botzenh.art® acting | art | design
botzenh.art® acting | art | design

on acting:

“I love independent arthouse film projects, which, due to their inherent artistic ambition, allow actors to portray complex characters and trigger thought processes as well as dialogue by some multi-dimensional narrative style.”
— Katharina Botzenhart
 

recent work 2025, stage:

“Graf Rudolfs Dood

op de Bökelnborg”

(historical drama,

Plattdeutsch)

director: Jan Erik Stahl

role: Annegret (lead)

status: rehearsals

open-air premiere:

August 22, 2025,

Burg (Dithmarschen)

recent work 2024, film:

“signale” (movie)

director: Louis Bennies

role: teacher (feature)

status: post-production

 

headshots

© Franz-Josef Seidl

(FJS-Foto) | Munich

 

shades of emotions | out of cam

© Andrew French | NYC

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“impressions” | selected clips

“FreiRaum” (2024)

with Peter Rappenglück

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interview | Livein Magazine | NYC 2017 | excerpt

“Movies broght me to New York. (…) Just think of Mick “Crocodile” Dundee and his bunch of crazy guys crusing through NYC with Iggy Pop singing “Real Wild Child”…millions of moments like that, iconic movie scenes, turned me into a NY addict. (…) The creative energy is enormous. (…) Being an artist isn’s much of a choice. It’s being terribly passionate, 24/7 work, and a bit of madness. (…) So why not take the risk to leave the safe track and follow yourself into the wild? (…)”

stills & stage & dance

fashion & commercial

© Andrew French | NYC

© Franz-Josef Seidl | Munich

© Lourenso Ramautar | NYC

© Liz Guarracino | NYC

© Georg Braun | Munich

& as credited on pictures

“If adaption means fitting myself into different roles, I’m in. I’m an actor. Mainly. I don’t think in categories. Most of all, I’m an artist. I want it all. (…) Oily colors, freshly painted canvas, the southern smell of cypress trees and jasemine as well as some good old New Orleans Jazz for breakfast - that’s how I was raised. (…) So, when I graduated from university holding a bachelor’s degree in Philosophy & Economics, I decided to lean back on these roots as arts have always been an emotional home for me. Isn’t life an improvistion anyway? (…)”

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press & event





press & event

© Danielle Ballof-Waldleitner

and as credited on pictures