Cordula Stratmann (born November 10, 1963 in Düsseldorf, Germany) is
a German comedian.After taking the Abitur school-leaving examination,
she studied social work at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences
in North Rhine-Westphalia, in Cologne. During her work at the family
counselling section of the Pulheim youth welfare office she also
trained as a family therapist. For the carnival season in 1992, she
invented the character "Annemie Hülchrath".Stratmann had her first
television appearances as the host of the comedy shows Manngold and
Sonst gerne on tm3 and on ZDF. In 1998 she acted in Zimmer frei! as
"Annemie Hülchrath". In 2001 her first stage programme Andererseits
wiederum … followed. In the years 2002 to 2004 she had a show called
Annemie Hülchrath â€" Der Talk on WDR, and in September 2004 she
started an improvisation comedy show Schillerstraße.In October 2001
Stratmann was nominated for the German Comedy Award as "Beste
Komikerin" (best comedian). In October 2002 another nomination
followed, and in 2005 she finally won the award for "Schillerstraße",
as "Beste Impro-Comedy" (best improvisational comedy show).
a German comedian.After taking the Abitur school-leaving examination,
she studied social work at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences
in North Rhine-Westphalia, in Cologne. During her work at the family
counselling section of the Pulheim youth welfare office she also
trained as a family therapist. For the carnival season in 1992, she
invented the character "Annemie Hülchrath".Stratmann had her first
television appearances as the host of the comedy shows Manngold and
Sonst gerne on tm3 and on ZDF. In 1998 she acted in Zimmer frei! as
"Annemie Hülchrath". In 2001 her first stage programme Andererseits
wiederum … followed. In the years 2002 to 2004 she had a show called
Annemie Hülchrath â€" Der Talk on WDR, and in September 2004 she
started an improvisation comedy show Schillerstraße.In October 2001
Stratmann was nominated for the German Comedy Award as "Beste
Komikerin" (best comedian). In October 2002 another nomination
followed, and in 2005 she finally won the award for "Schillerstraße",
as "Beste Impro-Comedy" (best improvisational comedy show).
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