JULIAN ROHRMOSER - Actor pianist
Directing student at the Max Reinhardt Seminar
Julian Rohrmoser was born in Vienna in 1999 as the second son of Judith Keller and Klaus Rohrmoser born into a theater family. He completed elementary school and academic high school (bilingual branch: German/English) in Innsbruck and his community service (refugee home) in Vienna. From 2018 to 2021 he studied acting at the "filmacademy" bilingual acting school for theater and film in Vienna (diploma June 2021 with distinction and passed parity examination). He also studied at the WU Vienna (Bachelor's degree in economics and social sciences, graduation 2023). Since autumn 2023 he has also been Directing student at the Max Reinhardt Seminar.
He also plays the piano very well (he has won several prizes at Prima la Musica), some cello and accordion and sang in the Wilten Boys' Choir. He has performed as a child and youth actor on stage, including at Tyrolean State Theater as MIKI in "The Festival" by Vinterberg/Rukov, directed by Michael Gampe or as KLAUS in “Fear and Trembling” by Haendl Klaus, Directed by Elisabeth Gabriel. He also worked as an assistant director in several theater productions.
In spring 2019 he played the Lead role FINN in the short film "The Vis-a-Vis of a Taxi Driver"and in June/July 2021 he was Franz Huchel in “The Tobacconist”, Director: Claus Trög he at the Waldviertler Hoftheater In autumn 2021 he played HAMLET in Shakespeare's "Greatest Hits" by George Isherwood, directed by Alexandra-Maria Timmel, at the Off Theater Vienna and in February 2022 he filmed the role of DAVID in South Tyrol in Documentary film "My Dear village of Mühlen, Directed by Lisa Hintner (broadcast by RAI and ORF). In July 2022 he played the BLAUBEMÜTZER in "De r Bockerer" by Ulrich Becher and Peter Preses, directed by Claus Tröger and in August he shot PAUL in the short film Tagada, directed by Zoe Schmidt. In February 2023 he shot BILLY in movie "Present of the past/A Life's Legacy" from Immanuel Degn (location Hollywood/LA, language American). In May he played in Tyrolean Dramatists Festival in “Ausgebremst” by Brigitte Jaufenthaler the YOUNG OFFICIAL and in “German Stelze” by Walter Groschup the WAITER, directed by Klaus Rohrmoser and in July at the Schlossspiele Kobersdorf the Alpanor and the Andresel in "The Alpine King and the Misanthrope" by Ferdinand Raimund, directed by Michael Gampe. In September he filmed four different roles in the series "4 Mini-Dramas "Theme, Lie and Truth" for FWU Munich 4 x 5 minutes, directed by Stefan Ludwig.
In the summer of 2024 he played for the Merano Festival “Walter” in “Brot” by Luis Zagler, directed by Judith Keller and was assistant director at the Tyrolean Folk Theater "The Broken Jug" by Heinrich von Kleist, directed by Anna Bergmann.
He has recently started writing his own theatre texts and directed the
radio play Betonklotz
by Jona Rausch (Ö1) and
"There's Someone Coming" by Jon Fosse
at the Max Reinhardt Seminar.
profile
Nationality:
Austria and Switzerland
Year of birth: 1999
Place of birth: Vienna
Height: 173 cm
Weight: 71 kg
Shoe size: 43
Clothing size: 34/30
Hair color: light brown
Eye color: green/gray
Voice type: Baritone
Appearance: Central European
Languages: German (native language), English (very good: C2 IELTS 8.5), Italian and French (basic knowledge)
Dialects: Tyrolean, Southern German, Northern German, Viennese, (Swiss German)
Sports: Alpine skiing, snowboarding, diving, windsurfing, football, motorboating (boating license 10m),
sailing license (Day Skipper RYA)
Instruments: piano (very good) cello and accordion (a little)
Dance: Standard dances (Polai dance school)
Driving license: B - passenger car
Accommodation options: Berlin, Frankfurt, Munich, Vienna, Innsbruck, Salzburg, Zurich, Basel, Bern.
