César Keiser or Hanspeter Keiser (4 April 1925 – 25 February 2007) was a Swiss cabarettist, comedian, radio personality, and stage and film actor, usually starring in Swiss German language cinema, television and stage productions.
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Born in Basel, Canton of Basel-Stadt in Switzerland, Hanspeter Keiser attended the gymnasium (college), and from 1940 to 1950 the teacher seminary and arts college in Basel where he worked as a professor in 1951.[1]
During World War II Keiser was drummer in various entertainment and jazz groups, among others, together with Lukas Cheese Burckhardt in his own orchestra César Roy. In 1944 Keiser founded the amateur theater group "Quodlibet Basel", a circle of literary and culturally interested people. In 1946 Keiser was co-founder of "Cabaret Kikeriki" in which he participated as a writer and performer until its dissolution in 1951. Then he was hired as an actor and writer for Cabaret Fédéral in Zürich, for which he had previously written several sketches and stayed until 1958. Here he met his future wife and duo partner,[2]Margrit Läubli,[3] whom he married in 1956. The couple had two sons, Mathis (born 1958) and Lorenz Keiser (born 1959).
During ten months he was a travel correspondent in the Middle East in 1955/56. Starting 1958 Keiser for three years worked as director and scriptwriter for commercials at the "CEFI" movie company in Zürich.
On 18 April 1962 his satirical program "César Keiser: Solo Programm" on Theater am Hechtplatz at Limmatquai Zürich premiered, co-directed with Margrit Läubli. Exactly one year later, the second solo program "César Keiser: Opus 2" debuted on Hechtplatz stage, and from "Opus 3" (1964) Keiser and Läubli acted as a duo. Approximately every two years a new "Opus" program premiered until "Opus 13" (1989). In between, in 1972 "Opus Festival", a cross-section-anniversary program "Cabaret? Cabaret!" with historical texts related to the history of the Swiss cabaret was staged in 1975, and in 1980 "Opus USA" followed by a US tour was among Keiser's further works. This was followed by "Opus 2000: Achtung Schnappschüsse!" in 1992, "Frisch geliftet!" in 1996, and in 2002 by the recapitulation program "Opus Feuerwerk". Almost all programs premiered at the Theater am Hechtplatz, then Keiser and Läubli went on tour in Switzerland, and partly they gave guest performances in Germany and in the United States, in Washington and New York. The programs were recorded on tape and on television. Keiser wrote the texts, in the first two programs supported by Fridolin Tschudi and later by his son Lorenz Keiser. Among the longtime musical staff were René Gerber, Hans Moeckel, Werner Kruse, Bruno Spoerri, and later his other son Mathis Keiser.
In addition to these duo programs, in 1976 Keiser and Läubli directed the exhibition "1916–1976: 60 Jahre Theater in der Schweiz" in the Helmhaus gallery-museum in Zürich. As commissioned works Keiser wrote the musical "Robinson" which premiered on 29 December 1979 at the Stadttheater St. Gallen. In the musical "Lueg uf zrugg Züri", he staged together with Läubli, alongside Elizabeth Quick, Noëmie Nadelmann, Ueli Beck, Ernst Stiefel and over eighty laymen actresses and actors, at the "Stadthof 11" theater in Zürich-Oerlikon. In 1995 Keiser and Läubli produced the Swiss German musical comedy "Wer zuletzt stirbt...", starring Keiser and among others Heinz Bühlmann and Mathis Keiser. Besides, Keiser permanently provided works for the Swiss radio, and in 1998 a jointly drafted duo program with Mathis Keiser: "The Lady Is a Tramp!", and a tribute to Frank Sinatra, again on the Hechtplatz stage.[2] Keiser also published some cabaret-related books.
César Keiser on the website of the Swiss national television SRF (in German)
December 15, 2023
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Cesar Keiser or Hanspeter Keiser 4 April 1925 25 February 2007 was a Swiss cabarettist comedian radio personality and stage and film actor usually starring in Swiss German language cinema television and stage productions Cesar KeiserCesar KeiserBorn 1925 04 04 4 April 1925Basel Canton of Basel Stadt SwitzerlandDied25 February 2007 2007 02 25 aged 81 Zurich Canton of Zurich SwitzerlandNationalitySwissOther namesCes Keiser Hanspeter Keiser Keiser CasarOccupation s Cabarettist comedian radio personality stage television and film actorYears active1946 2007SpouseMargrit Laubli m 1956 wbr Children2WebsiteOfficial website in German Margrit Laubli and Cesar Keiser 1986 Contents 1 Life and work 2 Awards 3 Select filmography 4 Literature 5 References 6 External linksLife and work editThis section may be a rough translation from German It may have been generated in whole or in part by a computer or by a translator without dual proficiency Please help to enhance the translation The original article is under Deutsch in the languages menu in the upper right corner If you have just labeled this article as needing attention please add a href Template Needtrans html class mw redirect title Template Needtrans subst Needtrans a pg Cesar Keiser language German comments to the bottom of the WP PNTCU section on Wikipedia Pages needing translation into English August 2022 Born in Basel Canton of Basel Stadt in Switzerland Hanspeter Keiser attended the gymnasium college and from 1940 to 1950 the teacher seminary and arts college in Basel where he worked as a professor in 1951 1 During World War II Keiser was drummer in various entertainment and jazz groups among others together with Lukas Cheese Burckhardt in his own orchestra Cesar Roy In 1944 Keiser founded the amateur theater group Quodlibet Basel a circle of literary and culturally interested people In 1946 Keiser was co founder of Cabaret Kikeriki in which he participated as a writer and performer until its dissolution in 1951 Then he was hired as an actor and writer for Cabaret Federal in Zurich for which he had previously written several sketches and stayed until 1958 Here he met his future wife and duo partner 2 Margrit Laubli 3 whom he married in 1956 The couple had two sons Mathis born 1958 and Lorenz Keiser born 1959 During ten months he was a travel correspondent in the Middle East in 1955 56 Starting 1958 Keiser for three years worked as director and scriptwriter for commercials at the CEFI movie company in Zurich On 18 April 1962 his satirical program Cesar Keiser Solo Programm on Theater am Hechtplatz at Limmatquai Zurich premiered co directed with Margrit Laubli Exactly one year later the second solo program Cesar Keiser Opus 2 debuted on Hechtplatz stage and from Opus 3 1964 Keiser and Laubli acted as a duo Approximately every two years a new Opus program premiered until Opus 13 1989 In between in 1972 Opus Festival a cross section anniversary program Cabaret Cabaret with historical texts related to the history of the Swiss cabaret was staged in 1975 and in 1980 Opus USA followed by a US tour was among Keiser s further works This was followed by Opus 2000 Achtung Schnappschusse in 1992 Frisch geliftet in 1996 and in 2002 by the recapitulation program Opus Feuerwerk Almost all programs premiered at the Theater am Hechtplatz then Keiser and Laubli went on tour in Switzerland and partly they gave guest performances in Germany and in the United States in Washington and New York The programs were recorded on tape and on television Keiser wrote the texts in the first two programs supported by Fridolin Tschudi and later by his son Lorenz Keiser Among the longtime musical staff were Rene Gerber Hans Moeckel Werner Kruse Bruno Spoerri and later his other son Mathis Keiser In addition to these duo programs in 1976 Keiser and Laubli directed the exhibition 1916 1976 60 Jahre Theater in der Schweiz in the Helmhaus gallery museum in Zurich As commissioned works Keiser wrote the musical Robinson which premiered on 29 December 1979 at the Stadttheater St Gallen In the musical Lueg uf zrugg Zuri he staged together with Laubli alongside Elizabeth Quick Noemie Nadelmann Ueli Beck Ernst Stiefel and over eighty laymen actresses and actors at the Stadthof 11 theater in Zurich Oerlikon In 1995 Keiser and Laubli produced the Swiss German musical comedy Wer zuletzt stirbt starring Keiser and among others Heinz Buhlmann and Mathis Keiser Besides Keiser permanently provided works for the Swiss radio and in 1998 a jointly drafted duo program with Mathis Keiser The Lady Is a Tramp and a tribute to Frank Sinatra again on the Hechtplatz stage 2 Keiser also published some cabaret related books nbsp Grave of Cesar Keiser Enzenbuhl cemetery Zurich WeineggCesar Keiser was buried at the Enzenbuhl cemetery in Zurich Weinegg 4 Awards editSome of Keiser s awards include 1982 Literaturkommissionen der Zurcher Kantonsregierung und der Stadt Zurich 1984 Auszeichnung fur kulturelle Verdienste by the city of Zurich 1990 Cornichon Preis by Oltner Cabaret Tage 1999 Salzburger Ehrenstier 2003 Goldplakette by Zuger Annemarie und Eugen Hotz Stiftung 2004 Ehren Prix Walo for his lifetime work Select filmography edit1954 Gruezi Herr Nachbar 1956 Polizischt Wackerli 1959 Hinter den sieben Gleisen 1961 Chikita de 1962 Spass mit Ernst Stankovski Television film 1982 Herr Herr Television film 1982 Der Besuch der alten Dame Television film 2001 2003 Luthi und Blanc Television series 54 episodes 2005 Anjas Engel Television film 2005 Mein Name ist Eugen Rascals on the Road international English title Literature editCesar Keiser and Margrit Laubli Das Grosse Cesar Keiser Cabaret Buch Huber Frauenfeld 2005 ISBN 3 7193 1400 6 References edit Hansruedi Lerch 2014 11 26 Keiser Cesar in German HDS Retrieved 2015 09 24 a b Cesar Keiser in German theaterwissenschaft ch 2013 12 05 Retrieved 2015 09 24 Stefan Koslowski and Christine Wyss 2013 12 05 Margrit Laubli in German Retrieved 2015 09 29 Friedhof Enzenbuhl Graber von prominenten Verstorbenen PDF in German stadt zuerich ch Archived from the original PDF on 2015 09 25 Retrieved 2015 09 25 External links edit nbsp Wikimedia Commons has media related to Cesar Keiser Official website in German Hansruedi Lerch Keiser Cesar in German French and Italian in the online Historical Dictionary of Switzerland 26 November 2014 Cesar Keiser at IMDb Cesar Keiser on the website of the Swiss national television SRF in German Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Cesar Keiser amp oldid 1184233378, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
