollywood Dreams (2017)
- Musical Melodies in Concert (2018)
- Disney in Concert (2018/19)
- Mark mal anders (2019)
- The Christmas Album (2020)
- Mark mal pur (2020)
Discography[edit]
- Solo Albums
- 2010 Musicalballads Unplugged, Solo-Album
- 2011 Live In Concert, Solo-Album
- 2012 With You The Unusual Way, Solo-Album
- 2016 …so far!, Solo-Album[1]
- 2019 Mark mal anders
- 2020 The Christmas Album
- Cast Albums
- 2005 Romeo & Julia, Original Vienna Cast
- 2005 Romeo & Julia, Original Vienna Cast – Overall Recording
- 2007 Wicked, Original Stuttgart Cast
- 2011/2012 Elisabeth, Anniversary Tour Cast
- 2012 Elisabeth, Wien Revival Cast – Overall Recording
- 2015 Mozart!, Wien Revival Cast – Overall Recording
- 2014 Artus Excalibur, Original St. Gallen Cast
- 2016 Schikaneder, Original Vienna Cast
- Studio Cast Albums
- 2008 The Count of Monte Cristo, Studio Cast
- 2019 Carmen - Das Musical, Studio Cast
Awards[edit]
- 2014: 2. Place in the "Musical 1" musical elections 2014 – "Best Musical Actor".
- 2015: 2. Place in the "Musical 1" musical elections 2015 – "Best Musical Actor".
- 2016: 3. Place in the "Musical 1" musical elections 2016 – "Best Musical Actor"
- 2016: Austrian Music Theater Prize – Krone Musical Prize for the performance of Colloredo in Mozart[2]
- 2017: 1. Place in the "Musical 1" musical elections 2017 – "Best Musical Actor".
- 2018: 2. Place in the "Musical 1" musical elections 2018 – "Best Musical Actor".
References[edit]
- ↑ S. Gerdesmeier (2016-06-17). "Mark Seibert präsentiert sein neues Album "...so far!"" (in Deutsch). Retrieved 2018-12-13.
- ↑ Salzburger Nachrichten: Österreichische Musiktheaterpreise an Damrau und Kang.
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