Tina Eberhardt

Drama

SLT / Christian Krautzberger

Tina Eberhardt was born in Stuttgart in 1972. After classical ballet training, she studied acting at the Zurich University of the Arts and made guest appearances at Theater Basel while still a student. In 1995, she joined the Wuppertaler Bühnen as a permanent ensemble member, where she was honored in 2000 as North Rhine-Westphalia’s Best Young Actress and received a nomination in the yearbook Theater Heute.

From 2001, Eberhardt worked as a freelance actress. She was a member of the Bremer Shakespeare Company, appeared at the Pfalztheater Kaiserslautern, and worked in TV productions and recording studios in Berlin, Stuttgart, Munich, and Hamburg. As a regular guest at Schauspielbühnen Stuttgart, she played roles such as Luise in "Kabale und Liebe", the title role in "Hamlet", and appeared in "Geschlossene Gesellschaft", "Nathan der Weise", "Hexenjagd", "1984" and many more. Twice, she received the audience award as the most popular actress of the Schauspielbühnen.

Further engagements included JES – Junges Ensemble Stuttgart, Theater Lübeck, Altonaer Theater Hamburg, Ludwigsburg Summer Theater, as well as independent productions in Hamburg and Lübeck. In 2013 she appeared in two productions at the Salzburg State Theatre and has been a permanent ensemble member since the 2019/20 season. Here, she has shown her versatility in productions such as "We Should All Be Feminists", "Die Räuber", "Cabaret", "The Cherry Orchard", "The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui" and many more.

Last updated: September 2025