Sarah Agrippine Thonig (born 16 February 1992 in Munich) is a German
film and theater actress who lives in Munich.Thonig first played in a
school theater, then participated in amateur theater performances in
the town theater of Dachau and attended various drama workshops. In
the amateur field she worked in a theater project with handicapped
people and appeared from 2008 to 2010 in various theater performances
at the Ludwig-Thoma-Haus in Dachau. In the summer of 2011, she
attended the Theater Summer Academy at the technical college
Schauspiel München. In 2015 she took camera and acting lessons with
the German actress Teresa Harder.After Thonig received her Abitur
certificat, she became for three years from 2011 to 2014 a member of
the young ensemble of the Residenz Theatre in Munich, where she
received speech and motion tuition as well as a dance and combat
training. There she played two lead roles, the Ingrid in Rainer Werner
Fassbinder's Katzelmacher and the Lou in DNA by Dennis Kelly. Thonig
was also part of the Ensemble of Frühlingserwachen - Live almost, die
young, a modern version of Spring Awakening, created after an adaption
by the German author and director Nuran David Calis.In 2003, at the
age of eleven, Sarah Thonig started her acting career on camera and
since 2012 she has appeared again in various television films and
series. From 2015 Thonig played a permanent supporting role in the ZDF
series Die Rosenheim-Cops. She plays Christin Lange, one of the two
receptists at the Rosenheim police department, alongside Ursula Maria
Burkhart who plays the role of her colleague Marianne Grasegger.
film and theater actress who lives in Munich.Thonig first played in a
school theater, then participated in amateur theater performances in
the town theater of Dachau and attended various drama workshops. In
the amateur field she worked in a theater project with handicapped
people and appeared from 2008 to 2010 in various theater performances
at the Ludwig-Thoma-Haus in Dachau. In the summer of 2011, she
attended the Theater Summer Academy at the technical college
Schauspiel München. In 2015 she took camera and acting lessons with
the German actress Teresa Harder.After Thonig received her Abitur
certificat, she became for three years from 2011 to 2014 a member of
the young ensemble of the Residenz Theatre in Munich, where she
received speech and motion tuition as well as a dance and combat
training. There she played two lead roles, the Ingrid in Rainer Werner
Fassbinder's Katzelmacher and the Lou in DNA by Dennis Kelly. Thonig
was also part of the Ensemble of Frühlingserwachen - Live almost, die
young, a modern version of Spring Awakening, created after an adaption
by the German author and director Nuran David Calis.In 2003, at the
age of eleven, Sarah Thonig started her acting career on camera and
since 2012 she has appeared again in various television films and
series. From 2015 Thonig played a permanent supporting role in the ZDF
series Die Rosenheim-Cops. She plays Christin Lange, one of the two
receptists at the Rosenheim police department, alongside Ursula Maria
Burkhart who plays the role of her colleague Marianne Grasegger.
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