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'''Gabriele Gysi''' (born July 13, 1946 in Berlin) is a German actress
== Life ==

Gabriele Gysi was born in Berlin as the daughter of the politicians Irene Gysi|Irene and Klaus Gysi and is the older sister of Die Linke|Linkspartei politician and lawyer Gregor Gysi.
On her father's side, she comes from a Berlin family whose progenitor, the silk dyer Samuel Gysin (family)|Gysin (1681), in the early 18th century from Läufelfingen (Gabriele Gysi also has Jewish ancestors, including a Jewish great-grandfather on her mother's side and a Jewish grandmother on her father's side.Michael Wolffsohn: ''Die Deutschland-Akte. Juden und Deutsche in Ost und West. Tatsachen und Legenden.'' Edition Ferenczy bei Bruckmann München, München 1995, ISBN 3-7654-2730-6. Siehe auch:
From 1973 to 1981, she also took part in several radio plays on GDR radio as a narrator.

In 1984, she left the German Democratic Republic|GDR. From 2007 to 2008 she was chief dramaturge of the Volksbühne Berlin.

Gabriele Gysi lives in Berlin-Johannisthal.

== Filmography (as actress) ==

* 1974: Jakob der Lügner (1974)|Jakob der Lügner
* 1983: Die Schüsse der Arche Noah
* 1983: Langer Abschied (Fernsehfilm)
* 1985: Besuch bei van Gogh
* 1992: Herzsprung (Film)|Herzsprung
* 2002: Der gemeine Liguster
* 2013: Longs Laden (diploma film by Andreas Scheffer at the Hochschule für Film und Fernsehen "Konrad Wolf"|HFF)
* 2013: Art Girls

== Theater ==

'''Director'''
* 1999: "Wars of the Roses 1-8" (by William Shakespeare): "2. Henry IV, 1 - The Wage Laborers" at the Volksbühne Berlin in the Prater ("New Globe"), Berlin
* 2011: "The Fever" (by Wallace Shawn) at the Euro Theater Central Bonn

'''Actress'''
* 1969: Aeschylus: ''Seven against Thebes'' - Director: Manfred Karge/Matthias Langhoff (Berliner Ensemble)
* 1971: Heiner Müller: ''Weiberkomödie'' (Vera) - Director: Fritz Marquardt (Volksbühne Berlin)
* 1974: Christoph Hein: ''Schlötel oder Was solls'' - Director: Manfred Karge/Matthias Langhoff (Volksbühne Berlin)
* 1980: Euripides: ''Die Frauen von Troja'' (Kassandra) - Director: Berndt Renne (Volksbühne Berlin - Theater im III. Stock)
* 1981: Carl Sternheim: ''Die Schule von Uznach'' (Reformtanzvorkämpferin) - Director: Gertrud-Elisabeth Zillmer (Volksbühne Berlin - Sternfoyer)
* 1984: Paul Gratzik: ''Die Axt im Haus'' (Secretary Zachwitz) - Director: Harald Warmbrunn (Volksbühne Berlin - Theater im III. Stock)

== Radio plays ==

* 1973: Alfred Matusche: ''Van Gogh'' (Jacky) - Director: Peter Groeger (Biography - Rundfunk der DDR)
* 1974: Augusto Boal: ''Torquemada'' - Director: Peter Groeger (Radio play - Rundfunk der DDR)
* 1974: Giorgio Bandini: ''Der verschollene Krieger'' (Girl) - Director: Peter Groeger (radio play - Rundfunk der DDR)
* 1980: Alfred Matusche: ''An beiden Ufern'' (Bertl) - Director: Peter Groeger (radio play - Rundfunk der DDR)
* 1981: Werner Buhss: ''Hotte, einfach Hotte'' (Irina) - Director: Horst Liepach (radio play - GDR radio)
* 1982: Gisela Richter-Rostalski: ''Markos Geldschein'' - Director: Norbert Speer (children's radio play - GDR radio)

== Writings ==

* as editor: ''Der Fall Ulrike Guérot. Attempts at a public execution''. Westend Verlag, Frankfurt a. M. 2024, ISBN 978-3-864894503.
* with Gregor Gysi: ''Unser Vater. A Conversation'' Aufbau, Berlin 2020, ISBN 978-3-351-03842-7.