Soloist
Nadine Zeintl
Born in Steyr (Upper Austria), Nadine Zeintl began her training in »contemporary dance« at the Anton Bruckner Conservatory in Linz. She subsequently studied musical entertainment theatre at the Vienna Conservatory. At the Stadttheater Klagenfurt, she enjoyed success in the title role of »Cinderella« and as Constanze Weber (»Amadeus«), Polly (»Die Dreigroschenoper«), Hermia (»A Midsummer Night’s Dream«), Joanna (»Sweeney Todd«), Kathy Selden (»Singin’ in the Rain«), Anybodys (»West Side Story«), and Eliza Doolittle (»My Fair Lady«), as well as in »Blutiger Honig«, »Ghetto« and »Amerika« (based on Franz Kafka) ‒ the latter winning the »Nestroy Award« for »Best Production in the Federal States«.
At the Seefestspiele Mörbisch, she also played Eliza Doolittle, while at the Vienna Volksoper, she appeared as Minnie Fay (»Hello, Dolly!«). At the Neue Bühne Villach, she performed in Peter Handke’s »Immer noch Sturm« and in »Ecce Homo« by Bernd Liepold-Mosser and Naked Lunch. Furthermore, she appeared in »Totentanz« (a guest production by the Berliner Ensemble), at the Klagenfurter Ensemble in »Wir sind hier, um uns zu umarmen« (a revue based on the work of Carinthian author Georg Timber Trattnig) and at Vienna’s »Garage X« in Josef Winkler’s »Wetterleuchten auf der Zungenspitze«. In 2013, she was once again nominated for the »Nestroy« award with the production »Wir verkaufen immer« by the Carinthian theater project »Wolkenflug«. In 2020, she received the »Carinthian State Award for the Promotion of Performing Arts«. She made her debut as Eva Andrássy in the world premiere of »Jeder stirbt für sich allein« at Vienna’s Theater in der Josefstadt in 2022; in the 2024/2025 season, she also appeared there as Lischen in »Der Alpenkönig und der Menschenfeind«. In 2026, she played Josepha Vogelhuber (»Im weißen Rössl«) under the direction of Ruth Brauer-Kvam at the Vereinigte Bühnen Bozen.
At the Gärtnerplatztheater, Nadine Zeintl has appeared in roles such as Sally Bowles (»Cabaret«), Truly Scrumptious (»Chitty Chitty Bang Bang«), Kathy Selden, Mabel Gibson (»Die Zirkusprinzessin«), Polly Peachum, Lori Aschenbrenner (»Die Faschingsfee«) and Eliza Doolittle.