Arne Lenk

Arne Lenk, born 1979 in Hamburg, graduated from Westfälische Acting School Bochum in 2004. Following some work at Schauspielhaus Bochum, at Wuppertal Stages and at Oberhausen Theatre, Arne Lenk took his first jobs in tv productions (among others in „Princess‘ day off“, director: Oliver Schmitz). He continued appearing in feature films like „The Blood Wedding“ (2005: director: Dominique Deruderre) or “No ties for life” (2007, director: Granz Henman) as well as in television films like “Clear-Cut” (2006, director: Patrick Tauss), “The Flood” (2006, director: Jorgo Papavassiliou) or “Never trust your son-in-law” (2005, director: Michael Kreihsl). Beyond that, Arne Lenk stayed true to theatre and took to the stage as Don Karlos, Clavigo or Cléante in “The Miser” at Bonn theatre, where he has a continuous engagement. In 2006, Arne Lenk was nominated for the New Faces Award.

plays Ralf Brändle