Lisa Rothhardt

Lisa Rothhardt was born in Nuremberg in 1994, where she also gained her initial stage experience. In 2012, she completed her schooling at the Wolfram-von-Eschenbach arts grammar school by gaining her 'Abitur' school-leaving certificate, before starting a course in Musical at the Music Vocational College in Sulzbach-Rosenberg in 2013.

From there, she moved in March 2014 to the August Everding Bavarian Theatre Academy in Munich, where she has been on the Musical course since then. She has already appeared here in the productions “Psómion Agamemnon – vom Tun, Leiden und Lernen” (director: Till Kleine-Möller) and “Suchers Leidenschaften: Kurt Weill” (director: Kathrin Ackermann). In 2015, she won a bursary from the Deutscher Bühnenverein and was one of the finalists in the National Singing Competition in Berlin. Lisa Rothhardt appeared in various roles in “I love you, you're perfect, now change” (director: April Hailer) in the Silver Hall of the Deutsches Theater and in November 2016, as an Alabama Girl in the first European performance of the musical “Big Fish” directed by Andreas Gergen.

A guest contract at the Gärtnerplatztheater in Munich was followed by a two-year permanent contract at the Uckermärkische Bühnen in Schwedt. Her roles there included Amalia in Schiller's 'Die Räuber', Wassilissa in Yevgeny Schwarz's Christmas tale 'Die verzauberten Brüder' and, most recently, Cindy Reller in the pop musical 'Cindy Reller' by Martin Lingnau and Heiko Wohlgemuth, based on the successful Schmidts Tivoli production from Hamburg / St. Pauli.

Immediately afterwards, she became a permanent member of the Next Liberty youth theatre ensemble in Graz for the 2019/2020 season.

In her spare time she enjoys photography and image editing.